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1934Paris, L'Illustration, 1934. N° 699 de La Petite Illustration, Roman N° 329. Une revue de format in 8° de 40 pp., illustrations de Géo Ham. Bon état. Peu commun.
1997réf. 1300494PN. New. 1997. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition . PN paperback
1982réf. UREVSEV00araReview and Herald 1982. Very Good. Review and Herald. Seventh-day Adventists Believe.A Biblical Exposition of 27 Fundamental Doctrines. Hagerstown MD: Review and Herald 1982. 392pp. Indexed. 4to. Hardcover. Book condition: Very good. Review and Herald hardcover books
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1990réf. x-0674802934Harvard Univ Pr 1990. Paperback. New. 176 pages. 10.00x6.50x0.40 inches. Harvard Univ Pr paperback
1990réf. DADAX0674802934Harvard University Press 1990-02-01. Third Edition. paperback. New. 7.00x0.44x10.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Harvard University Press paperback
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1969réf. 238821969. American counterculture magazine group from November 1969 through October 1970 documenting Evergreen Review as it brought experimental literature into direct contact with Black radical politics the New Left sexual liberation environmentalism censorship and revolutionary cinema. Founded by Grove Press publisher Barney Rosset in 1957 Evergreen had developed by the end of the 1960s from a literary review associated with Samuel Beckett Jean Paul Sartre the Beats and international avant garde writing into a large format illustrated monthly addressing the political conflicts and visual culture of the American counterculture. These eight issues begin with the November 1969 number and its coverage of Easy Rider then extend across 1970 through articles including Julius Lester's "The Black Writer and the New Censorship" Nat Hentoff's "Keeping Ecology Alive" and Kent E. Carroll's "Film and Revolution: An Interview with Jean Luc Godard." The sequence records a magazine treating cinema racial politics environmental crisis censorship literature and sexuality as parts of the same contemporary cultural struggle. Evergreen Review. New York: Evergreen Review Inc. 1969 to 1970. Eight issues: 1 No. 72 November 1969 with cover references to Donald Newlove Dotson Rader Julian Mitchell Nat Hentoff Dennis Hopper and Easy Rider and a portfolio by Kishin Shinoyama; the issue includes L. M. Kit Carson's treatment of Easy Rider a film that had entered American theaters that year as a defining representation of countercultural mobility and generational conflict. 2 No. 75 February 1970 contents include an interview with Zelimir Zilnik an article on LeRoi Jones Jean-Francois Jonvel's photography portfolio book reviews. 3 No. 76 March 1970 contents include Bill Amidon's "Cannonball Catchers" Michael Rumaker's "For Charles Olson" an interview with Jaromil Jires Raymond Bertrand's erotic drawings. 4 No. 77 April 1970 contents include an article on censorship of black radicalism an article on environmentalism Arthur Freed's photography portfolio Bill Price's "Jimmy's Home." 5 No. 79 June 1970 contents include poems by black dhildren an interview with Fred Baker article on the double standards of justice by Bobby Seale. 6 No. 80 July 1970 contents include Allen Ginsberg's "Memory Gardens" Samuel Beckett's "Lessness" an interview with Nagisa Oshima commentary on Native American oppression. 7 No. 82 September 1970 containing material addressing the Chicago Conspiracy Trial and an interview concerning Jean Genet and the Black Panthers alongside Julius Lester and Nat Hentoff. 8 No. 83 October 1970 including Kent E. Carroll's "Film and Revolution: An Interview with Jean Luc Godard" material by R. Buckminster Fuller and Dziga Vertov and Hentoff's writing on ecology. The group spans the year in which the American counterculture confronted an increasingly interconnected set of political questions: the Vietnam War and antiwar movement Black liberation political trials and state power censorship ecology and the relationship between revolutionary politics and mass culture. Evergreen Review approached these subjects through the same publishing program that Grove Press had used to contest literary censorship and introduce international avant garde writing to American readers. By 1969 and 1970 that program had expanded into a magazine whose typography photography erotic imagery and political illustration were themselves arguments about the limits of mainstream publishing. Covers and extremities show moderate rubbing creasing handling wear occasional soiling and edge wear; issue 75 has water damage to front cover causing partial fusion of first page; issue 79 covers partially detached on lower half of spine; interiors generally clean and complete. Overall good condition.Eight issues tracing Evergreen Review from the countercultural mythology surrounding Easy Rider in late 1969 through the Black politics censorship debates environmentalism sexual experimentation and revolutionary cinema that occupied its pages during 1970. unknown
