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Thursday,
November 30,
7:00 pm
At Home in Nature:
Modern Homesteading
and Spiritual Practice in America
by Rebecca Kneale Gould
Gould
will discuss homesteading in America from the late nineteenth
century to the present, examining the lives and beliefs of those
who have ascribed to the homesteading philosophy, placing their
experiences within the broader context of the changing meanings
of nature and religion in modern American culture.
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Rebecca Kneale Gould is
Associate Professor of Religion and Affiliate in
Environmental Studies at Middlebury College in
Vermont. She is a fellow in the Young Scholars
Program of the Center for American Religion at
IU-IUPUI, and is a Board Member of two national
non-profit initiatives: The Simplicity Forum and
Take Back Your Time. |
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Directions to the Thoreau Institute
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Doors open at 7:00 pm for a wine & cheese
reception
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Presentation begins promptly at
7:30 pm.
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$5 suggested donation is appreciated!
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Books will be
available for purchase.
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Wine and cheese generously donated by the Cheese Shop of Concord
in Concord, MA
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