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Bibliography in Ecological Ethics and Eco-Theology: F-H
This list of resources in ecological ethics and eco-theology has been compiled by my research assistant Charles Demm as of October 1, 2003, with thanks to a number of other existing sources, especially John Cobb's "Ecotheology Book list" found on his web page and in the revised edition of Is It Too Late? A Theology of Ecology; and Joseph K. Sheldon's Rediscovery of Creation: A Bibliographical Study of the Church's Response to the Environmental Crisis.
WARNING: This is a long file.
INDEX | A-B | C-E | F-H | I-L | M-O | P-R | S-T | U-Z
Fackre, Gabriel. (1971). “Ecology and Theology.” Religion
in Life, 40, pp. 210-224.
Fagley, R. (1960). The Population Explosion and
Christian Responsibility. New York: Oxford University Press.
-----. (1962). “The Christian’s Response to the
Population Explosion.” Journal of the American Scientific Affiliation,
14(1), pp. 17-24.
Falcke, Heino. (1984). “Confronting Threats to
Peace and Survival: Theological Aspects.” The Ecumenical Review,
36. pp. 33-42.
-----. (1986). “Biblical Aspects of the Process of
Mutual Commitment.” The Ecumenical Review, 38, pp. 257-264.
-----. (1987). “The Integrity of Creation.” One
World, pp. 15-18.
Fandrich, H. (1973). “The Engineer, the Consumer,
and Pollution.” Journal of the American Scientific Affiliation,
25(1), pp. 17-20.
Faramelli, Norman J. (1970). “Ecological
Responsibility and Economic Justice: The Perilous Links Between Ecology
and Poverty.” Andover Newton Quarterly, 11(2), pp. 81-93.
-----. (1971). Technethics. New York:
Friendship Press.
-----. (1972a). “Ecological Responsibility and
Church Investments.” Church and Society, 62, pp. 25-33.
-----. (1972b, July-Aug). Urban Ecology: Basis for a
New Alliance.” New World Outlook, pp. 9-15.
-----. (1972c, Winter). “Toying with the
Environment and the Poor: A Report on the Stockholm Environmental
Conference.” Environmental Affairs, pp. 469- 486.
-----. (1973). “The Role of the Church in
Eco-Justice.” Church and Society, 64(Nov-Dec), pp. 4-15.
-----. (1974). “Ecojustice: Challenge to the
Churches in the 1970’s.” Foundations, 17(2), pp. 124-132.
----- and Charles Powers. (1978). “Environmental
Ethics: Questions of Social Justice.” In Warren T. Reich (Ed.), Encyclopedia
of Bioethics. Vol. 1. New York: Free Press, pp. 388-392.
Faricy, Robert. (1982). Wind and Sea Obey Him.
London: SCM Press.
-----. (1988). “The Person-Nature Split: Ecology,
Women, and Human Life.” The Teilhard Review, 23, pp. 33-44.
Farley, Edward. (1983). Theologia: The
Fragmentation and Unity of Theological Education. Philadelphia:
Fortress Press.
Farrell, M. (1981). “J. Watt: Occupy the Land Until
Jesus Comes.” National Catholic Reporter, 17, p.16.
Feddema, R.(1991). “Sustainable Agriculture.” Earthkeeping:
A Quarterly on Faith and Agriculture, 6(3):19.
Feenstra, (1969). “The Spritual vs. Material
Heresy.” Journal of the American Scientific Affiliation, 21(2),
pp. 44-46.
Ferguson, Olander, et al., (Eds.) (1990). Discourses:
Conversations in Postmodern Art and Culture. New York: Massachusetts
Institute of Technology and the New Museum of Contemporary Art.
Ferkiss, V. C. (1972). “Technology and the Future
of Man.” Review and Expositor, 69(1), pp. 49-54.
-----. (1974). “Christianity, Technology and the
Human Future.” Dialog, 13, pp. 258-263.
Ferre, Frederick. (1976). Shaping the Future.
New York: Harper and Row.
-----. (1982). “Religious World Modeling and
Postmodern Science.” The Journal of Religion, 62, pp. 261-271.