1969réf. 238821969. American counterculture magazine group from November 1969 through October 1970 documenting Evergreen Review as it brought experimental literature into direct contact with Black radical politics the New Left sexual liberation environmentalism censorship and revolutionary cinema. Founded by Grove Press publisher Barney Rosset in 1957 Evergreen had developed by the end of the 1960s from a literary review associated with Samuel Beckett Jean Paul Sartre the Beats and international avant garde writing into a large format illustrated monthly addressing the political conflicts and visual culture of the American counterculture. These eight issues begin with the November 1969 number and its coverage of Easy Rider then extend across 1970 through articles including Julius Lester's "The Black Writer and the New Censorship" Nat Hentoff's "Keeping Ecology Alive" and Kent E. Carroll's "Film and Revolution: An Interview with Jean Luc Godard." The sequence records a magazine treating cinema racial politics environmental crisis censorship literature and sexuality as parts of the same contemporary cultural struggle. Evergreen Review. New York: Evergreen Review Inc. 1969 to 1970. Eight issues: 1 No. 72 November 1969 with cover references to Donald Newlove Dotson Rader Julian Mitchell Nat Hentoff Dennis Hopper and Easy Rider and a portfolio by Kishin Shinoyama; the issue includes L. M. Kit Carson's treatment of Easy Rider a film that had entered American theaters that year as a defining representation of countercultural mobility and generational conflict. 2 No. 75 February 1970 contents include an interview with Zelimir Zilnik an article on LeRoi Jones Jean-Francois Jonvel's photography portfolio book reviews. 3 No. 76 March 1970 contents include Bill Amidon's "Cannonball Catchers" Michael Rumaker's "For Charles Olson" an interview with Jaromil Jires Raymond Bertrand's erotic drawings. 4 No. 77 April 1970 contents include an article on censorship of black radicalism an article on environmentalism Arthur Freed's photography portfolio Bill Price's "Jimmy's Home." 5 No. 79 June 1970 contents include poems by black dhildren an interview with Fred Baker article on the double standards of justice by Bobby Seale. 6 No. 80 July 1970 contents include Allen Ginsberg's "Memory Gardens" Samuel Beckett's "Lessness" an interview with Nagisa Oshima commentary on Native American oppression. 7 No. 82 September 1970 containing material addressing the Chicago Conspiracy Trial and an interview concerning Jean Genet and the Black Panthers alongside Julius Lester and Nat Hentoff. 8 No. 83 October 1970 including Kent E. Carroll's "Film and Revolution: An Interview with Jean Luc Godard" material by R. Buckminster Fuller and Dziga Vertov and Hentoff's writing on ecology. The group spans the year in which the American counterculture confronted an increasingly interconnected set of political questions: the Vietnam War and antiwar movement Black liberation political trials and state power censorship ecology and the relationship between revolutionary politics and mass culture. Evergreen Review approached these subjects through the same publishing program that Grove Press had used to contest literary censorship and introduce international avant garde writing to American readers. By 1969 and 1970 that program had expanded into a magazine whose typography photography erotic imagery and political illustration were themselves arguments about the limits of mainstream publishing. Covers and extremities show moderate rubbing creasing handling wear occasional soiling and edge wear; issue 75 has water damage to front cover causing partial fusion of first page; issue 79 covers partially detached on lower half of spine; interiors generally clean and complete. Overall good condition.Eight issues tracing Evergreen Review from the countercultural mythology surrounding Easy Rider in late 1969 through the Black politics censorship debates environmentalism sexual experimentation and revolutionary cinema that occupied its pages during 1970. unknown books
1986réf. 2090502113716564Not Available 1986. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Not Available paperback
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2008réf. Q-1422118762Harvard Business Review Press 2008-02-18. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Harvard Business Review Press paperback
2003réf. 2092902137405583Creates Kamogawa 2003. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 book Creates Kamogawa paperback
2001réf. 2092902141202505social science literature 2001. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 social science literature paperback
1885réf. 2081402109801899Oshima Katsumi-ban 1885. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 5 Oshima Katsumi-ban paperback
1985réf. 2111902158300656Shinchosha 1985. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1-1 Shinchosha paperback
1986réf. 2081002108801277Shinchosha 1986. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Shinchosha paperback
1943réf. 2092902137302285Shunchokai 1943. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Shunchokai paperback
1979réf. 2081502112501305A5 boxed obi elementary school 1979. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 A5 boxed obi elementary school paperback
