Collection search - Lovelock, James. Discovering Gaia

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Lovelock, James. Discovering Gaia

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File

Date:

January 2010

Reference:

R16853-61-5-E, Volume number: 1, File number: 12

File no. (creator):

12

Type of material:

Moving images, Textual material, Sound recordings

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Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

5858751

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The Green Interview fonds

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Lovelock, James. Discovering Gaia
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Date(s):

January 2010

Place of creation:

United Kingdom

Extent:

1 video file (.mov).
1 sound file (.mp3).
1 closed caption file (.vtt).
1 textual document (.pdf).
1 folder of textual records.

Language of material:

English

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File consists of an interview with James Lovelock titled "Discovering Gaia." The interview was conducted by Silver Donald Cameron as part of The Green Interview. File includes video of the interview, printed transcript, sound recording, and closed captioning file.

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Lovelock, James

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MSS2736

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General note:

From The Green Interview website: "Topic: Climate change; Philosophy."

From The Green Interview website: James Lovelock, the originator of the Gaia theory, which holds that the Earth behaves like a single living organism. Lovelock's importance to science has been compared to that of Darwin.

James Lovelock is that rarest of rarities in the scientific world, a freelance scientist. Most scientists spend their careers inside institutions - universities, governments, research centres, corporate laboratories. James Lovelock has spent plenty of time inside institutions too - but as a migrant worker, not a settler.

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For audio-visual recordings of this interview, see IDCISN 607737.

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Moving images (video): electronic

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Textual records: electronic

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Electronic container [R16853] R16853-61-5

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Sound recordings : electronic

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Textual records

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Volume [R16853]

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1 File number 58

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