‎Europe‎

‎Kozol, Jonathan‎

‎Amazing Grace: The Lives of Children and the Conscience of a Nation‎

‎Harpercollins 1996. Just minor wear. Pages moderately age toned. Shipped within 24 hours from the beautiful Baltimore inner harbor area. First class service; accurate descriptions. Most items packed in boxes not envelopes. . Trade Paperback. Very Good. Harpercollins Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 227396 ISBN : 0060976977 9780060976972

‎Kozumi Shinozawa et BLF Europe‎

‎Manga : La métamorphose‎

‎Éditions BLF Europe 2009. Paperback. Good. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations. Éditions BLF Europe paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : G-500-354 ISBN : 2910246566 9782910246563

‎Krafft, M. & F.-D. de Larouziere‎

‎Guide des volcans d'Europe et des Canaries, France, Islande, Italie, Grèce, Allemagne, Canaries.‎

‎1991 (2nd ed.) 455 p., 70 figures, 56 coloured plates, hardbound.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : GE32287

‎KRAKOWSKI (Edouard).‎

‎Histoire de la Pologne. La nation polonaise devant l'Europe. Préface de Paul Valéry.‎

‎Paris Denoël et Steele 1933 1 vol. broché in-8, broché, couverture illustrée, 364 pp., 6 planches hors-texte. Edition originale avec un bel envoi de l'auteur. Dos usé avec accrocs en coiffes. Couverture défraîchie. Intérieur propre.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 10110

‎KRAVARITOU Yota‎

‎The Sex of Labour Law in Europe - Le sexe du droit du travail en Europe‎

‎The Hague, Kluwer Law International 1996 229pp., 25cm., publisher's hardcover, very good condition, ISBN 90-411-0259-0, J115290‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : J115290

‎Kraatz, Dieter u. Paul Maus‎

‎Aus Europas Küchen. Ein Streifzug durch ausgewählte National- und Landesküchen. Mit 38 farbigen Bildern sowie über 900 Rezepten und Rezepthinweisen.‎

‎Leipzig, Fachbuchverlag, (1984). Gross-8°. 206, [2] S. mit 38 Bildern auf Farbtafeln. Illustrierter Original-Pappband. 3. Auflage. Name sauber auf Vorsatz gestempelt. Schnitt u. Vorsätze leicht gebräunt, Schnitt teils ein wenig braunfleckig Rücken an den Ecken teils bestoßen, ansonsten sauber.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 30992AB

‎Kraemer, Elias‎

‎Norwegische Kleinstadtgeschichten / Übers. [aus d. Norweg.] von Ch. Feldtmann.‎

‎Leipzig: Reclam, [1919]. 291 S. Kl. 8°. HLwd. d. Zt. mit verstärkten Ecken.‎

‎In Fraktur. Zustand: Überzugspapier auf d. Einband mit Fehlstellen (ca. 8 ccm); einige Blätter nachgeklebt; akzeptabel erhalten.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 43458

‎KRAFT, Adam (Hrsg.)‎

‎Schönes Westböhmen. Egerland, Erzgebirge, Saazerland. Mit Geleitwort von B.Brehm.‎

‎Augsburg,Kraft (ca.1960). 24 S. Mit 176 photogr. Abb. auf Taf. Oln. mit OU. Schutzumschlag min. berieben, Einband an den Kapitalen etwas bestoßen, sonst gut erhaltenes Exemplar. - Sudetenand. AK Bildband‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : R0718-03

‎Kraft, Heinrich (Ed. )‎

‎KONSTANTIN DER GROSSE‎

‎Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft. Near Fine. 1974. Hardcover. 3534038703 . Minor scuffing to boards else Fine ; Collection of German essays on Constantine the Great. ; Wege Der Forschung CXXXI; 473 pages . Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 4496 ISBN : 3534038703 9783534038701

