First published in 1975 by Scribner, anthropologist Loren C. Eiseley (1907-1977) presents an unconventional and only roughly chronological intellectual account of himself. Eiseley focuses not on the facts and linear details of his life but on how his ideas were formed and developed on class, identity, human tendencies, and relationships between humans and animals. Includes a new introduction by Kathleen A. Boardman (writing, U. of Nevada-Reno). Annotation copyrighted by Book News Inc., Portland, OR