-----. (1983). “Faith for the Future.” American
Journal of Theology and Philosophy, 4(1), pp. 3-13.
-----. (1992). “The Integrity of Creation.” In
Randolph Crump Miller (Ed.) Empirical Theology. Birmingham, Ala:
Religious Education Press.
Filippi, Linda J. (1990). Of Sweet Grapes, Wheat
Berries and Simple Meeting: Feminist Theology, Gestalt Therapy, Pastoral
Counseling, and the Earth (ecology). Ph.D., School of Theology at
Claremont.
------. (1991). “Place, Feminism, and Healing: An
Ecology of Pastoral Counseling.” Journal of Pastoral Care 45, no.
3, Fall, pp. 231-42.
Finger, R. H. (1990). “Many Strands—One Web.” Daughters
of Sarah, 16(May/June), 2.
Finnerty, A. (1977). No More Plastic Jesus: Global
Justice and Christian Lifestyle. New York: Orbis Books.
Finnin, W., and D. Huisingh. (1972). “Population
Control Begins With You.” Duke Divinity Review, 37, pp. 32-39.
Fisher, J. (1972). Scripture Animals: A Natural
History of the Living Creatures Named in the Bible. New York:
Weathervane Books.
Fisher, L. (1970). “Man and Nature in Old Testament
Traditions.” IDOC International, 9, pp. 16-39.
Fisher, W. E. (1976). A New Climate for
Stewardship. Nashville, Tn: Abingdon Press.
FitzMaurice, E. (1989). “A Time to Heal.” Momentum,
20, pp. 75-77.
Foltz, B. V. (1984). “On Heidegger and the
Interpretation of Environmental Crisis.” Environmental Ethics,
6(4), pp. 323-338.
Forbes, J. A. (1985). “Preaching in the
Contemporary World.” In D. Hessel (Ed.), For Creation’s Sake:
Preaching, Ecology and Justice (pp. 45-54). Philadelphia: Geneva
Press.
Forrester-Brown, J. A. (1920). The Two Creation
Stories in Genesis: A Study of Their Symbolism. London: John M.
Watkins. Reprinted by Shambala, Berkeley, Ca.
Foster, R. J. (1978). Celebration of Discipline.
New York: Harper and Row.
-----. (1981). Freedom of Simplicity. New
York: Harper and Row.
Foster, W. J., and D. R. Jeays. (1981).
“Environmental Attitudes, Religious Beliefs and Denominational
Affiliation in a Group of Primary Teacher Education Students.” Journal
of Christian Education, 72, pp. 46-51.
Foundations (1974). “Ecology and Justice.” Foundations,
17, pp. 99-172.
Fowler, Robert Booth. (1995). The Greening of
Protestant Thought. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press.
Fox, Matthew. (1979). Western Spirituality:
Historical Roots, Ecumenical Roots. Notre Dame, In: Fides/Claretian.
-----. (1980). Breakthrough: Meister Eckhart’s
Creation Spirituality in New Translation. Santa Fe: Bear and Company.
-----. (1983a). Meditations with Meister Eckhart.
Santa Fe: Bear and Company.
-----. (1983b). Original Blessing. Santa Fe:
Bear and Company.
-----. (1988). The Coming of the Cosmic Christ.
San Francisco: Harper and Row.
Fox, T. C. (1987, Sept.4). “Coalition Draws Belated
Church into Ecosystem.” National Catholic Reporter, pp. 1ff.
Frair, W. (1969). “Ignorance, Inertia, and
Irresponsibility.” Journal of the American Scientific Affiliation,
21(2), pp. 43-44.
Frame, R. (1988). “Planetary Justice.” Christianity
Today, 32(17), p. 74.
-----. (1990). “Christianity and Ecology: A Better
Mix Than Before.” Christianity Today, 34(April 23), pp. 38-39.
-----. (1991). “Defiler of the Earth.”Christianity
Today, 35(7), 41.
Francis, J. and P. Albrecht. (Eds.) (1976). Facing
Up to Nuclear Power, Risks and Potentialities of te Large-Scale Use of
Nuclear Energy. Philadelphia: Westminster.