‎Kraiker, Wilhelm‎

‎Die Malerei der Griechen.‎

‎Stuttgart : Kohlhammer, 1958. 166 S. : mit Abb., 6 Taf., 76 S. Abb. 4°. OLwd mit Goldpräg. ohne SU.‎

‎Zustand: Rücken etwas geblichen, Vorderdeckel lichtrandig, sonst gut erhalten.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 13686

‎Kralik, Richard von‎

‎Die neue Staatenordnung in organischem Aufbau.‎

‎Innsbruck, Wien, München, Tyrolia, 1918. 8°. 408 S., 2 Bl. Orig.-Brosch. Einband etwas stockfleckig und randbestoßen. Innen etwas gebräunt.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 11019

‎Kramer von Reisswitz, Crista‎

‎Die Papstmacher : die Kardinäle und das Konklave ; [alles über d. Wahl d. neuen Papstes].‎

‎München : Knaur-Taschenbuch, 2003. 314 S. Ill. 8°. Aktualis. Taschenbuchausg. Bibl.- Einbd. (broschiert). (Knaur ; 77656)‎

‎Zustand: Bibl.-Ex., noch gut erhalten.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 41933

‎Kramer, Jane‎

‎Sonderbare Europäer - Gesichter und Geschichten‎

‎Frankfurt, Eichborn, 1993. PP, Schuber, 332S, 1.-7.Tausend, gutes Exemplar, Die andere Bibliothek Band 106‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 01149

‎Kramer, Jürgen‎

‎Taking stock : 35 essays from 35 years of studying English-speaking cultures.‎

‎Tübingen : Narr, 2011. 506 S. ; kart.‎

‎Neuwertig. - This volume collects 35 essays from 35 years of teaching and researching English-speaking literatures and cultures. It documents the author's contribution to the founding and development of the cultural dimension of English Studies in Germany since the mid-seventies of the last century and chronicles his intellectual develop-ment. The author's most important motive, however, is to account for what he was allowed to do in what he still regards as one of the privileged spheres of work in our society. // Cultural Studies vs Landes-/ Kulturkunde (1976) - Nötigung zum Konsens Versuch über die gesellschaftliche Funktion von Phantasiekriminalität (1983) - Cultural Studies A New Paradigm in Teaching and Research (1984) - The Power of Men Resides in the Patience of Women Henry James's Tale "Sir Edmund Orme" Read 'Against the Grain' (1987) - Teaching the Cultural, Historical, and Intercultural to Advanced Language-Learners (1990) - Frank Raymond Leavis (1895-1978) (1990) - Wir brauchen ein Centre for British Cultural Studies in Germanyl Anregungen, Überlegungen, Vorschläge (1991) - 'To Whip Our Past Awake Into Our Present Pains' - Modest Proposal for the Historical in the Mediation of Literature (1991) - Sie suchten Gold und fanden Menschen Albert Wendts Erzählung "Prospecting" als Einstieg in Samoanische Literatur im Englischunterricht der Sekundarstufe II oder im Grundstudium (1993) - Multiple Selves in 19th-century British Fiction Notes from a Work in Progress (1993) - Black Britons From Slave Ship to Citizenship (1994) - Editorial (1994) - Kultur, Geschichte und Gesellschaft Gegenstands- und Zielbestimmungen der anglistischen Kulturwissenschaft im Lichte fachinterner Entwicklungen (1995) Lying as Surviving in Heart of Darkness Colonial Masculinity in Conrad's Novella (1996) - The 'Black Presence' in English Literature (1997) - Das Verstehen fremder Kulturen Möglichkeiten und Grenzen aus ethnologischer, hermeneutischer und psychoanalytischer Sicht (1999) - Welche Bedeutung kommt der Anglistischen Kulturwissenschaft für das Englischlehren und -lernen zu? Eine Positionsbestimmung (1999) - Blicke im Film, Blicke im Kino Überlegungen zu Alfred Hitchcocks Rear Window (1954) (1999) - The Sea as a Cultural Space A Different Perspective for - British Cultural Studies (1999) - Geertz im Kontext Anmerkungen zur interpretativen Anthropologie eines Merchant of Astonishment (2000) - The Sea is Culture Some Systematical Observations and - a Glimpse of a Project in Progress (2001) - Conrad's Crews Revisited (2002) - Kulturpsychologie und Psychoanalyse als Kulturtheorie (2003) - What the Country Doctor 'Did Not See' The Limits of the Imagination in "Amy Foster" (2003) - British Studies, Cultural Studies, British Cultural Studies? - British and Cultural Studies! (2004) - Unity in Difference - A Comparative Reading of Robert Louis Stevenson's "The Beach of Falesâ" and Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness (2005) - Rassistisch, anti-semitisch, anti-muslimisch, anti-demokratisch Die British National Party, ihre Ziele, Strukturen und Erfolge (2006) - Islands (2007) The Sea in Robert Louis Stevenson's Writings (2007) - Das Meer bei Joseph Conrad (2007) - Anti-Colonial Resistance (2008) - Kulturwissenschaft, ihre Lehre und Beziehung zur interkulturellen Kompetenz (2008) - Joseph Conrad's 'Shakespearean Associations' (2009) - Diana Mania (2009) - On the (Impossibility of Distinguishing Between High and Popular Culture (2009). ISBN 9783823366218‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 978248

