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Earth Fields - Intro

There has been quite a recent resurgence (since about the 1800c or 
so in "western thought") which grew (briefly) in the following way:

 1) All of this "modern stuff" was not with out consequences. [Note 1].
 2) The Romantic movements; including (with the discovery of native americans
    in "the new world") the concept of "the nobel savage"; in general, this
    followed early (and *almost* completey effective) waves of genocide (see map).
 3) A re-appraisal of "bigger is better", "might makes right", etc.
 4) A greater understanding of water tables and their specific inter-connectivity
    in the Florida paenaeinsula; ??name-ref??.

Of the concepts of "inter-connectivity", "naturalism", "ecology", etc.

Thus, one of the many cross products that is possible to yield
"earth fields" (i had to have *some* term for it) as their result
is the following:

    Scientific x Spritual (The Earth) :: EXPRESSED IN TERMS OF  Art ---> Earth Fields.




            
    

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[1] Examples include the folowing:

   a) Pisarro's inclusion of SMOKE STACKS in his pastrel paintings.

   b) The "arcades project" (primarily in Paris, following the Commune; ie, 1870-1871)

   c) The sudden change in the population balance of light and dark coloured
      moths in newly industrialised England. See also: Natural Selection.


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Bibliography

Breslin,



Bruton???, (). "We have never been modern".


Nagy, Moholy (). "??title??".
             in "Modern Esthetics" [sic]. Edited by Richard D??name??