Isbn: 9780913205006 - guide to the life and works of f j teggart (4 risultati)

Cloth. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. This guide was written by the author after working with Frederick Teggart for ten years, first as a student, then as a research assistant studying migrations on the Eurasian continent for the first one thousand years of the Christian era. She became familiar with the land, the mountains, and the rivers of the continent. She lived in the horseback empires of the nomads and with them. The book contains footnotes, graphs, figures, maps, and an index. With fold-out map. This copy is clean and solid.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Small quarto with navy blue cloth boards and gilt stamping; white DJ with dark blue text; ix, 568 pages, 4 unnumbered leaves of plates (some folded): illustrations, maps (some color); 27 cm. "The wisdom of how to live with one another amid different cultures will not come from further investigations in the field of the natural or physical sciences, no matter how beneficial or desirable the penetration of the mysteries of nature may be for one man's physical well-being. It must come about, as Teggart emphasized repeatedly, from studying the record of man's experience in answer to the question: HOW HAS MAN EVERYWHERE COME TO BE AS HE IS? The uncertainty that afflicts scientists today results from the failure of historians to apply the method of science to the study of the data of history. Humanistic studies have not kept pace with natural science. [.] What we may hope, what we may expect, if or when the same qualities are enlisted in the science of man: the study of these achievements and failures in the past in order to guide man in government today and in the future toward solving the problems of mankend?" --Jacket. // "Frederick John Teggart (1870?1946) was an Irish-American historian and social scientist, known for work on the history of civilizations. He was born in Belfast on 9 May 1870, and was educated at Methodist College Belfast and Trinity College, Dublin. He emigrated to the United States and graduated B.A. at Stanford University in 1894. He then worked as a librarian, first at Stanford and then at the Mechanics-Mercantile Library in San Francisco. He had positions at the University of California, becoming Associate Professor there in 1911; in 1919 a new department was set up for him, at Berkeley, the Department of Social Institutions. A full professor in 1925, he retired in 1940, although he remained actively engaged in research until shortly before his death. He supervised Robert Nisbet's doctorate studies."?Wikipedia. Teggart also influenced Arnold J. Toynbee. //Aufsatzsammlung, Bibliothek, Biblioth?caires Californie Biographies, Biblioth?conomie, Biographies, Biography, Buch, California, Civilisation Histoire, Civilization, Civilization History, Geschichte, Histoire, Historians, Historians California Biography, History, Librarians, Librarians California Biography, Library Science, Library science, Teggart, Frederick John, 1870-1946, Weltgeschichte, history (discipline), library science. Near fine copy in very good(+) tio near fine(-) jacket with some mild scratches to front and edgewear First Edition (presumed; no prior editions or printings cited).…

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Fine. 1st Edition. hardback book and dust jacket in near fine condition.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. 1st Edition. Ix, 568 Pp. Blue Cloth, Gilt. First Printing. Chronology, Bibliography, List Of Articles And Reprinting Of His Fine Published Works On History, Looking At The Dynamics And Implications Of Events Rather Than Just Editing Of The Historical Record. His Work Is More In Tune With The Finest Intellectual Work Of The Much Later Twentieth Century, And Can Be Read Without Moaning. Per Wikipedia, Frederick John Teggart (1870-1946) Was An Irish-American Historian And Social Scientist, Known For Work On The History Of Civilizations. He Was Born In Belfast On 9 May 1870, And Was Educated At Methodist College Belfast And Trinity College, Dublin. He Emigrated To The United States And Graduated B.A. At Stanford University In 1894. He Then Worked As A Librarian, First At Stanford And Then At The Mechanics-Mercantile Library In San Francisco. He Had Positions At The University Of California, Becoming Associate Professor There In 1911; In 1919 A New Department Was Set Up For Him, At Berkeley, The Department Of Social Institutions. A Full Professor In 1925, He Retired In 1940, Although He Remained Actively Engaged In Research Until Shortly Before His Death.[1] He Supervised Robert Nisbet's Doctorate Studies. When Arnold J. Toynbee Was Still Forming His Concept For A Study Of History He Read Some Of Teggart's Works. "You Are Quite Right About My Debt To Professor Teggart," He Wrote U.C. Sociology Professor Margaret T. Hodgen. "I Read [. . .] His Books At A Time When, Though I Knew What I Wanted To Do, I Still Could Not Find The Right Starting Point. Dr. Teggart's Work, More Than Anyone Else's, Opened The Door For Me.".…