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Margalef, R. (1963). Am. Nat. 97, 357-374. On certain unifying principles in
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Architecture and the community.
May, J. M. (1958). “The Ecology of Human Disease”, p. 327. MD Publications,
New York.
Mayer, A. (1964). Archit. Rec. 135, 137-144. Architecture as total community:
crisis and opportunity.
McClelland, C. (1965). “Theory and the International System”, p. 138. Macmillan,
New York.
McHarg, I. L. (1962). J . Am. I w t . Archit. 38, 101-103. The ecology of the city.
McHarg, I. L. (1963). In “The Urban Condition” (Leonard J. Duhl, Ed.), pp.
44-58. Basic Books Inc., New York. Man and environment.
McHarg, I. L. (1964). Ann. Am. A d . Polit. Social Sci. 151, 1-12. The place of
nature in the city of man.
McHarg, I. L. (1966). I n “Future Environments of North America” (F. Fraaer
Darling and John P. Milton, Eds), pp. 626-538. The Natural History Press,
Garden City, New York. Ecological determinism.
McHarg, I. L. (1967). L a d c a p e Archit. 67, 105-107. An ecological method for
landscape architects.
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Lienhardt, G. (1966). “Social Anthropology”, p. 177. 2nd edn. Oxford Univ.
Lindeman, E. C. (1940). Ecol. Monogr. 10, No. 3,367-372. Ecology: an instrument
Linn, K. (1960). h n h c a p e Archit. 51, No. 1, 43-46. Ecology of cities.
Little, K. B. (1965). J. Exp. SOC. Psych. 1, 237-247. Personal space.
Llewellyn, E. and Hawthorn, A. (1945). In “Twentieth Century Sociology”
(G. Gurvitch and W. Moore, Eds), pp. 466-499. Philosophical Library,
New York. Human ecology.
Long, N. E. (1958). Am. J . Sociol. 64, 251-261. The local community as an
ecology of games.
Lovejoy, A. 0. (1948). “Essays in the History of Ideas”, p. 369. Johns Hopkins
Press, Baltimore.
Mack, R. (1968). Am. Econ. Rev. 58, No. 2,4049. Ecologicalprocessesineconomic
change: models, measurement and meaning.
Maelzer, D. A. (1965). J . Theoret. Biol. 8, 395-402. Environment, semantics, and
system theory in ecology.
Major, J. (1969). In “The Ecosystem Concept in Natural Resource Management”
(G. M. Van Dyne, Ed.), pp. 9-22. Academic Press, New York. Historical
development of the ecosystem concept..
Margalef, R. (1963). Am. Nat. 97, 357-374. On certain unifying principles in
Margalef, R. (1968). “Perspective in Ecological Theory,” p. 111. Univ. of Chicago
Press. Chicago.
Margalef, R. (1969). I n “Diversity and Stability in Ecological Systems ” NO. 22.
Brookhaven National Laboratory, New York. Diversity and stability: a
practical proposal and a model of interdependence.
Press, London.
for the integration of Science and philosophy.
ecology.
Marsh, G. P. (1864). “Man and Nature”, p. 629. Charles Scribner, New York.
Marsh, G. P. (1965). “Man and Nature” (D. Lowenthal, Ed.), p. 472. Harvard
Univ. Press, Cambridge. Reprint of 1864 edition.
Mason, 0. T. (1905). In “Handbook of American Indians” (F. W. Hodge, Ed.).
Bull. Bur. Am. Ethnol. 30. Smitheonian Institution, Wash., D.C. Environment.
Mathew, Sir Robert (1964). J1. R. I w t . Br. Archit. 71, No. 1, ser. 3, 245-246.
Architecture and the community.
May, J. M. (1958). “The Ecology of Human Disease”, p. 327. MD Publications,
New York.
Mayer, A. (1964). Archit. Rec. 135, 137-144. Architecture as total community:
crisis and opportunity.
McClelland, C. (1965). “Theory and the International System”, p. 138. Macmillan,
New York.
McHarg, I. L. (1962). J . Am. I w t . Archit. 38, 101-103. The ecology of the city.
McHarg, I. L. (1963). In “The Urban Condition” (Leonard J. Duhl, Ed.), pp.
44-58. Basic Books Inc., New York. Man and environment.
McHarg, I. L. (1964). Ann. Am. A d . Polit. Social Sci. 151, 1-12. The place of
nature in the city of man.
McHarg, I. L. (1966). I n “Future Environments of North America” (F. Fraaer
Darling and John P. Milton, Eds), pp. 626-538. The Natural History Press,
Garden City, New York. Ecological determinism.
McHarg, I. L. (1967). L a d c a p e Archit. 67, 105-107. An ecological method for
landscape architects.