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New Books on Community Living
- Ecovillage at Ithaca: Pioneering a Sustainable Culture
- Walker, Liz, New Society Publishers, May 2005, Paperback, $17.95
- Community: Pursuing the Dream, Living the Reality
- Keller, Suzanne, Princeton University Press, April 2005, Paperback,
$16.95
- The Cohousing Handbook: Building a Place for Community
- Scotthanson, Chris and Kelly, New Society Publishers, November
2004, Paperback, $26.95
Revised edition.
- Living Walden Two: B. F. Skinner's Behaviorist Utopia and Experimental
Communities
- Kuhlmann, Hilke, University of Illinois Press, June 2005, Hardcover,
$35.00
More Books on Community Living
- The Findhorn Book of Community Living
- Metcalf, Bill, Findhorn Press, 2004, Paperback, $9.95
From Findhorn, the most famous and successful intentional spiritual
community in the world, comes a basic introduction into community living.
- And We Are Doing It! Building and Ecovillage Future
- Jackson, JT Ross ; Jackson, J T Ross, Robert D. Reed Publishers,
2000, Paperback, $9.95
- Cohousing: A Contemporary Approach to Housing Ourselves
- McCamant, Kathryn, with Durrett, Charles, Ten Speed Press, 1993
, Paperback, $29.95
- Creating a Life Together: Practical Tools to Grow Ecovillages and
Intentional Communities
- Christian, Diana Leafe, New Society Publishers, 2003, Paperback
, $22.95
P rovides step-by-step practical information distilled from numerous
firsthand sources on how to establish an intentional community. It deals
with structural, interpersonal and leadership issues, decision-making
methods, vision statements, and the development of a legal structure,
as well as profiling well-established model communities. Diana Leafe
Christian is the editor of Communities magazine and a member
of an intentional community in North Carolina.
- Ecovillage Living: Restoring the Earth and Her People
- Edited by Jackson, Hildur and Svensson, Karen, Green Books, 2002,
Paperback, $24.95
- Joyfully Together: The Art of Building a Harmonious Community
- Hanh, Thich Nhat, Parallax Press, 2003, Paperback, $10.00
Thich Nhat Hanh explores the spiritual, emotional, and practical aspects
of developing a community for life. He stresses the importance of communication
in all our relationships as the basis for resolving difficulties and
maintaining an atmosphere of harmony in "Sanghas," families, and even
nations.
- A Place to Live and Work: The Henry Disston Saw Works and the Tacony
Community of Philadelphia
- Silcox, Harry C, Pennsylvania State University Press, 1994, Hardcover,
$53.00
- To Build Our Lives Together: Community Formation in Black Atlanta,
1875-1906
- Dorsey, Allison, University of Georgia Press, 2004, Paperback,
$19.95
- Voices from the Farm: Adventures in Community Living
- Fike, Rupert, Book Publishing Company, 1998, Paperback, $9.95
In 1972, at the height of the counter-culture movement, several hundred
hippies drove their school buses into southern rural Tennessee and founded
America's largest, modern-day intentional community: The Farm. In this
book, past and present members of The Farm recount some of their more
memorable experiences.
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