Theodore Roszak is an American professor, social thinker, writer, and critic. He chronicled and gave explanation to the European and North American counterculture phenomenon of the later 1960s in his book ''The Making of a Counter Culture''. Later, his writings (e.g., ''Person/Planet'') were often associated with the "alternatives," "new age," or "resacraclization" movements. Initially, Roszak was much influenced by thinkers like Alan Watts and Jacques Ellul. Later, while staying in touch with many contemporary and emerging thinkers, his writings seemed to rest much more on his own personal experiences. His interest was strongly drawn in the direction of the import of ecology and the relevance of the environmental movement. In ''The Voice of the Earth'', Roszak made a big contribution to "ecopsychology" by exploring what he views as a correlation between the degraded condition of the Earth and an uneasy state of the human psyche, which he first took up in ''Person/Planet''. Roszak was a teacher in an experimental post-secondary school in London in the late '60s. During this period, he gained experience as a writer and editor with a peace-activist news bulletin. After this, he taught at Stanford and the University of British Columbia. He has been a professor of history and the chair of General Studies at California State University at Hayward. Roszak, like Aldous Huxley, has frequently written about how, as individuals and as societies, we must look closely and holistically at the technologies we use. He is a lecturer and the author of many books and essays. == Books == *''The Making of a Counter Culture'' *''From Satori to Silicon Valley'' *''Person/Planet'' *''Unfinished Animal'' *''Where the Wasteland Ends'' *''The Dissenting Academy'' *''Masculine/Feminine'' *''The Voice of the Earth'' *''Sources'' *''Dreamwatcher'' *''Bugs'' *''Pontifex''
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Theodore Roszak is an American professor, social thinker, writer, and critic. He chronicled and gave explanation to the European and North American counterculture phenomenon of the later 1960s in his book ''The Making of a Counter Culture''. Later, his writings (e.g., ''Person/Planet'') were often associated with the "alternatives," "new age," or "resacraclization" movements. Initially, Roszak was much influenced by thinkers like Alan Watts and Jacques Ellul. Later, while staying in touch with many contemporary and emerging thinkers, his writings seemed to rest much more on his own personal experiences. His interest was strongly drawn in the direction of the import of ecology and the relevance of the environmental movement. In ''The Voice of the Earth'', Roszak made a big contribution to "ecopsychology" by exploring what he views as a correlation between the degraded condition of the Earth and an uneasy state of the human psyche, which he first took up in ''Person/Planet''. Roszak was a teacher in an experimental post-secondary school in London in the late '60s. During this period, he gained experience as a writer and editor with a peace-activist news bulletin. After this, he taught at Stanford and the University of British Columbia. He has been a professor of history and the chair of General Studies at California State University at Hayward. Roszak, like Aldous Huxley, has frequently written about how, as individuals and as societies, we must look closely and holistically at the technologies we use. He is a lecturer and the author of many books and essays. == Books == *''The Making of a Counter Culture'' *''From Satori to Silicon Valley'' *''Person/Planet'' *''Unfinished Animal'' *''Where the Wasteland Ends'' *''The Dissenting Academy'' *''Masculine/Feminine'' *''The Voice of the Earth'' *''Sources'' *''Dreamwatcher'' *''Bugs'' *''Pontifex''
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