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Desert Cabal: A New Season in the Wilderness

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As Edward Abbey's Desert Solitaire: A Season in the Wilderness turns fifty, its iconic author, who has inspired generations of rebel-rousing advocacy on behalf of the American West, is due for a tribute as well as a talking to. In Desert Cabal: A New Season in the Wilderness, Amy Irvine admires the

man who influenced her life and work while challenging all that is dated--offensive, even--between the covers of Abbey's environmental classic. Irvine names and questions the "lone male" narrative--white and privileged as it is--that still has its boots planted firmly at the center of today's wilder

ness movement, even as she celebrates the lens through which Abbey taught so many to love the wild remains of the nation. From Abbey's quiet notion of solitude to Irvine's roaring cabal, the desert just got hotter, and its defenders more nuanced and numerous. "A slim volume reminiscent of the mass-m

arket paperback copies of Desert Solitaire that so many of us have stuffed into a dusty backpack or stowed in the glove compartment on national park road trips... Irvine tells Abbey about climate change, fossil fuel dependence, and the environmental pickle in which we've found ourselves." --PACIFIC

STANDARD"Abbey's self-claimed country, Irvine says, is at risk for exactly the reasons he said it would be: greed, gasoline, and a gaping well of apathy. Preserving wilderness is even more important now than it was half a century ago, but the stakes aren't as simple as he set them out to be. Desert

Cabal has riled up some Abbey fans, but that's exactly what makes it an important read." --OUTSIDE"A lyrical and raw conversation between Irvine and Abbey that is part tribute, part memoir, and part polemic. It'll get you thinking about the state of the desert, the fate of the wilderness movement an

d the actions we all need to take to save the places we love (including leaving them alone)." --ADVENTURE JOURNAL"With humor, wisdom and a sense of urgency, Irvine uses Desert Solitaire as a jumping off point to assess the current state of the world, to expose the very human error of the literary he

roes on dusty pedestals, and to reinsert many of us back into the narrative... No matter your feelings about Edward Abbey, Irvine's Desert Cabal adds necessary depth to the dialogue. Many of us have been waiting years for that." --ALBUQUERQUE ALIBI"While Irvine shares the love Abbey, who died in 198

9, had for Utah's public lands, she contends some views and sentiments from his time need to be challenged. She points out privileges Abbey enjoyed as a white male; she questions his use of 'Abbey's country.' From Abbey's first morning in the desert to his tale of a snake that guarded his campsite,

Irvine questions and compares their experiences, including their failed marriages." --THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE"The Abbey whom Irvine is talking to is neither the author himself nor a corpse; he's a literary ghost, one that has been living inside herself ever since she fell for his writing." --CATALYST"

Fierce and clear--Irvine's book effectively confronts the ritual of veneration and brings the reader closer to appreciating Abbey's work in a more constructive, relevant and productive frame than what has been allowed in the last five decades." --THE UTAH REVIEW"This iconoclastic inner discussion wi

th her predecessor, Abbey, is fascinating--wherein Irvine challenges Abbey to consider his myopic, privileged perspective without failing in her deference for his attempt to raise consciousness of an entire generation prior." --SLUG MAGAZINE"At once intimate and expansive...a reminder that individua

ls, even titans like Abbey, can only do so much to save the 'best places.' It really does take a village (or cabal)." --TELLURIDE INSIDE AND OUT"A lyrical, raw and vulnerable conversation." --TELLURIDE DAILY PLANET"The news Irvine breaks graveside is that the world, and specifically 'Abbey's country

, ' has changed... and there's no telling where Abbey's] sentiments would place him in a landscape that now includes Standing Rock and Black Lives Matter, a generation of female activists and the #MeToo movement." --SANTA FE REPORTER"Irvine gradually builds to a ringing conclusion, stating simply a

nd clearly that wilderness lovers 'need intimacy with people every bit as much as with place' and that 'going it alone is a failure of contribution and compassion.'" --PUBLISHERS WEEKLY"While an admirer of Abbey, Irvine illuminates his dated attitudes as she writes a love letter to the Utah desert.

This brief series of essays will be enjoyed by those who treasure the desert, environmental activists, and fans of Desert Solitaire." --LIBRARY JOURNAL"A grief-stricken, heart-hopeful, soul song to the American Desert, a wail, a keening, a rant, a scolding, a tumult, a prayer, an aria, and a call to

action. Amy Irvine implores us to trade in our solitude for solidarity, to recognize ourselves in each other and in the places we love, so that we might come together to save them. In this time of all out war being waged on America's Public Lands, I'm glad she's on my side." --PAM HOUSTON, author o

f Contents May Have Shifted"Amy Irvine is Ed Abbey's underworld, her roots reaching into the dark, hidden water. In a powerful, dreamlike series of essays, she lays Desert Solitaire bare, looking back at the man who wrote the book and the desert left behind. This stream of consciousness, this conver

