Document Type
Article
Abstract
Effective communication concerning environmental issues can take a variety of forms. The following essay is offered as a “metalogue”, a piece of writing in which the writing itself illustrates the principles developed in the writing.
International readers will be helped if they know that “Jack Armstrong” and “Sergeant Preston” are heroes of moralizing (and often jingoistic) radio dramas popular among children in the United States during the War years and that the “Tom Mix Holster Set” and the “A-bomb Ring” were premiums offered to children in boxes of cold cereal in the period after the War. These “trivia” illustrate the kinds of societal messages directed toward the generation of Americans who presumably will be running the country during the 1980s.
Publication Date
1981
DOI
/10.1016/S0251-1088(81)80008-3
Keywords
nthompson, natural design
Repository Citation
Thompson, Nicholas S., "A Utopian Perspective on Ecology and Development" (1981). Faculty Works. 52.
https://commons.clarku.edu/facultyworks/52