The Villagers: Changed Values, Altered Lives: The Closing of the Urban-Rural Gap by Critchfield, Richard - 1994

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1994. 1994 Critchfield, Richard THE VILLAGERS: CHANGED VALUES, ALTERED LIVES THE CLOSING OF THE URBAN-RURAL GAP NY: Anchor Books, c1994 First printing 488pp, Advanced Reader's copy, notes, Lg 8vo, As new softbound,

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New York: Anchor Books, Doubleday, 1994. First Edition. First Printing. good, good. 497, illus., notes, index, highlighting/underlining on first 40 pgs, previous owner's name & address on front endpaper. Notes on rear endpaper. Critchfield returns to his beloved villages to witness the closing of the urban-rural population gap and to assess the changed values and altered lives global villagers now inherit. Critchfield takes us from a Holocaust memorial ceremony in the woods outside Popowlany village in Poland to a sacred Javanese puppet shadow-play in a Pilangsari village in Indonesia; from planting a rice field in Nae-Chon village in South Korea to harvesting wheat in a Ghungrali village on the Punjab Plain.

New York, Etc.: Anchor Books, Doubleday, 1994. 1st Edition. xiv, 497 [1]p., b/w illus., dj.