Clark james j eds (8 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: New. Unread book in great conditions. Binding tight, text block clear, and the cover shows some shelf wear. DB.

G-VG, unmarked, 5 1/2" x 8 1/4" Paperback. xi + 393 pp.

Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. 152pp. ISSN-0033-3557 Contributions: Douglas Stalker & Clark Glymour, "The Malignant Object: Thoughts on Public Sculpture" (with four glossy black and white photo-illustrations of examples of Public Art), pp. 3-21; Wolf Von Eckardt, John Beardsley, Ronald Lee Fleming, Edward Levine, "Dissent from 'The Malignant Object'", pp. 22-34, with a Reply by Stalker & Glymour, pp. 34-36; Mark Lilla, "Art and Anxiety: The Writing on the Wall", pp. 37-54; Blanche Bernstein, "Shouldn't Low-Income Fathers Support Their Children?", pp. 55-71; John C. Pittenger & Peter Kuriloff, "Educating the Handicapped: Reforming a Radical Law", pp. 72-96; Edgar O. Olsen, "Housing programs and the forgotten taxpayer", pp. 97-109; Irving Welfeld, "Improving Housing Allowances", pp. 110-118; Robert J. Shapiro, "Politics and the Federal Reserve", pp. 119-139; James Coleman, "Summer Learning and School Achievement", pp. 140-144; "Current Reading," pp. 145-149; "Back Issues Available @ $4.00" : No. 55 (Spring, 1979)-No. 65 (Spring, 1981), an index of authors and article titles in the issues, pp. 150-152. Only flaw is light blue cover sun ned to taupe, wrapping around across spine and onto rear cover for a trapezoidal strip down right rear cover (3/4" at bottom by 1 1/4" at top), remainder of rear cover (most of it) a slightly toned light blue. No previous owner names. Clean text. Tight binding, sharp corners, no rubbing wear. Unread. …

Condizione: As New. Pbk, 393pp, an unread copy, excellent clean tight unmarked, as new.

Condizione: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,500grams, ISBN:9780470058053. …

Condizione: Near Fine. Pbk, 284pp, very faint shelfwear to covers, otherwise appears unused and an excellent clean tight unmarked copy.

Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2015. 1st paperback ed. XII,372p. ills.(B&W photographs). Paperback. 'Le recueil permet (.) un tour d?horizon des copies, traductions, commentaires et réécritures d?Ovide tout au long du Moyen Âge : cette nouvelle contribution à l?étude de la réception du poète latin se distingue en particulier par cette extension géographique et temporelle. La bibliographie du recueil, qui recense éditions et études de la fin du XIXe à nos jours, donne une bonne idée de l?étendue des domaines étudiés : les copies, les gloses marginales, les résumés, les allégories, les traductions en plusieurs langues vernaculaires, les programmes iconographiques, les écrits pseudo-ovidiens et para-ovidiens, du XIe siècle au XVe siècle, de l?est à l?ouest et du nord au sud de l?Europe, sont examinés dans leurs différents usages et lieux de productions, cours seigneuriales, monastères, ateliers de copistes et d?enlumineurs. Avec ses appendices ? une liste annotée de manuscrits médiévaux des principaux textes et commentaires d?Ovide, l?abondante bibliographie déjà citée, un index des auteurs et ?uvres médiévaux, un index des manuscrits et un index général des sources premières et secondaires - il fournit donc aux chercheurs qui s?intéressent à la réception médiévale d?Ovide un outil très utile et même précieux dans des domaines étendus. Même si plusieurs études reprennent des aspects déjà présentés par le passé, le spécialiste de la question peut aussi apprendre beaucoup dans ce recueil.' (MARYLÈNE POSSAMAI in Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2012.08.57).…

First Edition. First printing. Octavo. Blue cloth hardcover, titled in gilt on front cover; 105pp. Chafed at joints and board edges; lightly soiled overall; just Very Good. Lengthily inscribed on front endpaper by James Morris Morgan, with an original poem: "To Ensign John G Phelps, USNR from James Morris Morgan / formerly a [?] midshipman in the late C.S. Navy," with ten lines of verse following, beginning "Three cheers! cried Mr. Morgan." This was Marquand's first book appearance, foreshadowing a long and distinguished career in fiction, including a Pulitzer Prize novel, The Late George Apley (1938). Admiral Clark, whose anecdotes are recounted here, was "one of the best-known and most admired officers in the U.S. Navy" (DAB), over a career that spanned nearly forty-five years and included service in both the Civil War and the Spanish-American War. James Morris Morgan (1845-1928) was a junior Naval officer during the Civil War; his memoir, Recollections of a Rebel Reefer (1917) is considered a high-spot of Civil War literature. Signed.…