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Image title	Toward the end of his life, the visionary American philosopher, inventor, architect, mathematician, and poet Buckminster Fuller was asked to explain to a group of children his vision of how the universe works. The book that resulted from this encounter is not only the most straightforward exposition available of Bucky's radical worldview but also perhaps the most lovable and personal portrait ever produced of the man who has been called "the planet's friendly genius." Fuller, who wrote more than thirty books, coined and popularized terms such as "spaceship earth" and "synergetics," and helped develop numerous design and architecture inventions, explains step-by-step the mysteries of the universe, with interruptions by the kids any time they could not follow him. A brilliant portrait of a dynamic teacher, Fuller's Earth will be an inspiration to progressive educators today. During a day spent with three children–one ten and two twelve-year-olds–inventor Buckminster Fuller talks about the universe and how it works and answers the children's wide-ranging questions.
Author	Richard J. Brenneman
Short title	Fuller's Earth
Keywords	Education, General
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Page size	612 x 792 pts (letter)
Version of PDF format	1.5