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No Binding. Condizione: Very Good. ORIGINAL 1995 Article, disbound from journal; no covers; in very good condition. Journal.

Condizione: good. Befriedigend/Good: Durchschnittlich erhaltenes Buch bzw. Schutzumschlag mit Gebrauchsspuren, aber vollständigen Seiten. / Describes the average WORN book or dust jacket that has all the pages present.

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Paperback or Softback. Condizione: New. Tewkesbury Walks: An Exploration of Biogeography and Evolution. Book.

Hardback or Cased Book. Condizione: New. Tewkesbury Walks: An Exploration of Biogeography and Evolution. Book.

Condizione: New.

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Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

sauberes Exemplar. An Exploration of Biogeography and Evolution Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

Hardback. Condizione: New. 2014 ed. The book is composed of eight chapters, each of which are organised as walks around the Tewkesbury (UK) countryside, which move from the specific to increasingly broader ideas. So, the MS starts with an individual's relationship to their environment (Avon and Severn Valleys Loop) that leads to a description of conservation issues at local, national and international levels, and ultimately to a discussion of the importance of Citizen Science (Coombe Hill - Apperley -Deerhurst). The following chapter (Mythe Bridge - Forthampton - Tewkesbury) looks at science as it is actually practiced and its role in modern society by an analysis of the theory of Continental Drift and a biography of Alfred Wegener. This is a story that really deserves a much wider audience, as the idea was, in my opinion, as revolutionary as general relativity or quantum mechanics, and Wegener himself was such a heroic character. The following chapter (Tewkesbury Ham) also uses biography - this time of Alfred Russel Wallace - to investigate his ideas about how animal and plant distributions are inextricably linked to geological change. Wallace was every bit as heroic as Wegener, lived an even more adventurous life, and also deserves to be more widely known and appreciated. 2013 is the centenary of his death and he will be much in the news this year, so it would be timely to publish an account of his life and work suitable for the general public. The chapters on Wegener and Wallace set the scene for a detailed discussion of biogeography. This has been an active area of research for the past 30 years and I think it's about time that somebody wrote about what has been an intellectually exciting and profoundly significant development in our view of ourselves and the world we live in.  .…

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Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. 2014 edition. 107 pages. 9.25x6.25x0.25 inches. In Stock.

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Condizione: New. pp. 107.

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Condizione: New. pp. 116.

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. reprint edition. 116 pages. 9.25x6.10x0.28 inches. In Stock.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The book is composed of eight chapters, each of which are organised as walks around the Tewkesbury (UK) countryside, which move from the specific to increasingly broader ideas. So, the MS starts with an individual's relationship to their environment (Avon and Severn Valleys Loop) that leads to a description of conservation issues at local, national and international levels, and ultimately to a discussion of the importance of Citizen Science (Coombe Hill - Apperley -Deerhurst). The following chapter (Mythe Bridge - Forthampton - Tewkesbury) looks at science as it is actually practiced and its role in modern society by an analysis of the theory of Continental Drift and a biography of Alfred Wegener. This is a story that really deserves a much wider audience, as the idea was, in my opinion, as revolutionary as general relativity or quantum mechanics, and Wegener himself was such a heroic character. The following chapter (Tewkesbury Ham) also uses biography - this time of Alfred Russel Wallace - to investigate his ideas about how animal and plant distributions are inextricably linked to geological change. Wallace was every bit as heroic as Wegener, lived an even more adventurous life, and also deserves to be more widely known and appreciated. 2013 is the centenary of his death and he will be much in the news this year, so it would be timely to publish an account of his life and work suitable for the general public. The chapters on Wegener and Wallace set the scene for a detailed discussion of biogeography. This has been an active area of research for the past 30 years and I think it's about time that somebody wrote about what has been an intellectually exciting and profoundly significant development in our view of ourselves and the world we live in.…

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soft cover. Condizione: very good. first edition. In-8° broché, paginé de 769 à 960 - Articles originaux : Le Voyage difficile. - Lettres à Milena. - Josué. - Sur une Civilisation essoufflée. - La Poupée (fin). - Les Vieux.

