Rats, Stones and the Goddess: A Conversation with Sabine Lichtenfels, Femspec Issue 9.1
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Publisher Description
Batya Weinbaum interviewed Sabine Lichtenfels in July, 2005 when invited to participate in the seminar for Peace Journalists at Tamera. Tamera is an international intentional community in Southern Portugal. They openly maintain free love lifestyle to free up energy to liberate and change an oppressive society, along the lines of New Left thinkers influenced by Marcuse and Wilhelm Reich.
GENRE
Politics & Current Affairs
RELEASED
2015
11 March
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
29
Pages
PUBLISHER
Femspec Journal
SIZE
138.9
KB
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