Francis, M. (1988). “Ecology and the Integrity of
Creation.” SEDOS Bulletin, 11, pp. 378-380.
Freeman, J. (1987). “Christian Conservation Begins
in the Home.” In F. W. Krueger (Ed.), Christian Ecology: Building an
Environmental Ethic for the Twenty-First Century (pp. 63-64). North
Webster, Indiana: The North American Conference on Christianity and
Ecology.
Freire, Paulo. (1970). Pedagogy of the Oppressed.
New York: Seabury.
-----. (1985). The Politics of Education: Culture,
Power, and Liberation. South Hadley, MA: Bergin & Garvey.
French, W. (1986). “Technology and Ethics:
Reflections After Chernobyl.” Christian Century, 103(23), pp.
675-678.
Fretheim, Terrence E. (1969). Creation, Fall and
Flood. Minneapolis: Augsburg Publishing House.
-----. (1984). The Suffering of God: An Old
Testament Perspective. Overtures to Biblical Theology. Philadelphia:
Fortress Press.
-----. (1987). “Nature’s Praise of God in the
Psalms.” Ex Auditu, 3, pp. 16-30.
-----. (1991a). “The Plagues as Ecological Signs of
Historical Disaster.” JBL, 110(3), pp.. 385-96.
-----. (1991b). “The Reclaiming of Creation:
Redemption and Law in Exodus.” Interpretation, 45 (Oct.), ppp.
354-65.
-----. (1992). “Creator, Creature, and Co-creation
in Genesis 1-2.” In Hultgren, Juel, and Kingsbury (Eds.) All Things
New: Essays in Honor of Roy A. Harrisville. St. Paul, MN: Word and
World, Luther Northwestern Theological Seminary.
Freudenberger, C. Dean and Paul Minus. (1975). Christian
Responsibility in a Hungry World. Nashville: Abingdon Press.
Freudenberger, C. Dean. (1981). The Gift of Land.
Los Angeles: Franciscan Communications.
-----. (1982). “Resource Abuse: ‘The Land Does
Not Lie.’” In W. Bryon (Ed.), The Causes of World Hunger. New
York: Paulist Press.
-----. (1984). Food for Tomorrow? Minneapolis:
Augsburg Publishing House.
-----. (1986). “Food and Politics: Business as
Usual Has Run its Course. What are the Options? Word and World,
6(1), pp. 40-53.
-----. (1987a). “Implications of a New Land
Ethic.” In B. F. Evans and G. D. Cusack (Eds.), Theology of the Land
(pp. 69-84). Collegeville, MN: The Liturgical Press.
-----. (1987b). “An Overview of Christian
Agriculture Historically and Principles of Land Stewardship.” In F. W.
Krueger (Ed.), Christian Ecology: Building an Environmental Ethic for
the Twenty-First Century (pp. 34-35). North Webster, Indiana: The
North American Conference on Christianity and Ecology.
-----. (1987c). “Regenerative Food Systems in
Perspective of an Ancient Hebrew Tradition of Covenant.” In F. W.
Krueger (Ed.), Christian Ecology: Building an Environmental Ethic for
the Twenty-First Century (p. 46). North Webster, Indiana: The North
American Conference on Christianity and Ecology.
-----. (1988). “The Agricultural Agenda for the
Twenty-First Century.” Pro Rege, 16(4): 15-21.
-----. (1989a). “The Agricultural Agenda for the 21st
Century.” Earthkeeping: A Quarterly on Faith and Agriculture,
5(1), 5-9.
-----. (1989b, Jan-Mar). “Caring for the Earth.” Together,
A Publication of World Vision, 7-9.
-----. (1990). Global Dust Bowl: Can We Stop the
Destruction of the Land Before it’s Too Late? Minneapolis: Augsburg.
-----, and J. C. Hough, Jr. (1977). “Lifeboats and
Hungry People.” In D. T. Hessel (Ed.), Beyond Survival: Bread and
Justice in Christian Perspective (pp. 19-47). New York: Friendship
Press.
Freudenstein, E. G. (1970). “Ecology and the Jewish
Tradition.” Judaism, 19, pp. 406-414.
