books by Duncan Earle (alternative development friendship)

books by Duncan Earle

books:

Eastward: A Maine Cruise in a Friendship Sloop
Roger Duncan

Blackberry, 1995

An account of the author's cruise from Maine to New brunswick in his Friendship sloop Eastward. A reprint of the International marine 1976 publication.

Heart of Creation: The Mesoamerican World and the Legacy of Linda Schele

University Alabama Press, 2002

The core of this book focuses on the current study of Mayan hieroglyphics as inspired by the recently deceased Mayanist Linda Schele. As author or coauthor of more than 200 books or articles on the Maya, Schele served as the chief disseminator of knowledge to the general public about this ancient Mesoamerican culture, similar to the way in which Margaret Mead introduced anthropology and the people of Borneo to the English-speaking world. ...

The Fundamentals and Mechanics of DRAWING Applied To Industrial Arts
David W. Duncan, Fritz D. Roberson, ...

North Texas State College Print Shop, 1961

Industrial arts drawings.

Coastal Maine: A Maritime History

1 review
Roger F. Duncan

Countryman Press, 2002

Awsome Book of Maines Past and Present
This is the most palatable book of history you will find. It's not just a text book with names,dates, and places. That is there, but,the author uses his skills of storytelling, scholorship, creativity,as well as his vast knowledge of the area, and extensive experience sailing along the New England Coast, to painlessly educate,inform, and actually make you feel as if you were right there as ...

Uprising of Hope: Sharing the Zapatista Journey to Alternative Development (Crossroads in Qualitative Inquiry)

2 reviews
Duncan Earle

AltaMira Press, 2005

Moving beyond the search for the one true Marcos
This is the book for anyone who needs to know, whatever happened to the Zapatista rebels of Chiapas? Ever since the Mexican army dismantled the Zapatista liberated zone in 1998, it has been very difficult for outsiders who don't know Chiapas to figure out at what level the movement still exists. The two authors are U.S. anthropologists who take their students on service-learning trips. Between ...