The word agriculture was coined in the 15th-century, but the process of cultivating the land to grow food has been in existence for much longer. Early farmers developed crops and livestock mainly to feed their families and local people.
Professor Faber is a retired English professor. He is a self-described coward, whom Montag turns to when he fails to understand the content of the books he's collected. Montag pushes Faber into conspiring with him to create change, although Faber believes they're too late to have any real effect. Montag's actions inspire the professor, however. It is Faber's voice in Montag's ear (via a two-way radio) that allows Montag to cope with Captain Beatty. Faber also reads to Montag through the earpiece, thus allowing Montag to hear and unknowingly retain literature.
This article is about David Hawkins (philosopher). For other people with the same name, see David Hawkins (disambiguation) . David Hawkins (February 28, 1913 â February 24, 2002) was a professor whose interests included the philosophy of science, mathematics, economics, childhood science education, and ethics.He also served as the official historian of the Manhattan Project.n 1970 Hawkins and his wife, Francis nee NÃ©e, pockman a leader in early childhood, education founded THE cu-campus Based Mountain View center For Environmental. education