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crln-8713	Eberhart, George M.	New Publications	2012	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1160	48	59	978- 1-60606-070-4. Deadly Powers: Animal Predators and the Mythic Imagination, by Paul A. Trout (325 pages, November 2011), argues that human imagination, language, storytelling, and re- ligion developed in the Pleistocene as fear- reduction responses to the constant threats posed by numerous large animals (cave bears, saber-toothed cats, short-faced hy- enas, crocodilians) that fed on them. The backdrop for this tale is equally fascinating, as Mather and Weston’s circle of friends included many artists, poets, silent film stars, anarchists, pacifists, and eccentrics who either lived in or passed through early 20th-century Los Angeles, among them Charlie Chaplin, Max East- man, Florence Deshon, Emma Goldman, Carl Sandburg, Johan Hagemeyer, and Tina February 2012 111 C&RL News bors, and ports.	cache/crln-8713.pdf	txt/crln-8713.txt