Livraison consacrée à la littérature américaine. Textes de Cotton Mather, Saint John de Crèvecoeur, Walt Whitman, Vachel Lindsay, Hart Crane, Henry Miller, Marianne Moore, Wallace Stevens, William Carlos Williams [les textes de tous les auteurs cités ci-dessus ont été traduits par Raymond Queneau], John Paul Jones, Washington Irving, Edgar Poe, Emily Dickinson, James Weldon Johnson, John Peale Bishop, Robinson Jeffers, Allen Tate? Manques angulaires à la couverture ; propre intérieurement. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The book is composed of eight chapters, each of which are organised as walks around the Tewkesbury (UK) countryside, which move from the specific to increasingly broader ideas. So, the MS starts with an individual's relationship to their environment (Avon and Severn Valleys Loop) that leads to a description of conservation issues at local, national and international levels, and ultimately to a discussion of the importance of Citizen Science (Coombe Hill - Apperley -Deerhurst). The following chapter (Mythe Bridge - Forthampton - Tewkesbury) looks at science as it is actually practiced and its role in modern society by an analysis of the theory of Continental Drift and a biography of Alfred Wegener. This is a story that really deserves a much wider audience, as the idea was, in my opinion, as revolutionary as general relativity or quantum mechanics, and Wegener himself was such a heroic character. The following chapter (Tewkesbury Ham) also uses biography - this time of Alfred Russel Wallace - to investigate his ideas about how animal and plant distributions are inextricably linked to geological change. Wallace was every bit as heroic as Wegener, lived an even more adventurous life, and also deserves to be more widely known and appreciated. 2013 is the centenary of his death and he will be much in the news this year, so it would be timely to publish an account of his life and work suitable for the general public. The chapters on Wegener and Wallace set the scene for a detailed discussion of biogeography. This has been an active area of research for the past 30 years and I think it's about time that somebody wrote about what has been an intellectually exciting and profoundly significant development in our view of ourselves and the world we live in.…

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soft cover. Condizione: fine. IN-8 broché, 128 pages. Sommaire : Henri Michaux: Moriturus, Pages 1-8 --- Armand Salacrou: Rue Plélo, rue de Casablanca, Pages 9-18 --- Jude Stéfan: Hyménées, Pages 19-27 --- Jean Starobinski: Une théorie du pouvoir, Pages 28-35 --- Willy de Spens: Printemps gris, Pages 36-46 --- André Tubeuf: Rétables, Pages 47-51 --- Cioran: De l'anecdote à l'insondable, Pages 52-69 --- Alain Bosquet: Un mois de poèmes (Guillevic, Gilles Hénault, Salah Stétié, Christian Hubin, Serge Wellens, Michel Boyer, Daniel Bernard, Henri, Pages 70-77 --- Jean Grosjean: Jour après jour, par Jean Lebrau (Rougerie), Pages 77-79 --- Claude Mouchard: Les silences de Wittgenstein, Pages 80-85 --- Henri Meschonnic: Notes sur le travail de la poétique. Pour répondre à Hervé Cronel, Pages 85-87 --- Jean Grosjean: André Malraux, par Jean Lacouture (Le Seuil), Pages 87-89 --- Michel Léturmy: Malestroit, par Marcel Cohen (Éditeurs Français Réunis), Pages 89-90 --- Guy Rohou: Le Solitaire, par Eugène Ionesco (Mercure de France), Pages 91-92 --- Guy Rohou: Les Géants, par J.M.G. Le Clézio (Gallimard), Pages 93-94 --- Bernard Savoy: Le Même et l'Autre, par Georges Auclair (Gallimard), Pages 94-96 --- Alain Clerval: Conversation à La Cathédrale, par Mario Vargas Llosa (Gallimard), Pages 96-98 --- Lionel Mirisch: Gris tourterelle, par Guy Rohou (Gallimard), Pages 98-99 --- Lionel Mirisch: Une fille dans une orange, par Marilène Clément (Gallimard), Pages 100-101 --- Alain Clerval: Le double jeu, par Didier Martin (Grasset), Pages 101-102 --- Guy Rohou: Cartes postales, par Frédéric Vitoux (Gallimard), Pages 102-103 --- Lionel Mirisch: La saisie, par Henri Raczymow (Gallimard), Pages 103-104 --- Jean Blot: Roulements de tambours pour Rancas, par Manuel Scorza (Grasset), Pages 104-105 --- Alain Clerval: Tirs d'armes légères, le soir, par Serge Chauvel (Grasset), Pages 106-107 --- Bernard Savoy: Le week-end d'Anderson, par Lawrence Sanders (Gallimard), Pages 107-108 --- Matthieu Galey: Avignon 1973, Pages 109-113 --- Michel Grisolia: Roy Bean, juge et hors-la-loi, de John Huston, Pages 114-116 --- Renée Boullier: Gaston Chaissac (Musée national d'Art moderne), Pages 117-120 --- Jean Revol: Bernard Requichot (C.N.A.C.), Pages 121-124 --- Gilbert-Jean Faccarello: Royan. Renaissance d'un festival, Pages 125-127. …

