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1971Publication No 2. Segundo Semestre 1971.Text clean, tight and bright. Slight wear to spine and cover. Used
1972Publication No 3. 1er semestre, 1972. Text tight and bright. Slight wear to spine and cover. Occasional light pencil marks Used
1971Text clean, tight and bright. Slight wear to spine and cover. Library stamp on cover Used
1983usual stickers and stamps on the inside of the covers and on the page block. Discusses the functions of computer bibliographic searching in a library, describes methods of performing online bibliographic searches, and examines the management of online reference services. Ex - Library
1994Translations and adaptations have been generally neglected by literary criticism, and scholarly work on this topic is rare. Professor Mengel's pioneering critical study of ten translations of classical German plays by contemporary and distinguished English dramatists - including Bond, Mortimer and Stoppard - answers a real need in literary research and constitutes a breakthrough in scholarship and criticism. In his introduction, Mengel makes use of new tendencies in translation theory and outlines his descriptive approach, which avoids the pitfalls of traditional translation criticism and allows him to do justice to adaptations and translations as 'derived' genres. He also pays meticulous attention to the texts themselves, and by close comparison of the source text and target text he pinpoints crucial linguistic, literary and cultural differences; these, he argues, should be taken as the starting point for translation analysis, enabling greater understanding of different cultures and communication between them, which paradoxically the notion of 'faithful translation' can discourage. The book will be of interest to students and scholars concerned with English and German drama, with translation theory and with drama translation, and to the comparatist specializing in German/English literary relations Clean Copy
This book does not have a publication date. It is alimited edition, thin book, clean, bright and tight. Full of black and white reproductions of prints. There is a small amount of wear around the edges of the cover and book. Used
1970Psychopathologie de l'expression, une collection iconographique internationale Vol. 15 Les tapisseries de Jules Leclercq Création Artistique au cours d'une Psychose Hallucinatoire Chronique par Claude Nespor, Armentières avec une prédace de Michel Fontan, Lille carton. 14 tableau et un livret. This fascinating series of colour prints with accompanying commentary and analysis by leading psychiatrists was originally published by Sandoz Ltd in the early 1960s. They are loosely contained in a white folder, inside which, from the second series onwards, is the imprint of their product Melleril. We think that there were 25 editions of the series and some are more scarce than others. They were subsequently published by S Karger of Basel as 4 collections. Volume 1 (Series 1-6)(1966) Volume 2 (Series 7-12)(1967) Volume 3 (Series 13-18)(1973) and Volume 4 (Series 19-22 and 25)(1978). All these editions are out of print, although the latter one is comparatively widely available in the antiquarian book market for around $100US. The item described here is one of the original sets, having previously belonged to a psychiatrist working at the time. They each consist of a number of 31x23 cm card prints (see individual description for number) and a commentary of up to 8 pages. The author specified in the title is the author of the commentary. The artists of the individual works are not credited for their intellectual or physical property. The collections are remarkable in this day and age for the confident assertions by the commentators of the distinctions between 'art' and 'pathology'. It is difficult to assess from reading them what each author knows about either. Some of the narrative of the difficult personal and environmental circumstance of the artists is of enormous interest to the art and medicine historian. We thought about displaying the images to illuminate our website, but feel that without the permission of the artists we would be compounding the legal breach made by the original publishers PsychoBabel Books and Journals offers these for sale without any claims that Melleril may improve your painting technique, or make your expressiveness classifiable as 'normal' by a 1960s vintage psychiatrist, or whether it will make you give up painting altogether. The dreadful effects of long-term involuntary consumption of Thioridazine make it difficult to walk and speak, never mind paint. Scans and copies offered for cost of postage to bona-fide mental health charities and campaign organisations. French
1969Psychopathology and pictorial expression, an international iconographical collection, series 8. The 13 Paintings by Depressives, 1little booklet + 12 plate in one map, good condition with lightspotting of the map. This fascinating series of colour prints with accompanying commentary and analysis by leading psychiatrists was originally published by Sandoz Ltd in the early 1960s. They are loosely contained in a white folder, inside which, from the second series onwards, is the imprint of their product Melleril. We think that there were 25 editions of the series and some are more scarce than others. They were subsequently published by S Karger of Basel as 4 collections. Volume 1 (Series 1-6)(1966) Volume 2 (Series 7-12)(1967) Volume 3 (Series 13-18)(1973) and Volume 4 (Series 19-22 and 25)(1978). All these editions are out of print, although the latter one is comparatively widely available in the antiquarian