Words&Dirt

Today, I picked two quotes from the same book.  Just couldn’t resist! “A century ago, John Dewey explained the connection between democracy and education.  He wrote: A democracy is more than a form of government; it is primarily a mode of associated living, of conjoint communicated experience.  The extension in space of the number of […]

“The order of a conventional row-crop garden is the order of the machine.  This regimentation invites us to view plants as mechanical food factories.  We fuel them with fertilizer, service them with rakes and hoes, and measure their production in bushels, bins, and tons.  We view the plants as part of our dominion.  In a […]