"A dazzling collection, full of insights, surprises and useful provocations. I was very impressed by the clarity and vividness of the selections and found them to be engaging even to a non-specialist."--Scott Slovic, Department of English, University of Nevada, RenoPlease note: Endorser gives permission to excerpt from quote.
Musician and philosopher David Rothenberg is the author of Why Birds Sing, Bug Music, Survival of the Beautiful,and many other books,published in at least eleven languages. His more than twenty CDs include One Dark Night I Left My Silent House and, most recently, Berlin Bülbul and Cool Spring. He has performed or recorded with Pauline Oliveros, Peter Gabriel, Scanner, Elliott Sharp, and Suzanne Vega. Nightingales in Berlin is his latest book, CD, and film. A 2019 Safina Center Fellow, he is Distinguished Professor at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. Wandee J. Pryor is former Managing Editor of Terra Nova projects at the New Jersey Institute of Technology.
"A dazzling collection, full of insights, surprises and useful provocations. I was very impressed by the clarity and vividness of the selections and found them to be engaging even to a non-specialist." - Scott Slovic, Professor of Literature and Environment, University of Nevada, Reno; "An interesting and highly leavened mix of thought, perception, and speculation, all of which provokes more of the same. Its premise - that there must be an underlying creative impulse that governs biological evolution and human progress - is challenging and timely now, when the concept of natural selection is under political attack" - David Appelbaum, Professor of Philosophy, State University of New York at New Paltz"
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