
Ecotopia
Notes personnelles et articles de William Weston
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Trois États de la côte ouest des États-Unis - la Californie, l'Oregon et l'État de Washington - décident de faire sécession et de construire, dans un isolement total, une société écologique radicale, baptisée Écotopia. Vingt ans après, l'heure est à la reprise des relations diplomatiques entre les deux pays. Pour la première fois, l'Écotopia ouvre ses frontières à un journaliste américain, William Weston.
Au fil de ses articles envoyés au Times-Post, Weston décrit tous les aspects de la société écotopienne : les femmes au pouvoir, l'autogestion, la décentralisation, les 20 heures de travail hebdomadaire, le recyclage systématique, la relation passionnée à la nature, etc. Quant à son journal intime, il révèle le parcours initiatique qui est le sien ; d'abord sceptique, voire cynique, William Weston vit une profonde transformation intérieure. Son histoire d'amour intense avec une Écotopienne va le contraindre à choisir entre deux mondes.
Récit utopique publié en 1975, livre culte traduit dans le monde entier, Écotopia offre une voie concrète et désirable pour demain, et ce faisant agit comme un antidote au désastre en cours.
©1975 / 2018 Ernest Callenbach / Éditions Rue de l'Échiquier (P)2022 AudiolibListeners also enjoyed...
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