Friend, J. A. (1982). “Nature, Man and God: A
Temple Revisited.” Reformed Theological Review, 41(2), 34-41.
Friends (Religious Society of—Pacific Yearly
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Fritsch, Albert J. (1972). A Theology of the Earth.
Washington, D. C. CLB Publishers, Inc.
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North Webster, Indiana: The North American Conference on Christianity and
Ecology.
-----. (1987b). “The Ethics of Direct Action.” In
F. W. Krueger (Ed.), Christian Ecology: Building an Environmental Ethic
for the Twenty-First Century. North Webster, Indiana: The North
American Conference on Christianity and Ecology.
-----. (1987c). Renew the Face of the Earth.
Chicago: Loyola Univ. Press.
-----, and G. McMahan, A. Okagaki, and W. Millard.
(1980). Environmental Ethics: Choices for Concerned Citizens.
Garden City, N.Y.: Anchor Press/Doubleday.
Froehlich, Karl F. (1970). “Ecology of Creation.”
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-----. (1987a). “A Christian Ecologist’s Response
to Native American Presence and Spirituality.” In F. W. Krueger (Ed.), Christian
Ecology: Building an Environmental Ethic for the Twenty-First Century
(p.77), North Webster, Indiana: The North American Conference on
Christianity and Ecology.
-----. (1987b). “Technologies for Regeneration:
Part Three: The Water Crisis and You.” In F. W. Krueger (Ed.), Christian
Ecology: Building an Environmental Ethic for the Twenty-First Century (pp.
91-92). North Webster, Indiana: The North American Conference on
Christianity and Ecology.
Frymer-Kensky, Tikva. (1992). In the Wake of the
Goddesses: Women, Culture, and the Biblical Transformation of Pagan Myth.
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Fuerst, W. J. (1980). “Space and Place in the Old
Testament.” Dialog (St. Paul, MN, imprint), 19, pp. 193-198.
Fuggle, R. F. (1987). “Convergence Between Religion
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(Ed.), Are We Killing God’s Earth? (pp.1-5). Pretoria, South
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Fuller, Robert. (1992). Ecology of Care.
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Funck, L. L. (1976). “Energy Crisis: Where Are We
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Furuya, Keiichi. (1990, Spring). “Faith, Science
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INDEX | A-B | C-E | F-H | I-L | M-O | P-R | S-T | U-Z
Gaard, Greta. (1993). Ecofeminism: Women, Animals,
Nature. Philadelphia: Temple University Press.
Galloway, A. D. (1951). The Cosmic Christ. New
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Gambell, Ray. (1990). “Whaling—A Christian
Position.” Science and Christian Belief, 2(April), pp. 15-24.
Gammie, J. G. (1978). “Behemoth and Leviathan: On
the Didactic and Theological Significance of Job 40:15-41:26.” In J. G.
Gammie, W. A. Brueggeman, W. L. Humphreys, and J. M. Ward (Eds.), Israelite
Wisdom: Theological and Literary Essays in Honor of Samuel Terrien
(pp. 217-231). New York: Union Theological Seminary.
Gardiner, R. W. (1990). “Between the Two Worlds:
Humans in Nature and Culture.” Environmental Ethics, 12(4), pp.
339-352.
Garrick, I. (1970). “Right Involvement with
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Garriot, Charlie. (1983, Jan). “A Theology for all
My Relatives: Are you at Peace with Your Nonhuman Relatives in
Creation?” Other Side, pp. 16-19.
-----. (1987, May). “Mound Planting: Meeting Christ
in the Garden.” Other Side, pp. 32-37.
Gaston, W. F. (1985). The Art of Wakefulness:
Introducing a Creation-Centered Spirituality into the Life of the Church.
D.Min., United Theological Seminary.
Gedicks, Al. (1993). The New Resource Wars: Native
and Environmental Struggles Against Multinational Corporations.
Boston: South End Press.
Geels, E. J. (1978). “A Journal Symposium—The
Recombinant DNA Controversy: Examine the Dangers and Benefits
Carefully.” Journal of the American Scientific Affiliation,
30(2), 75-76.
