Playbill
August, 1970
"I have been labeled a mystic," anthropologist Loren Eiseley once said, "because I have not been able to shut out wonder when I have looked at the world." This sense of awe is lyrically revealed in The Last Magician, in which Dr. Eiseley exhorts man to renew contact with his animal-forest heritage. Internationally known in both the scientific and the literary fields, he has been the Benjamin Franklin Professor of Anthropology and History of Science at the University of Pennsy...
