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Subject: | Re: "The Human Nature of Birds" |
From: | Ian Fraser <> |
Date: | Thu, 2 Apr 1998 09:29:59 +1000 (EST) |
Just a slightly different perspective on the book "The Human Nature of Birds" by Theodore Xenophon Barber, to which Bonny Oliver gives such a plug. I was sent one for review on the ABC; I seem to remember totally dismissing it (which I have NEVER done, before or since, to a book) as pseudo-scientific codswallop. This is not intended as any disrepect to Bonny - simply that different people value different things. If I'd known that Bonny was searching for one, I'd have happily sent her mine! However, I'm now concerned that maybe I was unfair - I'll certainly look it up again, and would be curious to know if anyone else had a reaction to it. Cheers, Ian --- Ian Fraser, Canberra Environment Tours; Vertego Environmental Writing Consultancy ph: 02 62491560 fax: 02 62473227 |
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