Another Turn of the Crank by Wendell Berry

Another turning point in the other crank track of Wendellberry is about environmental sustainability. He thinks that it is necessary to start from the local level first before achieving sustainable development on a global scale. This is the same as "global thinking, local action" mentioned at the beginning of the course. In other words, the result of our action affects the world. When talking about some chapters in this book, I will associate how Berry 's idea relates to what is being discussed in this course.

This short but useful article is useful for my research because it links 1) organic giant giants Michael Pollan and Wendell Berry 2) Wendell Berry is clearly important for Michael's growth 3) I quote "Protection and cultivated land" (2002) as follows. "I believe that the protection of the city is not a farmer and I believe there is a right not to care about food production.In addition, in this article, Berry is" deeply influenced "by Sir Albert Howard's work" It says that some of the people are listed. Frances Mollip, Barry Commoner, Joan Gussow

Position Berry as an important remark of the food system of the present environmental problem (in contrast to Thoreau and the wild) on Wendell Berry mentions the philosophy, poetry and rhetoric of the present environment's writing and thinking Consider Michael's Polish format. "Wisdom of Windberry": Wendell Berry helped me solve the Thoreau problem and made a solid bridge for the deep differences between nature and culture in the United States. Berry used his farm as a text instead of the wilderness, taught a reasonable fight against nature - a fight of a lover - and taught me how to proceed without using heavy artillery. He transplanted the wild ones from the "where" forest (outside the fence) into a small amount of garden soil and green buds of germinated peas. He pointed out the way we get back to nature. It is no longer an audience, it is a full-fledged participant.