sation, this broadside is an alternate version of Abbey's country. It is another voice in the wilderness." --CRAIG CHILDS, author of Atlas of a Lost World and Apocalyptic Planet"Ed Abbey's Amy Irvine is a sixth-generation Utahn and long-time public lands activist. Her work has been published in O

rion, Pacific Standard, High Desert Journal, Climbing, Triquarterly, and other publications. Her memoir, Trespass: Living at the Edge of the Promised Land, received the Orion Book Award, the Ellen Meloy Desert Writers Award, and Colorado Book Award. Her essay ＂Spectral Light,＂ which appeared in Orio

n and The Best American Science and Nature Writing, was a finalist for the Pen Award in Journalism, and her recent essay, ＂Conflagrations: Motherhood, Madness and a Planet on Fire＂ appeared among the 2017 Best American Essays’ list of Notables. Irvine teaches in the Mountainview Low-Residency MFA Pr

ogram of Southern New Hampshire University--in the White Mountains of New England. She lives and writes off the grid in southwest Colorado, just spitting distance from her Utah homeland.

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印太框架下美日戰略競合分析

為了解決EVER ARIA的問題，作者吳宜樺 這樣論述：

美國總統川普於2017年上任後，將「印太戰略」作為對應亞太區域問題的新方針。而日本首相安倍晉三則是第一任期時先提出構想、在第二任期時正式推出日本自己的印太戰略。美日兩國對印太戰略的設定並不僅限於亞洲、而是納入印、澳兩國，擴大合作範圍至整個印太地區。本文以新古典現實主義，首先回顧二戰以後的國際體系與美日同盟關係。接著除了探討歐巴馬政府的「重返亞洲」下美日關係發展、以及川普政府所設定下「印太戰略」之日本的角色，以兩國的印太戰略發展進行比較，了解日本如何遵循美國的同時保有利益，藉此了解兩國的策略選擇以及同盟未來面臨之挑戰。

Underneath It All

為了解決EVER ARIA的問題，作者Casey, Julie L.,Vanasse, Patricia 這樣論述：

Seventeen-year-old London Mendes is the son of a Cuban mother and Seattle-native bookseller, and he knows exactly what he wants: to be the first in his middle class family to reach the Ivy Leagues. Specifically Princeton, alma mater of his favorite author Mia Merkley, a local mystery writer whose na

tional fame and recent suicide have put her in the news again. Luckily for London, his own fiction and high grades put him on the radar of Birmingham Academy, a prep school that offers him a scholarship to leave public school and study with the most competitive students in the country. There London

meets Aria: the captivating, mysterious daughter of Mia Merkley. Her grief and darkness draw him in further than any of her mother's novels. But soon, London learns that Aria is off limits-her blue-blooded boyfriend Dillon Astor is London's newest friend and the one who decides London's acceptance i

nto the academy's elite. When Aria and London become partners in a creative writing class, their friendship grows and an undeniable attraction threatens to blow London off course. London knows he has to work harder than ever for a shot at Princeton. He knows he should stay away from drugs, parties,

and Dillon's girlfriend. But as Dillon slowly reveals his true nature and Aria's secrets, London fails to see what is underneath it all. Now London can't help playing hero, and he'll have to decide what he loves more: Aria, or his own dreams. Patricia Vanasse was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro,

Brazil. Now she lives on Whidbey Island in the Pacific Northwest. She has studied Culinary Arts, Psychology, Law School, and now has finally found her passion in creative writing. She also loves traveling, cooking, and is an avid reader. Her strength- believes that everything is possible. Her weakn

ess- an obsessive relationship with caffeine.

美中在印太地緣戰略競逐對地區影響之研究—新古典現實主義的觀點

為了解決EVER ARIA的問題，作者呂光耀 這樣論述：

2017年11月美國川普總統首次訪問亞洲，提出「自由開放印太願景」(Free and Open Indo-Pacific Vision)，將美國在亞太的地緣戰略利益拓展到印太，藉以制衡中國國家主席習近平2013年提出的「絲綢之路經濟帶」與「21世紀海上絲綢之路」倡議，美中在印太地區的戰略競逐於焉成形。區域國家面對美中的戰略競逐，多力求避免陷入選邊或聯盟困境，以維護最大國家利益；但臺灣囿於錯綜複雜的美中臺及兩岸關係，而更難在美中之間取得平衡。本研究透過新古典現實主義途徑，從國際體系、國內政治及決策者因素，並結合制衡、避險、扈從等地緣戰略選項，綜合分析地區國家及臺灣面對美中地緣戰略競逐的因應策略

與作為。研究發現，美中基於緊密的雙邊經貿關係及全球議題合作需求，即使在美國總統川普及中國國家主席習近平等強人主政下，仍維持可控的競爭關係；但美中日益突出的競爭壓力，則加大地區國家的選邊與聯盟困境，臺灣更多了兩岸關係困境，以致挑戰更鉅。惟面對美中在印太地區競逐的高度不確定性，雙向動態平衡的避險戰略仍是較佳的地緣戰略選擇。