I have access to this archive, wondering if anybody has a title

>>2323809
ty OP, but
sci-hub.cc
will give you articles for free if you type article names in or bibliography

Be careful not to get persecuted by the Feds and then "kill yourself".

>>2325945
I've been trying to remember this websites name for ever
Thanks a ton, it's shit to be an autodidact, especially for scientists
Fuck springer

>>2326232
glad to help
>especially for scientists
you read scientific literature for your own edification? i'm interested to hear what you study
>Fuck springer
who's springer

>>2326248
Springer is a very big publisher. They also publish a lot of scientific journals.

Nothing unusual to be butthurt about, though.

>>2326248
Biology mostly ecology and evolution; systems, networks, populations, Eco-evo, landscapes, socio-ecological systems. Particularly marine ecology, and agroecology. Theory and applications, I like patterns, I am a deep ecologist. I get dragged into the physical earth sciences a lot. A lot of zoology, botany, and mycology, even before I could read I demanded to be read life encyclopedias.
I dropped out to become a farmer so I study soil science a lot.
Lately I've been obsessing over biosemiotics and network theory. I do put what I learn to use, but learning is probably my greatest pleasure in life apart from immersion in my religious connectance with nature, which has been realized by learning.

>>2325950
Underrated

https://www.jstor.org/stable/4185788

Pls OP I've wanted this for like a year now

Also please don't link me to a torrent or .zip

Thanks again OP

>>2327006
anon, it's as simple going to
sci-hub.cc
and typing in the web address from that article into the search box

>>2323809
Hamlet's Prostate. I've always wanted a copy of the essay for myself.