‎Kramer, Lloyd S.‎

‎Threshold of a New World: Intellectuals and the Exile Experience in Paris, 1830-1848‎

‎Hardcover in unclipped dust jacket with sunned spine and a few faint marks. No other notable flaws. AD Used‎

‎Kranz, W. (Ed.)‎

‎The Principality of Liechtenstein. A documentary handbook. (Engl. by J.A. Nicholls). 5th ed.‎

‎(Vaduz), 1981. M. 10 Taf. 302 S.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 626208

‎Kranzberg, Melvin (ed.)‎

‎Technology and Culture: The International Quarterly of the Society for the History of Technology: January 1981 Volume 22 Number 1‎

‎Chicago: University of Chicago Press 1981. Excellent condition with lightly worn covers. 232p. plus an additional 43-page directory of individual members of the Society for the History and Technology. Includes: Roads Railways and Canals: Technical Choices in 19th-Century Britain by Francis T. Evans; The Birth of an Industry: The Synthetic Rubber "Mess" in World War II by William M. Tuttle Jr.; Technology Transfer as War Booty: The U.S. Technical Oil Mission to Europe 1945 by Arnold Krammer. Plus Research Notes Conference Reports and Book Reviews. Wraps. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Paperback. University of Chicago Press Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : SR182

‎Krappe, Alexander Haggerty‎

‎La Legende De Persee Offprint From Neuphilologische Mitteilungen Xxxiv No. 7/8 1933‎