soft cover. Condizione: fine. IN-8 broché, 192 pages. Sommaire : Henri Michaux: Tempérament de nuit, Pages 193-215 --- Henri Guillemin: Pas si simple, Claudel, Pages 216-238 --- James R. Lawler: Valéry et Claudel, Pages 239-261 --- Jean Follain: Poèmes, Pages 262-265 --- Jacques-Pierre Amette: Un matin frais, Pages 266-276 --- Paul Claudel: Journal, Pages 277-293 --- Jacques Réda: André Frénaud, Pages 294-298 --- Claude Roy: Raymond Queneau, Pages 299-302 --- Jean-Claude Schneider: Lectures de Kafka, Pages 303-307 --- Dominique Noguez: Pavane pour un Festival défunt (Fin), Pages 308-319 --- Marcel Schneider: Anthologie de la poésie turque, par Nimet Arsik (Gallimard), Pages 320-322 --- Claude Michel Cluny: Sans feu ni lieu, par Georges Haldas (Éditions Rencontre), Pages 322-323 --- Émile Simon: La Mort des autres, par Jean Guéhenno (Grasset), Pages 323-326 --- Pierre Chappuis: L'entretien des muses, par Philippe Jaccottet (Gallimard), Pages 326-327 --- Roger Judrin: Demain une Église sans prêtres?, par Jacques Duquesne (Grasset), Pages 328-329 --- Georges Auclair: La Jeune Géante, par Jean Blot (Gallimard), Pages 330-332 --- Patrick de Rosbo: L'encerclé vif, par Michel Boldoduc (Gallimard), Pages 332-334 --- Jacques Bersani: La Place de l'Étoile, par Patrick Modiano (Gallimard), Pages 334-335 --- Michèle Pirazzoli-t'Serstevens: Chant de la femme du combattant, par Dang Tran Con et Phan Huy Ich (Gallimard), Pages 336-338 --- Jean Pérol: Le marin rejeté par la mer, par Yukio Mishima (Gallimard), Pages 338-341 --- Claude Michel Cluny: La Ferme, par John Updike (Éditions du Seuil), Pages 341-342 --- Renée Boullier: Tapisseries des Maisons royales d'Espagne (Bordeaux), Pages 343-344 --- Bernard Savoy: Création du Centre national d'Art contemporain (C.N.A.C.), Pages 344-345 --- Dominique Noguez: La Cina è vicina, de Marco Bellocchio, Pages 346-347 --- Jacques-Pierre Amette: Le Cameraman, de Buster Keaton, Pages 347-348 --- Claude Michel Cluny: Argyne et les gypaètes, de Louis Foucher (Seghers), Pages 348-349 --- Jacques-Pierre Amette: L'Ami, par Bruno Gay-Lussac (Gallimard), Pages 349-349 --- Bernard Savoy: Le soldat sans tambour, par Jean-Philippe Simonne (Flammarion), Pages 350-350 --- Jacques-Pierre Amette: Les enfants et les fous, par Erich Fried (Gallimard), Pages 350-350 --- Jean Pfeiffer: Trois petites méditations, Pages 351-356 --- Jean-Philippe Simonne: Le voyage à Paris, Pages 357-365 --- Henri-Jean Schubnel: Namaskard, Pages 366-369 --- Odile Naudin: Aube, Pages 370-377 --- Yves Denis: Les Lamentations de la du Ryer de Saint-Cloud, Pages 378-384.…