book market for around $100US. The item described here is one of the original sets, having previously belonged to a psychiatrist working at the time. They each consist of a number of 31x23 cm card prints (see individual description for number) and a commentary of up to 8 pages. The author specified in the title is the author of the commentary. The artists of the individual works are not credited for their intellectual or physical property. The collections are remarkable in this day and age for the confident assertions by the commentators of the distinctions between 'art' and 'pathology'. It is difficult to assess from reading them what each author knows about either. Some of the narrative of the difficult personal and environmental circumstance of the artists is of enormous interest to the art and medicine historian. We thought about displaying the images to illuminate our website, but feel that without the permission of the artists we would be compounding the legal breach made by the original publishers PsychoBabel Books and Journals offers these for sale without any claims that Melleril may improve your painting technique, or make your expressiveness classifiable as 'normal' by a 1960s vintage psychiatrist, or whether it will make you give up painting altogether. The dreadful effects of long-term involuntary consumption of Thioridazine make it difficult to walk and speak, never mind paint. Scans and copies offered for cost of postage to bona-fide mental health charities and campaign organisations. English
1969Psychopathology and pictorial expression, an international iconographical collection, series 8. The 13 Paintings by Depressives, 1969, 1little booklet + 12 plate in one map, good condition with lightspotting of the map. This fascinating series of colour prints with accompanying commentary and analysis by leading psychiatrists was originally published by Sandoz Ltd in the early 1960s. They are loosely contained in a white folder, inside which, from the second series onwards, is the imprint of their product Melleril. We think that there were 25 editions of the series and some are more scarce than others. They were subsequently published by S Karger of Basel as 4 collections. Volume 1 (Series 1-6)(1966) Volume 2 (Series 7-12)(1967) Volume 3 (Series 13-18)(1973) and Volume 4 (Series 19-22 and 25)(1978). All these editions are out of print, although the latter one is comparatively widely available in the antiquarian book market for around $100US. The item described here is one of the original sets, having previously belonged to a psychiatrist working at the time. They each consist of a number of 31x23 cm card prints (see individual description for number) and a commentary of up to 8 pages. The author specified in the title is the author of the commentary. The artists of the individual works are not credited for their intellectual or physical property. The collections are remarkable in this day and age for the confident assertions by the commentators of the distinctions between 'art' and 'pathology'. It is difficult to assess from reading them what each author knows about either. Some of the narrative of the difficult personal and environmental circumstance of the artists is of enormous interest to the art and medicine historian. We thought about displaying the images to illuminate our website, but feel that without the permission of the artists we would be compounding the legal breach made by the original publishers PsychoBabel Books and Journals offers these for sale without any claims that Melleril may improve your painting technique, or make your expressiveness classifiable as 'normal' by a 1960s vintage psychiatrist, or whether it will make you give up painting altogether. The dreadful effects of long-term involuntary consumption of Thioridazine make it difficult to walk and speak, never mind paint. Scans and copies offered for cost of postage to bona-fide mental health charities and campaign organisations. English
1963Psychopathology and pictorial expression, an international iconographical collection, series 1. Painting and Chemotherapy, 1963, 1little booklet + 12 plate in one map, good condition with liagespotting of the map. This fascinating series of colour prints with accompanying commentary and analysis by leading psychiatrists was originally published by Sandoz Ltd in the early 1960s. They are loosely contained in a white folder, inside which, from the second series onwards, is the imprint of their product Melleril. We think that there were 25 editions of the series and some are more scarce than others. They were subsequently published by S Karger of Basel as 4 collections. Volume 1 (Series 1-6)(1966) Volume 2 (Series 7-12)(1967) Volume 3 (Series 13-18)(1973) and Volume 4 (Series 19-22 and 25)(1978). All these editions are out of print, although the latter one is comparatively widely available in the antiquarian book market for around $100US. The item described here is one of the original sets, having previously belonged to a psychiatrist working at the time. They each consist of a number of 31x23 cm card prints (see individual description for number) and a commentary of up to 8 pages. The author specified in the title is the author of the commentary. The artists of the individual works are not credited for their intellectual or physical property. The collections are remarkable in this day and age for the confident assertions by the commentators of the distinctions between 'art' and 'pathology'. It is difficult to assess from reading them what each author knows about either. Some of the narrative of the difficult personal and environmental circumstance of the artists is of enormous interest to the art and medicine historian. We thought about displaying the images to illuminate our website, but feel that without the permission of the artists we would be compounding the legal breach made by the original publishers PsychoBabel Books and Journals offers these for sale without any claims that Melleril may improve your painting technique, or make your expressiveness classifiable as 'normal' by a 1960s vintage psychiatrist, or whether it will make you give up painting altogether. The dreadful effects of long-term involuntary consumption of Thioridazine make it difficult to walk and speak, never mind paint. Scans and copies offered for cost of postage to bona-fide mental health charities and campaign organisations. English
