Document Type
Contribution to Book
Publication Date
2008
Abstract
This essay is written in the shadow of the wisdom of Loren Eiseley. The source of the thought herein is drawn from Eiseley's unique vision of time and the relational ambiguities of the living and the dead, or at the very least these notes are haunted by the penetrating and often dark insights of this inveterate bone hunter and very human scholar of man's origins. What follows, then, is written against the background reference to what is arguable a unique approach and singular sensitivity to the world of the dead in the writings of Loren Eiseley.
Editor
Charles Tandy
Publisher
Ria University Press
City
Palo Alto
ISBN
978193497025
Repository Citation
Kimmel, L. (2008). Intimate moments among the dead: Death and time in the work of Loren Eiseley. In C. Tandy (Ed.), Death and anti-death: Thirty years after Loren Eiseley (1907-1977). Ria University Press.
Publication Information
Death and Anti-Death: Thirty Years After Loren Eiseley (1907-1977)