‎Neuphilologische Mitteilungen 1933. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Fine. Pp 225-231 Pp Stapled In Publisher's Wrappers . Per Wikipedia Alexander Haggerty Krappe 1894 -1947 Was A Folklorist And Writer. Along With Francis Peabody Magoun He Was The First Translator Of Folktales Collected By The Brothers Grimm Into The English Language. He Was Also A Linguist Teacher Translator Of Scientific And Other Materials A Roman Philologist A Comparative Mythologist A Classicist And Scandinavianist. Despite His Contributions And Academic Writing His Work Has Been Overlooked In The Modern Folklore Discipline As He Staunchly Denied The Existence Of American Folklore. Alexander Haggerty Krappe Was Born In Boston Massachusetts In 1884. His Childhood Was Said To Be Unhappy And After His Parents Divorced He Was Taken Back To Europe By His German-Born Father. Krappe Received His Education In The Leibniz Und Siemen's Oberealschuel In Charlottenberg Berlin. An Accomplished Student He Remained At The University Until 1915 Upon His Decision To Study Modern Languages. Thus Krappe Spent 1915-1916 Studying Medieval History And Romance Languages At The University Of Berlin. Krappe Went On To Enter The University Of Iowa In Iowa City On A Graduate Fellowship And Received His M.A. With A Major In French And A Minor In Italian. The Capstone Of His M.A. His Thesis Was Entitled "The Chronology Of The Old French Chanson De Geste." In January 1918 He Began Doctoral Work At The University Of Chicago On Another Graduate Fellowship. In 1919 Krappe Received A Ph.D. His Work In University Established His Interest In Epic And Medieval Literature. In 1919 Krappe Married Edith Smith The Daughter Of Folklorist Grace Partridge Smith. Edith Would Go On To Describe Her Husband As "Brilliant But Deeply Troubled And Enigmatic Man When All Of The Sources Are Combined It Is The Picture That Emerges." Krappe Died On November 30 1947 In Iowa City Iowa Leaving Three Book-Length Manuscripts. The Most Significant Of These And Only One Published Was A Translation Of Grimm's Collected Fairy Tales In Conjunction With Francis Peabody Magoun. In His Book The Science Of Folklore He Stated: Folklore Is A Historical Science Having Its Own Methods Of Research And Admitting Of The Same System Of Checks And Verifications As Any Other. With Its Sister Sciences It May Combine To Make Up The Cycle Of Our Knowledge Of Man's Past Life. From This Follows That It May Assume The Rank Of An Ancillary Science To Any Or All Of Them And It Has Done So Repeatedly Notably To The Various Philogies History Ethnography And The History Of Religion. Krappe's Work Also Extended Into The Field Of Folksong His Own Scholarly Definition." "The Folksong Is A Song I.E A Lyric Poem With Melody Which Originated Anonymously Among Unlettered Folk In Times Past And Which Remained In Currency For A Considerable Time As A Rule For Centuries . . . The American Kentucky Home Though It Is Supposed To Have Originated In Circle Of A Somewhat Darker Hue Than Is Popular In Certain Sections Of The Country Is A Genuine Folksong Of Both Colored And White People. This Also Serves As A Prime Example Of Krappe's Unpopularity Among Folklorists And Anthropologists As According To One 1998 Article In American Folklore Krappe's Work Many Times Shows Him To Be Racist And Sexist A Characterization As Well Applied In Some Way To Almost Any Academic Writer Born In The Nineteenth Century. <br/> <br/> Neuphilologische Mitteilungen paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 055060

