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Author: Peter Goin ,
C.Elizabeth Raymond
Publisher: The University of Chicago Press
Imprint: University of Chicago Press
Edition: 2nd ed.
Dimensions:
Width: 28.20cm
, Height: 2.70cm
, Length: 21.90cm
Weight: 1.296kg
ISBN: 9781930066113
ISBN 10: 1930066112
Pages: 240
Publication Date: 01 January 2004
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: No Longer Our Product
Availability: Out of stock
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Reviews
Raymond's essays are . . . tightly constructed and superbly written. . . . Goin's images, which are creatively integrated with the text, are as beguiling as they are striking. Much the same can be said for the historical prints interspersed throughout the book.. . . . Anyone searching for the trail that connects our landscapes of mineral production with our landscapes of consumption will likely find the essays and photographs in Changing Mines in America absorbing and thought-provoking. --Geoffrey L. Buckley Geographical Review
Raymond''s essays are . . . tightly constructed and superbly written. . . . Goin''s images, which are creatively integrated with the text, are as beguiling as they are striking. Much the same can be said for the historical prints interspersed throughout the book.. . . . Anyone searching for the trail that connects our landscapes of mineral production with our landscapes of consumption will likely find the essays and photographs in Changing Mines in America absorbing and thought-provoking. --Geoffrey L. Buckley Geographical Review
Raymond''s essays are . . . tightly constructed and superbly written. . . . Goin''s images, which are creatively integrated with the text, are as beguiling as they are striking. Much the same can be said for the historical prints interspersed throughout the book.. . . . Anyone searching for the trail that connects our landscapes of mineral production with our landscapes of consumption will likely find the essays and photographs in Changing Mines in America absorbing and thought-provoking. -- Geoffrey L. Buckley Geographical Review
"""Raymond's essays are . . . tightly constructed and superbly written. . . . Goin's images, which are creatively integrated with the text, are as beguiling as they are striking. Much the same can be said for the historical prints interspersed throughout the book.. . . . Anyone searching for the trail that connects our landscapes of mineral production with our landscapes of consumption will likely find the essays and photographs in ""Changing Mines in America"" absorbing and thought-provoking.""--Geoffrey L. Buckley ""Geographical Review "" ""Raymond''s essays are . . . tightly constructed and superbly written. . . . Goin''s images, which are creatively integrated with the text, are as beguiling as they are striking. Much the same can be said for the historical prints interspersed throughout the book.. . . . Anyone searching for the trail that connects our landscapes of mineral production with our landscapes of consumption will likely find the essays and photographs in ""Changing Mines in America"" absorbing and thought-provoking.""--Geoffrey L. Buckley ""Geographical Review """