1927Hans F. Secker: Die Galerie der Neuzeit im Museum Wallraf-Richartz, Herausgegeben von der Wallraf-Richartz Gesellschaft in Köln, 1927, 167 S. + 100 Tafeln (teilweise Farbig), Einband Türkis mit Lederrücken und Vergoldeten Inizialen WRG, Vorsatz in Pink! Papier sehr gut erhalten, Einband am Oberen Ende ausgeblichen und an den Kanten etwas bestoßen Used
1981Library stamps on the page egdes, FEP and first page, library stickers on FEP, spine and the back of the front page, slightly worn cover Ex-Library
1981Softcover smells slightly of smoke. Softcover in good clean condition with remains of sticker at back. Contents in good condition. T Used
1971Wildbolz, A., Eine psychotische Entwicklung in präkognitiver Selbstdarstellung. Interpretation im Sinne e. Individuationsschrittes. (Basel), Sandoz, 1971. 4°. M. 9 Bl. farb. Abb. 6 S. Text. In Pp.-Mappe. (Psychopath. u. bildn. Ausdruck 16). Mappe oben etwas gestaucht und etwas gebräunt. Innen in gutem zustand. This fascinating series of colour prints with accompanying commentary and analysis by leading psychiatrists was originally published by Sandoz Ltd in the early 1960s. They are loosely contained in a white folder, inside which, from the second series onwards, is the imprint of their product Melleril. We think that there were 25 editions of the series and some are more scarce than others. They were subsequently published by S Karger of Basel as 4 collections. Volume 1 (Series 1-6)(1966) Volume 2 (Series 7-12)(1967) Volume 3 (Series 13-18)(1973) and Volume 4 (Series 19-22 and 25)(1978). All these editions are out of print, although the latter one is comparatively widely available in the antiquarian book market for around $100US. The item described here is one of the original sets, having previously belonged to a psychiatrist working at the time. They each consist of a number of 31x23 cm card prints (see individual description for number) and a commentary of up to 8 pages. The author specified in the title is the author of the commentary. The artists of the individual works are not credited for their intellectual or physical property. The collections are remarkable in this day and age for the confident assertions by the commentators of the distinctions between 'art' and 'pathology'. It is difficult to assess from reading them what each author knows about either. Some of the narrative of the difficult personal and environmental circumstance of the artists is of enormous interest to the art and medicine historian. We thought about displaying the images to illuminate our website, but feel that without the permission of the artists we would be compounding the legal breach made by the original publishers PsychoBabel Books and Journals offers these for sale without any claims that Melleril may improve your painting technique, or make your expressiveness classifiable as 'normal' by a 1960s vintage psychiatrist, or whether it will make you give up painting altogether. The dreadful effects of long-term involuntary consumption of Thioridazine make it difficult to walk and speak, never mind paint. Scans and copies offered for cost of postage to bona-fide mental health charities and campaign organisations. German
1982Cover is slightly grubby, signed by owner on FEP, clean, clear and tight throughout. Used
1993Hardcover. Text is in French. Dust jacket has a few light scores. Minor label residue on rear jacket. Jacket spine foot is faded. Jacket spine ends are a little bumped. Light score on rear board. Hardcover spine foot is bumped. Facsimile of the manuscript of 'La Marseillaise' by Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle (1792) is laid in between pages 164 and 165. Pages are clean and contents are clear throughout. Binding is sound. AF Used
2001French. Very good softback. Very light shelf and handling wear, including light tanning to page block and page edges. Pages tightly bound, content unmarked. Beautifully illustrated throughout, colours vibrant. CN Used
1989Recits. Very light soiling to upper board. Contents in very good clean condition. Used
1965Slight wear of the extremities. Used
2000Paperback. Light shelfwear. Several scores on covers. contents clean, sound, bright. TPW Used
1973Paperback. Text clean, tight and bright. Slight wear to spine and cover Slight loosening P122
2011Paperback with French flaps. Text is in Spanish. Several scores and marks on covers. Wear on spine ends and leading corners. Pages are clean and contents are clear throughout. Binding is sound. AF Used
2011Paperback with French flaps. Text is in Spanish. Item is in shrinkwrap and is unopened. AF
2011Paperback with French flaps. Text is in Spanish. Item is in shrinkwrap and is unopened. AF
1973German language hardcover in very good condition. Publication date not stated, but believed to be 1973. Light shelfwear and one or two faint scores on the jacket. Page block is a little tanned. All text is clear with sound binding. CM Used
