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1950réf. 66645Paris: Albin Michel 1950. Fine. Albin Michel Paris 1950 13.50 x 20 cm broché First edition on current paper of the French translation. Rare autograph dedication signed by Thomas Mann in French to Maurice Martin du Gard: ""Dedicated to Madame Auger Paris 12. V. 50. Thomas Mann"" Albin Michel unknown
1950Un fort volume broché de format in 8° de 644 pp.; couverture à rabats. Couverture un peu passée; sinon bel état; non coupé; Voir photo.
1985réf. 39133s.l. : Ed. Suger, 1985. 262 p. Gr. 8°. Broch. ill. orig. (Crimes et arnaques de l'an 2000)
1713réf. 134794A Paris, Chez Michel Clousier, M. DCCXIII. Avec privilege du Roy et Chez Hilaire Foucault M. DCCXII. (1713). Two parts in one volume. (12), 167 pages and (12), 33 pages. With a lot of illustrations (cards). Leather binding. (Spine not complete. Papier partially spotted. In the second part some pages on the wrong place, but complete). 16x10 cm
In 8o, pp. 792, br. Opere contenute: I Buddenbrook, Tolstoj, R. Wagner e 'L'anello del Nibelungo', Goethe e la democrazia, ottimo (10362/ MANN - LETTERATURA TEDESCA)
1988EDIZIONI SCIENTIFICHE ITALIANE ESI 1988 118 PP. LIEVI SEGNI DEL TEMPO, PER IL RESTO VOLUME IN ECCELLENTI CONDIZIONI, PROBABILMENTE MAI SFOGLIATO. Si immagini una rosa. Se paragonata al silenzio dell'artista, alla mutazione zen che nulla produce se non armonia interiore, essa non sarà altro che un bocciuolo, non ancora dischiuso e comprensivo della futura manifestazione visiva di fiore. Se paragonata all'opera d'arte, alla storia simbolica che essa determina proprio come parallelamente la tradizione esoterica racconta, essa sarà perfettamente dischiusa, visibile eppure occulta, perchè fuggevole nel suo esser palese. Questo studio segue lo svolgersi della vicenda letteraria del Doctor Faustus di Mann parafrasandola al destino dell'opera e dell'artista contemporaneo. Come farebbe Hetaera Esmeralda, la farfalla dalle ali trasparenti, si vola dal bocciuolo alla rosa, scoprendo nello zen e nell'esoterismo due possibili risposte alla presunta morte dell'arte. L'AUTORE Girolamo De Simone, musicista, si è formato nella scuola di A. WebbJames, diplomandosi in pianoforte con E. Fels. Si dedica alla composizione ed all'attività concertistica rivolgendo particolare attenzione alle trascrizioni da Bach. alla produzione di Erik Satie ed al repertorio contemporaneo. Ha riportato in concerto la pratica dell'improvvisazione pianistica mutuandola dal jazz.
1782réf. 35069à Mons: Chez Beugnies 1782. Fine. Chez Beugnies à Mons 1782 10.50 x 17.50 cm relié First edition. Contemporary full sheep binding. Decorated smooth spine. Red morocco title label. Double fillet frame on boards. Joints cracked. Headcap partly worn. One corner bumped. The author responding to a letter takes a moral position regarding the spectacles he condemns as well as the encyclopedists. Chez Beugnies hardcover
réf. 0341183423.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
2015réf. 37440Saarbrücken : Éditions universitaires européennes, 2015. 8°. 1. Aufl. Broch. orig.
1972réf. 106255Paris : Editions Gallimard 1972 . broché. MANN Heinrich.Le roman d’Henry IV. Traduit de l’allemand par Albert Kohn. La jeunesse du roi. Le métier de roi. Le guerrier pacifique. 3 Volumes. Paris Editions Gallimard1972 205x140mm 624 435 396 pages broché. Couverture illustrée à rabats. Bel exemplaire. No hidden customs fees for orders shipped to the U.S.A with a value of up to 800 USD PDDP shipping we pay the VAT in advance Editions Gallimard unknown
réf. 2246811406.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1960Thomas Mann Le teste scambiate. , Mondadori 1960, Piatti e dorso bruniti, con fioriture. Tagli bruniti, con gore. Interno ingiallito ma in buono stato. Buono (Good) . 171
réf. 2742773584.Gpocket_book. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. unknown
réf. 2322257605.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. Bloomsbury-9781567203981Praeger. Hardback. New. 350 pages Praeger hardcover
réf. Bloomsbury-9781567203981Praeger. Hardback. New. 350 pages Praeger hardcover
réf. ria9781567203981_inpHardcover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; In today's knowledge-driven business environment research and development teams face particular challenges as their purpose is to discover and/or develop new concepts products or processes; hardcover
réf. 3159371-nnew. unknown
réf. 3159371like new. unknown
2005réf. x-1567203981Praeger Pub Text 2005. Hardcover. New. 335 pages. 9.00x6.25x1.25 inches. Praeger Pub Text hardcover
réf. 1567203981.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 397987Unbound. Near Fine. A single octavo leaf approximately 6" x 7.75" written on both sides from the Diary of George Combe Mann. One margin a little irregularly cut affecting a few letters but not affecting the readability of the leaf old folds near fine. Both Horace Jr. and George were the sons of Horace Mann died 1859 the Father of American Education and Mary Peabody Mann one of the illustrious Peabody Sisters a reformer teacher and founder of a successful school for young children her sister Elizabeth Putnam Peabody was a reformer and pioneer in the creation of kindergartens and her other sister Sophia Peabody was a painter and the wife of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Horace and Mary Mann had three sons: Horace Mann Jr. George Combe Mann and Benjamin Pickman Mann. The eldest Horace Mann Jr. was an accomplished botanist who studied and traveled with Henry David Thoreau. Mann also studied zoology with Louis Agassiz and was responsible for discovering over 100 plants species in Hawaii. Mann was named to head the botanical gardens at Harvard but died of tuberculosis at age twenty-four before he could fill the position. His personal herbarium of approximately 12500 sheets was purchased in 1869 by Andrew Dickson White as the first accession into the Cornell University Herbarium. The