Geiger, D. R. (1978). “Agriculture, Stewardship,
and a Sustainable Future.” In M.E. Jegen and B. V. Manno, (Eds.), The
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Geisler, N. (1989). Knowing the Truth about
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Servant Books.
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Environmental Studies.
-----. (1992). Eco-Theology. Glascow: Wild
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-----. (1989, June). “Energy and the Bible.” ICE
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Gendler, Everett. (1971). “On the Judaism of
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Genesis Rabbah (1985). Genesis Rabbah: The Judaic
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George, D. (1984). The Christian as a Consumer.
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Gibbs, John C. (1971a). Creation and Redemption: A
Study in Pauline Theology. Leiden: E. J. Brill.
-----. (1971b). “Pauline Cosmic Christology and
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Gibson, William E. (1975). “Economic Justice.” Church
and Society, 66(Nove-Dec), 11-21.
-----. (1976, Early Winter). “Eco-Justice: A
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-----. (1977a). “Ecojustice: Burning Word:
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-----. (1977b). “The Lifestyle of Christian
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-----. (1978[revised 1981]). A Covenant Group for
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-----. (1979, May). “Life on a Shrinking Planet.”
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-----. (1980a). “Justice, the Church and the Land
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Churches and Land Grant Universities. Ames, Iowa: Iowa State
University Press.
-----. (1980b). “Values for Post-Affluent Times.”
In D. T. Hessel (Ed.), Rethinking Social Ministry. New York:
Program Agency, Presbyterian Church, USA.
-----. (1980c). “What is Happening in American
Society? And the powers of the Church.” In D. T. Hessel (Ed.), Participant’s
Manual for Social Ministry Institutes. New York: Program Agency,
Presbyterian Church, USA.
-----. (1981). “Sufficiency: Direction of the
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-----. (1982a, Dec). “Eco-justice: What is it?” The
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-----. (1982b, Sept). “The Ecology of an
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-----. (1982c, July-Aug). “Shalom Through Work.” The
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-----. (1982d). Social Ministry and the Knowledge
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-----. (1983a, Mar). “The Land Mourns.” JSAC
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-----. (1983b). “Praise the Creator—Care for
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Year: A Commentary on the Lectionary. Philadelphia: Geneva Press.
-----. (1985a). “Eco-Justice: New Perspective for a
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Press.
-----. (1985b). “The Search for a New Humanity.”
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-----. (1985c). “Stewardship and Economics.” In
N. Hundertmark (Ed.), Pro-Earth. New York: Friendship Press.
-----. (1986a, Spring). “Confessing and
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and Congregational Life. Ellenwood, Georgia: Alternatives.
-----. (1986b, Spring). “Three Norms for Our
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-----. (1987a, Spring). “Creation and Liberation as
a Continuing Story.” The Egg: A Journal of Eco-Justice.
-----. (1987b). “Sustainable Security: Peace
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-----. (1988). “An Order in Crisis, and the
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-----. (1988/9). “Valuing Earth: Probing the Why
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-----. (1989a). “Hearings Reveal Toxic
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Eco-Justice, 9(3), pp. 13-15.
-----. (1989b). “Managing Waste and Doing
Justice.” The Egg: A Journal of Eco-Justice, 9(2), p.1.
-----. (1989c). “The Universe as Our Home—But Not
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-----. (1990a). “Beginning a ‘turnaround
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-----. (1990b). “Call to Restore Creation.” In Restoring
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-----. (1994). “Restoring Creation-Interpreting the
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Gilbert, T. L. (1992, Oct). “Nature, Technology,
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with Special Reference to the Problem of Creation as That Problem Appears
in the Philosophies of F. H. Bradley and A. N. Whitehead and the Historic
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-----. (1965). Maker of Heaven and Earth.
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-----. (1974). “The Theological Understanding of
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-----. (1976). Reaping the Whirlwind: A Christian
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-----. (1987). “Is Religious Faith Possible in an
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-----. (1993). Nature, Reality, and the Sacred.
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-----. (1992). Earth in the Balance. New York:
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Gorrie, Peter. (1990, Feb-Mar). “The James Bay
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