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Gli Amori di Zelinda e Lindoro
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1926réf. MC4-667Kaiserslautern, Lincks-Crusius, 1926. 10. Auflage, illustrierter original Leinenband, 8?, 285 Seiten , etwas fleckig
1947réf. lh13o65axbvkParis, Émile-Paul Fréres, 1947. Frontispice de l'Auteur, 76 (1) pages. - Publisher's titled softcover with transparent dustjacket; 8vo.(ca. 19,5 x 14 cm).
1935réf. lh13o60axbvkParis, Éditions de la Girafe, 1935. 133 (1) pages. - Publisher's titled softcover; 8vo.(ca. 19 x 16 cm).
réf. lh13o66axbvkParis, Chez l'Auteur, 19. 1 tipped in portrait (of Antoinette?) as frontispiece, 30 unnumbered (1) pages on cardboard. - Publisher's titled softcover; sm.-8vo.(ca. 17,5 x 13 cm).
1945réf. lh13o64axbvkParis, Émile-Paul Frères, 1945. Frontispice-etching, 97 (1) pages. - Publisher's titled softcover; 8vo.(ca. 19,5 x 14 cm).
1942réf. lh13o63axbvkParis, 1942. 59 pages. - Publisher's titled softcover; sm.-8vo.(ca. 17 x 14 cm).
1919réf. 1634Leipzig, Insel, 1919, 3. Auflage. Halbpergament, illustrierte Deckel und Vorätze, Rosenmotive, gr-8°, 64 unpaginierte Seiten auf Bütten, unbeschnitten, bis Blatt 14 koloriert; -Einband gebräunt, Pergament leicht verzogen und fleckig, sonst sehr schönes Exemplar.
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1974188 pages including notes. Combines existential interpretation of learning and teaching with the theory of socialization developed by Peter Berger and Thomas Luckmann to raise a number of important questions including: What taken-for-granted cultural assumptions are transmitted in the classroom?; How accurately do curricular materials reflect social and environmental conditions?. "Starting with the understanding of education as a genuine dialigue between teacher and student this book elucidates in direct and vivid prose that combination of 'psychosocial moratorium' for the student and existential maturity of the teacher that is necessary if the hidden human image is to be revealed by education rather than obscured." - Maurice Friedman, author of Touchstones of Reality. Minimal markings. Average wear. Binding intact. Good working copy. Book
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198056 pages. Poetry and prose from Vancouver Island. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Good copy. Book
199291 pages. Runner-up for the People's Poetry Award in 1987. The hired hand of these poems and the prose narrative threaded through them, was a stupid man. Today he would be categorized among the barely employable mentally challenged. He was lucky enough to find work and a home with the family of John B. Lee, people who understood and accepted him. And John Lee was lucky to have his whole live coloured by the presence of this apparently limited man who turns out to have been a poem. John Lee has with great tact and without a shred of patronizing found the words to make this inarticulate man live in the portrait that is this book. Author lives in Brantford, Ontario. Book
