Sources and Resources

2 Sources of papers included in this volume

3 1. April 1, 1967. Man with a Chronofile, SaturdayReview.

4 2. December 10, 1964. Keynote address at the National Conference on the Uses of Educational Media in the Teaching of Music, under joint auspices of the U.S. Office of Education and the Music Educators National Conference, Washington, D.C. Parts I and II published in MusicEducatorsJournal, AprilMay, JuneJuly, 1966.

5 3. October 10, 1964. Prevailing Conditions in the Arts in Contemporary Society. Address delivered at a plenary session of the New York University Seminar on Elementary and Secondary School Education in the Visual Arts.

6 4. October 21, 1965. Keynote address at Vision 65, World Congress on New Challenges to Human Communications, inaugural congress of the International Center for Communications Arts and Sciences. Sponsored by the International Center for the Typographic Arts in cooperation with Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois.

7 5. October 23, 1965. Summary address at Vision 65 (see No. 4 above).

8 6. 1967. First published in this book (1st Ed., 1969).

9 7. 1965. First published in this book (1st Ed., 1969).

10 8. March 1819, 1965. Combination of address to Brookings Institution, U.S. Department of Labor Seminar on Manpower Policy Program and to the Presidents Committee on Technology at the U.S. Department of Labor, Washington, D.C.

11 9. 1964. First published in this book (1st Ed., 1969).

12 10. February 19, 1965. A Challenge to More Conscious Participation in Our Evolving Universe. Transcription of a day of discussion between Fuller and the American Association of University Women program staff members.

13 11. 1966. Statement to a leading figure in the world building industry.

14 12. 1969. First published in this book (1st Ed., 1969).

15 Resources:

16 The Estate of R. Buckminster Fuller
www.buckminsterfuller.net
Fostering the preservation, publication, and dissemination of Buckminster Fullers legacy.
P.O. Box 3248/Santa Barbara, CA 93130/Fax: 805 456-4341

17 The Buckminster Fuller Institute
www.bfi.org
Founded in 1983, The Buckminster Fuller Institute serves a global network of design science innovators working at the leading edge of the design revolution Fuller inspiredincluding the Buckminster Fuller Challenge, an annual $ 100,000 prize to support the development and implementation of solutions to humanitys most pressing problems.
2261 Market Street, #469/San Francisco, CA 94114

18 The R. Buckminster Fuller Archive
http://library.stanford.edu/collections/r-buckminster-fuller-collection
Called in 1976 by archivists from the Smithsonian Institute, the most extensive personal archive in existence, the collection contains over 1,300 linear feet of papers and manuscripts, 2,000 hours of video and audio recordings, and thousands of models and other artifacts.
Department of Special Collections/The Stanford University Libraries/Stanford, CA 94305

19 The Earth Policy Institute
www.earthpolicy.org
The Earth Policy Institute, dedicated to building a sustainable future as well as providing a plan of how to get from here to there, publishes the remarkable book Plan B 4.0: Mobilizing to Save Civilization by founder and President Lester R. Brown (free online access).

20 The ONE Campaign
www.one.org
The campaign to make poverty history is over 6 million people committed to raising public awareness about the issues of global poverty, hunger, disease, and efforts to fight suchproblems in the worlds poorest countries.

21 Rocky Mountain Institute
www.rmi.org
An independent, entrepreneurial, nonprofit organization fostering the efficient and restorative use of resources to make the world secure, just, prosperous, and life-sustaining, co-founded by scientist Amory Lovins, and featuring publications such as their groundbreaking Reinventing Fire: Bold Business Solutions for the New Energy Era.
2317 Snowmass Creek Road/Snowmass, CO 81654/970 927-3851

22 350.org
www.350.org
350.org is building a global climate movement. Their online campaigns, grassroots organizing, and mass public actions are coordinated by a global network active in over 188 countries.

23Fuller Projection World Map 1938, 1955

24 Bibliography

25 Books by R. Buckminster Fuller
4-D Timelock, 1928
Nine Chains to the Moon, 1938
Education Automation, 1962
Untitled Epic Poem on the History of Industrialization, 1962
Ideas and Integrities, 1963
No More Secondhand God, 1963
World Design Science Decade,¹ 19631967
Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth, 1969
Utopia or Oblivion: The Prospects for Humanity, 1969
Buckminster Fuller to the Children of the Earth, 1972
Intuition, 1972
Earth, Inc., 1973
Synergetics: Explorations in the Geometry of Thinking,² 1975
Tetrascroll, 1975
And It Came to PassNot to Stay, 1976
On Education,³ 1979
Synergetics 2: Further Explorations in the Geometry of Thinking,² 1979
Critical Path,⁴ 1981
Grunch of Giants, 1983
Inventions: The Patented Works of R. Buckminster Fuller, 1983
Cosmography: A Posthumous Scenario for the Future of Humanity,⁴ 1992

26 Published by Lars Muller Publishers
Education Automation: Comprehensive Learning for Emergent Humanity, new edition 2009
Ideas and Integrities: A Spontaneous Autobiographical Disclosure, new edition 2009
And It Came to PassNot to Stay, new edition 2008
Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth, new edition 2008
Utopia or Oblivion: The Prospects for Humanity, new edition 2008
Fuller Houses: R. Buckminster Fullers Dymaxion Dwellings and other Domestic Adventures, Federico Neder, 2008
Your Private Sky: The Art of Design Science, Volume 1, 1999 edited by Joachim Krause and Claude Lichtenstein
Your Private Sky: Discourse; The Art of Design Science, Volume 2, 2000, edited by Joachim Krause and Claude Lichtenstein

27 1 With John McHale
2 In Collaboration with E.J. Applewhite
3 Robert D. Kahn and Peter H. Wagschal, editors
4 Kiyoshi Kuromiya, Adjuvant