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Quotes from Conversations with the World by Phebe Davidson — Linda Hogan

born 1947 United States

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The real place of writing is to make change in the world, and it's a very powerful medium.

Conversations with the World by Phebe Davidson (1998)

First books, for many people, seem to be sort of autobiographical incursions into who they are, and what it means to be who they are.

Conversations with the World by Phebe Davidson (1998)

I suppose it takes a life-time of reflection and thought to move a writer in a certain direction.

Conversations with the World by Phebe Davidson (1998)

I never wanted to be a writer, either, but I suppose we each find a calling and fall into it.

Conversations with the World by Phebe Davidson (1998)

I love all animals and nature. I just find that the more I learn about the world the more exciting and fascinating it all is.

Conversations with the World by Phebe Davidson (1998)

It's been in the western history of science that the abstract has been idealized over matter. Until recently. As spirit has been preferred over body in the religious systems.

Conversations with the World by Phebe Davidson (1998)

The planet is so much smaller than we ever thought in the past I think of the whole planet as home, a whole ecosystem that seems important to our growth as people and our survival.

Conversations with the World by Phebe Davidson (1998)

Attribution

Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Linda Hogan (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.