"Green City"
| Title | "Green City" |
| Year for Search | 1982 |
| Authors | Neruda, D. J. L. |
| Secondary Title | Veridian |
| Volume / Edition | 2.5 - 3.2, 4.1 |
| Pagination | 5-6, 10; 1, 5-7; 5-6, 16 ; 1, 5-6 ; 16, 14-13; 11-13 |
| Date Published | September 1982 - November 1983, February 1984 |
| Keywords | US author |
| Annotation | Bloomington, Indiana turned into an ecological eutopia five years after a worldwide economic collapse. Much of the story concerns a controversy between those wanting more centralization, described as "old-time leftists", and those wanting continued decentralization. |
| Title Note | 1, 5-7 entitled "Green City II"; 5-6, 16 entitled "Again, Green City"; 1, 5-6 entitled "Conflict In the New Age. Green City IV"; 16, 14-13 entitled "If . . . . Green City V"; 11-13 entitled "Green or Red City." |
| Holding Institutions | InU, MoU-St |
| Full Text | 1982-84 Neruda, D.J.L. “Green City.” Veridian 2.5 - 3.2, 4.1 (September 1982 - November 1983, February 1984): 5-6, 10; 1, 5-7 entitled “Green City II”; 5-6, 16 entitled “Again, Green City”; 1, 5-6 entitled “Conflict In the New Age. Green City IV”; 16, 14-13 entitled “If . . . . Green City V”; 11-13 entitled “Green or Red City.” InU, MoU-St Bloomington, Indiana turned into an ecological eutopia five years after a worldwide economic collapse. Much of the story concerns a controversy between those wanting more centralization, described as “old-time leftists”, and those wanting continued decentralization. |