‎Krappe, Alexander Haggerty‎

‎Maria Stella Maris Offprint From The Review Of Religion May 1948‎

‎Chicago: Review Of Religion 1948. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Fine. Pp 375-381 Stapled . Per Wikipedia Alexander Haggerty Krappe 1894 -1947 Was A Folklorist And Writer. Along With Francis Peabody Magoun He Was The First Translator Of Folktales Collected By The Brothers Grimm Into The English Language. He Was Also A Linguist Teacher Translator Of Scientific And Other Materials A Roman Philologist A Comparative Mythologist A Classicist And Scandinavianist. Despite His Contributions And Academic Writing His Work Has Been Overlooked In The Modern Folklore Discipline As He Staunchly Denied The Existence Of American Folklore. Alexander Haggerty Krappe Was Born In Boston Massachusetts In 1884. His Childhood Was Said To Be Unhappy And After His Parents Divorced He Was Taken Back To Europe By His German-Born Father. Krappe Received His Education In The Leibniz Und Siemen's Oberealschuel In Charlottenberg Berlin. An Accomplished Student He Remained At The University Until 1915 Upon His Decision To Study Modern Languages. Thus Krappe Spent 1915-1916 Studying Medieval History And Romance Languages At The University Of Berlin. Krappe Went On To Enter The University Of Iowa In Iowa City On A Graduate Fellowship And Received His M.A. With A Major In French And A Minor In Italian. The Capstone Of His M.A. His Thesis Was Entitled "The Chronology Of The Old French Chanson De Geste." In January 1918 He Began Doctoral Work At The University Of Chicago On Another Graduate Fellowship. In 1919 Krappe Received A Ph.D. His Work In University Established His Interest In Epic And Medieval Literature. In 1919 Krappe Married Edith Smith The Daughter Of Folklorist Grace Partridge Smith. Edith Would Go On To Describe Her Husband As "Brilliant But Deeply Troubled And Enigmatic Man When All Of The Sources Are Combined It Is The Picture That Emerges." Krappe Died On November 30 1947 In Iowa City Iowa Leaving Three Book-Length Manuscripts. The Most Significant Of These And Only One Published Was A Translation Of Grimm's Collected Fairy Tales In Conjunction With Francis Peabody Magoun. In His Book The Science Of Folklore He Stated: Folklore Is A Historical Science Having Its Own Methods Of Research And Admitting Of The Same System Of Checks And Verifications As Any Other. With Its Sister Sciences It May Combine To Make Up The Cycle Of Our Knowledge Of Man's Past Life. From This Follows That It May Assume The Rank Of An Ancillary Science To Any Or All Of Them And It Has Done So Repeatedly Notably To The Various Philogies History Ethnography And The History Of Religion. Krappe's Work Also Extended Into The Field Of Folksong His Own Scholarly Definition." "The Folksong Is A Song I.E A Lyric Poem With Melody Which Originated Anonymously Among Unlettered Folk In Times Past And Which Remained In Currency For A Considerable Time As A Rule For Centuries . . . The American Kentucky Home Though It Is Supposed To Have Originated In Circle Of A Somewhat Darker Hue Than Is Popular In Certain Sections Of The Country Is A Genuine Folksong Of Both Colored And White People. This Also Serves As A Prime Example Of Krappe's Unpopularity Among Folklorists And Anthropologists As According To One 1998 Article In American Folklore Krappe's Work Many Times Shows Him To Be Racist And Sexist A Characterization As Well Applied In Some Way To Almost Any Academic Writer Born In The Nineteenth Century. <br/> <br/> Review Of Religion paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 054978

