Atlanta's airport is in Georgia, in the southeastern USA. It's actually the world's busiest passenger airport...
I highly recommend a book I'm reading to review right now, 'Deleuze and environmental damage: violence of the text', by Mark Halsey (Ashgate, 2006). It's in their Advances in Criminology series. Halsey's at the U of Melbourne and U of Flinders; it's about environmental conflict in Goolengook, New South Wales. So far as I can see, the Deleuze is flawless and the approach is novel.
Assistant Professor of Geography
Division of Social Sciences
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Delta State University
Cleveland, MS 38733
Tel. 662.846.4096 [w]; 843.6205 [h]; Fax: 662.846.4099
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From: Robert Gosford <robertgosford@...>
To: Ethnoornithology@...
Sent: Monday, February 4, 2008 4:40:28 AM
Subject: [Ethnoornithology] Re: Atlanta Airport African Animal Art
Dear Mark and all,
Good to see your posting on the wonders lurking in small airports.
BTW, what state in the U S of A is Hartsfield airport in? - for those
of us who don't know. Do you have any further information on this
exhibition that you might pass on, and perhaps a link to a website?
Hopefully our paths might cross sometime this year - are you planning
to go to the SoE conference in Fayetteville this year?
Cheers and best,
Robert Gosford
ERSG moderator
--- In Ethnoornithology@ yahoogroups. co.uk, Mark Bonta <markabonta@ ...>
wrote:
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> Sometimes a day-long layover in Hartsfield pays off! I HIGHLY
recommend two exhibitions that contain some of the most amazing and
excellent African sculpture I've seen. The first, on animal symbolism,
is at the entrance/exit to the T concourse, and runs through this
October. Some really fabulous representations of bird symbolism,
relevant to this e-group. Unfortunately, no individual labels for the
pieces (yet?). The other is modern Zimbabwean sculpture (mostly
stone), on the subterranean walking connection between concourses T
and A (you'll miss it if you take the train). Very large and
impressive pieces, many with environmental / nature themes. I couldn't
stop taking photos. This is a permanent exhibition.
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> Cheers
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> Division of Social Sciences, Kethley 226, PO Box 3264
> DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY, Cleveland, MS 38733
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