We collected the ten or so boxes of Laurie Cox's books and audio tapes etc. These materials were integrated into the AGS Library via a *** monster purge ***of the accumulated materials. These will remain mostly with Gavan and Pauline at Bonnet Bay in Sydney, but there is a substantial collection with Robert and Jeanne in Canberra.
Lucky Tom in Melbourne will be receiving come of these goodies as well.
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We spent some time on Marty Levinson's "Practical Fairy Tales for Everyday Living", considering how these may be a useful medium for proulgation of GS principles, in terms of the style and substance of this literature.
The collection of "ETC" journals was reviewed, and our indexes brought up-to-date.
Next Meeting:
Sunday 16 November 2014
"A Mind of its Own" book review
Review of Cordelia Fine’s book
“A Mind of its Own: How your Brain Distorts and Deceives”.
Come and learn more about our abstracting processes
from a non-GS viewpoint.
Led by Mr David Hewson
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