diary leaf in the 22-year-old George Mann's hand covers two sides of one leaf begins on November 11 1868 the day of his brother's death and continues on the other side with entries through November 18th the entry for the 18th may be incomplete. Mann's entry for November 11th in a clear and readable hand is exceedingly poignant: "At a few minutes before 2 p.m. Horace coughed a little harder than usual and mother spoke to him. He answered 'I was trying to stop a hiccough' adding immediately 'in the eastern provinces they say that is death.' She went out a minute and returned to find him with his eyes fixed gasping for breath. She called me who tried to raise him a little but he gasped five or six times at intervals of a few seconds and ceased to breathe. He had been comfortable all day. After his drain was driven out this morning he said he almost wished he had it to drive out again it felt so deliciously. He wanted mother to be with him all the time kept repeating how comfortable he was and wanted to continue just as he was. He enjoyed the day it seemed as much as any one in his life so perfectly calm and tranquil was he. But it was the calm which he now enjoys in full. His temperament made living hard even in health - an invalid intolerable. But he lived better than we realized and in his death I find an untold loss!" On the 13th he notes: "We had service here at 4 o'clock. Dr. Peabody officiated and Mrs. Gould and Dr. & Mrs. Vaughan sang. Brigham staid here last night." On the 14th: "We went to Providence at 11 o'clock - mother Aunt Lizzie Mary Peabody Dr. Gould Ben and I - where we found Aunt Lydia the Messers and Arthur Knapp. It was a beautiful day and the short service at the grave was very satisfactory. We dined at Aunt Lydia's and returned at 4 getting home at 7 p.m. Everything was calm and quiet. It is all over!" On the 16th: "Mother's 62nd birthday. Went in to Mr. Brigham's office again." On the 17th: "Attended to Horace's accounts in the evening." The entry on the 18th is truncated: "Snow in the night and rain all day - Read 150pp. of Greenleaf on Evidence." Unique primary source material on the death of a promising young botanist. From the estate of Horace Mann III died 1978 the son of George Combe Mann. unknown
réf. 397987Unbound. Near Fine. A single octavo leaf approximately 6" x 7.75" written on both sides from the Diary of George Combe Mann. One margin a little irregularly cut affecting a few letters but not affecting the readability of the leaf old folds near fine. Both Horace Jr. and George were the sons of Horace Mann died 1859 the Father of American Education and Mary Peabody Mann one of the illustrious Peabody Sisters a reformer teacher and founder of a successful school for young children her sister Elizabeth Putnam Peabody was a reformer and pioneer in the creation of kindergartens and her other sister Sophia Peabody was a painter and the wife of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Horace and Mary Mann had three sons: Horace Mann Jr. George Combe Mann and Benjamin Pickman Mann. The eldest Horace Mann Jr. was an accomplished botanist who studied and traveled with Henry David Thoreau. Mann also studied zoology with Louis Agassiz and was responsible for discovering over 100 plants species in Hawaii. Mann was named to head the botanical gardens at Harvard but died of tuberculosis at age twenty-four before he could fill the position. His personal herbarium of approximately 12500 sheets was purchased in 1869 by Andrew Dickson White as the first accession into the Cornell University Herbarium. The diary leaf in the 22-year-old George Mann's hand covers two sides of one leaf begins on November 11 1868 the day of his brother's death and continues on the other side with entries through November 18th the entry for the 18th may be incomplete. Mann's entry for November 11th in a clear and readable hand is exceedingly poignant: "At a few minutes before 2 p.m. Horace coughed a little harder than usual and mother spoke to him. He answered 'I was trying to stop a hiccough' adding immediately 'in the eastern provinces they say that is death.' She went out a minute and returned to find him with his eyes fixed gasping for breath. She called me who tried to raise him a little but he gasped five or six times at intervals of a few seconds and ceased to breathe. He had been comfortable all day. After his drain was driven out this morning he said he almost wished he had it to drive out again it felt so deliciously. He wanted mother to be with him all the time kept repeating how comfortable he was and wanted to continue just as he was. He enjoyed the day it seemed as much as any one in his life so perfectly calm and tranquil was he. But it was the calm which he now enjoys in full. His temperament made living hard even in health - an invalid intolerable. But he lived better than we realized and in his death I find an untold loss!" On the 13th he notes: "We had service here at 4 o'clock. Dr. Peabody officiated and Mrs. Gould and Dr. & Mrs. Vaughan sang. Brigham staid here last night." On the 14th: "We went to Providence at 11 o'clock - mother Aunt Lizzie Mary Peabody Dr. Gould Ben and I - where we found Aunt Lydia the Messers and Arthur Knapp. It was a beautiful day and the short service at the grave was very satisfactory. We dined at Aunt Lydia's and returned at 4 getting home at 7 p.m. Everything was calm and quiet. It is all over!" On the 16th: "Mother's 62nd birthday. Went in to Mr. Brigham's office again." On the 17th: "Attended to Horace's accounts in the evening." The entry on the 18th is truncated: "Snow in the night and rain all day - Read 150pp. of Greenleaf on Evidence." Unique primary source material on the death of a promising young botanist. From the estate of Horace Mann III died 1978 the son of George Combe Mann. unknown books
réf. 0029199700.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 0971060576.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