‎Krappe, Alexander Haggerty‎

‎The Offa-Constance Legend Offprint From Anglia Bd. Xlix Heft 3/4‎

‎New York: Anglia. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Fine. Pp 362-370 In Publisher's Stapled Tape Spine . Per Wikipedia Alexander Haggerty Krappe 1894 -1947 Was A Folklorist And Writer. Along With Francis Peabody Magoun He Was The First Translator Of Folktales Collected By The Brothers Grimm Into The English Language. He Was Also A Linguist Teacher Translator Of Scientific And Other Materials A Roman Philologist A Comparative Mythologist A Classicist And Scandinavianist. Despite His Contributions And Academic Writing His Work Has Been Overlooked In The Modern Folklore Discipline As He Staunchly Denied The Existence Of American Folklore. Alexander Haggerty Krappe Was Born In Boston Massachusetts In 1884. His Childhood Was Said To Be Unhappy And After His Parents Divorced He Was Taken Back To Europe By His German-Born Father. Krappe Received His Education In The Leibniz Und Siemen's Oberealschuel In Charlottenberg Berlin. An Accomplished Student He Remained At The University Until 1915 Upon His Decision To Study Modern Languages. Thus Krappe Spent 1915-1916 Studying Medieval History And Romance Languages At The University Of Berlin. Krappe Went On To Enter The University Of Iowa In Iowa City On A Graduate Fellowship And Received His M.A. With A Major In French And A Minor In Italian. The Capstone Of His M.A. His Thesis Was Entitled "The Chronology Of The Old French Chanson De Geste." In January 1918 He Began Doctoral Work At The University Of Chicago On Another Graduate Fellowship. In 1919 Krappe Received A Ph.D. His Work In University Established His Interest In Epic And Medieval Literature. In 1919 Krappe Married Edith Smith The Daughter Of Folklorist Grace Partridge Smith. Edith Would Go On To Describe Her Husband As "Brilliant But Deeply Troubled And Enigmatic Man When All Of The Sources Are Combined It Is The Picture That Emerges." Krappe Died On November 30 1947 In Iowa City Iowa Leaving Three Book-Length Manuscripts. The Most Significant Of These And Only One Published Was A Translation Of Grimm's Collected Fairy Tales In Conjunction With Francis Peabody Magoun. In His Book The Science Of Folklore He Stated: Folklore Is A Historical Science Having Its Own Methods Of Research And Admitting Of The Same System Of Checks And Verifications As Any Other. With Its Sister Sciences It May Combine To Make Up The Cycle Of Our Knowledge Of Man's Past Life. From This Follows That It May Assume The Rank Of An Ancillary Science To Any Or All Of Them And It Has Done So Repeatedly Notably To The Various Philogies History Ethnography And The History Of Religion. Krappe's Work Also Extended Into The Field Of Folksong His Own Scholarly Definition." "The Folksong Is A Song I.E A Lyric Poem With Melody Which Originated Anonymously Among Unlettered Folk In Times Past And Which Remained In Currency For A Considerable Time As A Rule For Centuries . . . The American Kentucky Home Though It Is Supposed To Have Originated In Circle Of A Somewhat Darker Hue Than Is Popular In Certain Sections Of The Country Is A Genuine Folksong Of Both Colored And White People. This Also Serves As A Prime Example Of Krappe's Unpopularity Among Folklorists And Anthropologists As According To One 1998 Article In American Folklore Krappe's Work Many Times Shows Him To Be Racist And Sexist A Characterization As Well Applied In Some Way To Almost Any Academic Writer Born In The Nineteenth Century. <br/> <br/> Anglia paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 054976

‎Krassnoff P.N. ( generale )‎

‎Dall'Aquila imperiale alla bandiera rossa – 1° ed. - russia‎

‎Ottima copia‎

‎Kratochvil, Milos V.‎

‎OSAMELY RVAC Lonely Fighter‎

‎Prague Praha: Ceskoslovensky Spisovatel 1986. 333pp blue cloth DJ very good Osamely rvac text written in Czech sixteenth century Czech historical story of the life of Count Rusworm. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. Prague (Praha): Ceskoslovensky Spisovatel Hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : w130715330

‎Krauer, Heinrich u.a.:‎

‎Fortsetzung der dokumentarischen Darstellung der jüngsten Vorfälle im Gotteshause St. Urban, in Beziehung auf die von demselben durch seinen Abt abgeforderte Rechnungsablage, verbunden mit der dadurch veranlassten Geschichte des Herr Mousson, Eidsgenössischen Kanzlers, mit der Regierung des Kantons Luzern.‎

‎2 Bl., 128 Seiten. Hübscher broschierter Umschlag der Zeit. *Fortsetzung eines ersten Teils mit 96 S. aus dem gleichen Jahr. Bücher de‎

‎Kraus, Eberhard‎

‎Orgeln und Orgelmusik. d. Bild d. Orgellandschaften.‎

‎Regensburg, Pustet, 1978. 2., überarb. u. erw. Aufl. 20 cm. 352 S., zahlr. Ill., graph. Darst. Lw., OU., OU etwas braunrandig u. m. kl. Einriss, sauber u. gut erhalten. Besitzerverm. a. Vors. 2‎

‎Literaturverz. S. 330 - 331‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 58298AB

‎Kraus, Herbert‎

‎Vom Wesen des Völkerbundes.‎

‎Berlin, Dt. Verlagsges. für Politik u. Geschichte, 1920. Gr. 8°, 63 Seiten (unaufgeschnitten). Orig.Karton.‎

‎Erste Ausgabe. Mit Fußnoten. - Kapital geklebt, papierbedingt gebräunt.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 20276