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1921ref. 60694Boston: The Atlantic Monthly Press 1921. cloth-backed boards top edge gilt. 8vo. cloth-backed boards top edge gilt. xxii 267 pages. First edition third impression. Light shelfwear else fine condition. Identical to the second impression with the following exceptions: three impressions are noted on the copyright page; an additional plate has been added to the book a portrait of John Burns opposite page 252 now making a total of 73 illustrations of which 52 are separate plates; the errors have been corrected; the type damage on page 160 has been fixed; an eight line note of thanks to George B. Ives has been added following the last line of the index. Published in October of 1921 and sold for $4.00. The Atlantic Monthly Press unknown books
1921ref. 12854Boston: The Atlantic Monthly Press 1921. cloth-backed boards top edge gilt. 8vo. cloth-backed boards top edge gilt. xxii 267 pages. First edition second impression Fleck A.6.A.2. The second in a series of book-collecting essays written by Newton. Lacking the dust jacket. Very minor rubbing to the outer hinges else a fine copy. The Atlantic Monthly Press unknown books
1917ref. 15267Boston: The Atlantic Monthly 1917. paper wrappers. Newton A. Edward. tall 8vo. paper wrappers. pp.382-390. In the Atlantic Monthly September 1917 Vol. 120 No.3 Fleck E.3. Appeared as a Christmas greeting in 1913 and later as a chapter in THE AMENITIES OF BOOK COLLECTING. On William Godwin. Wrappers chipped. The Atlantic Monthly unknown books
2020br. A partire da quando la tecnologia si configurò come imprescindibile e fondamentale orizzonte di senso dell'uomo per l'uomo, come universale e macchinatrice nuova scienza della natura all'interno di quella sorta di preistoria del lavoro industriale, meglio ancora, in quella protostoria del lavoro macchinico che fu l'età della manifattura, tra il XVII e la prima metà del XVIII secolo? E ancora: per opera di quali processi la macchina fu posta a un certo punto della storia umana dall'epidermide al cuore della civiltà europea, già prima che essa con la Rivoluzione industriale del carbone, dell'acciaio e dei cavalli vapore divenisse medium privilegiato della divisione del lavoro? Per rispondere a questi urgenti interrogativi, come ad altri in essi impliciti, al tempo della Rivoluzione industriale 4.0, dello sviluppo dell'Intelligenza artificiale e della Smart economy, occorre risalire fino alle origini della prima modernità e precisamente al tempo in cui filosofi del calibro di Galileo Galilei e Isaac Newton, indipendentemente da Dio, dalla Sapienza e dal senso comune, fecero delle loro macchine di misurazione i nuovi ed esclusivi strumenti di ricerca della verità.
2020br. A partire da quando la tecnologia si configurò come imprescindibile e fondamentale orizzonte di senso dell'uomo per l'uomo, come universale e macchinatrice nuova scienza della natura all'interno di quella sorta di preistoria del lavoro industriale, meglio ancora, in quella protostoria del lavoro macchinico che fu l'età della manifattura, tra il XVII e la prima metà del XVIII secolo? E ancora: per opera di quali processi la macchina fu posta a un certo punto della storia umana dall'epidermide al cuore della civiltà europea, già prima che essa con la Rivoluzione industriale del carbone, dell'acciaio e dei cavalli vapore divenisse medium privilegiato della divisione del lavoro? Per rispondere a questi urgenti interrogativi, come ad altri in essi impliciti, al tempo della Rivoluzione industriale 4.0, dello sviluppo dell'Intelligenza artificiale e della Smart economy, occorre risalire fino alle origini della prima modernità e precisamente al tempo in cui filosofi del calibro di Galileo Galilei e Isaac Newton, indipendentemente da Dio, dalla Sapienza e dal senso comune, fecero delle loro macchine di misurazione i nuovi ed esclusivi strumenti di ricerca della verità.
2004ref. 154072Roma: Newton & Compton 2004. 269 Seiten. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Orig.-Klappenbroschur. [Softcover / Paperback].
1972ref. 233346Newton K. Gregg 1972-01-01. Paperback. Acceptable. 11x8x0. Trade Paperback in stiff wrappers. Externally some separation at the spine and a small tear and a crease on the rear wrapper. Internally some loose pages but otherwise clean has a good binding no marks or notations. 206 pages. CS Newton K. Gregg paperback books
1946ref. 219701El patio 1946 406 pages in8. 1946. Relié. 406 pages.
1937ref. 38606Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. Very Good. 1937. Hardcover. -; Very Good. No dust jacket. . University of Pennsylvania Press hardcover books
2004ref. ABE-1737719917674132 PAGES-23,3 CM X 30 CM-HELMUT NEWTON, 104 PAGES
1922ref. 78469Boston, The Atlantic Monthly Press, 1922. Original-Halbleinenband, 8°, 267 Seiten und mit Abbildungen.
1979ref. ABE-161515578915525 CM X 33 CM-NON PAGINE-PREMIERE EDITION-PHOTOGRAPHIES AVEC COMMENTAIRES MANUSCRITS DE PHOTOGRAPHES-RELIURE AVEC JAQUETTE ILLUSTREE-PETITS MANQUES EN MARGES SUP DE LA JAQUETTE-PETITE VIGNETTE AUTOCOLLANTE D'APPARTENANCE EN P3-(100L)
1967ref. 625092Austin: The University of Texas 1967. Softcover. Very Good. Vol. X No. 3. Tall octavo. 287pp. Owner name on front cover and first 70 pages with the top corners heavily bumped thus very good. Entire issue dedicated to Newton. The University of Texas unknown books
1968ref. RH1173London:: The Royal Society 1968. 1968. 8vo. 119-262 pp. Illustrated figs. and plates. Cream blue stamped printed wrappers; creased. Very good. Whole volume offered several other articles make up the full issue. The Royal Society, 1968. unknown books
1937ref. 164607Philadelphia PA: The Emergency Peace Campaign 1937. Sixteen panel brochure 4x7 inches very good condition maps of Campaign committee locations. Bulletin no. 1. The Emergency Peace Campaign unknown books
1912ref. 8603Boston: Houghton Mifflin. Very Good. 1912. Hardcover. First edition. Small octavo dark green cloth with gilt lettering 345 pages plus advertisements. Slight spine slant light edge wear to cloth occasional foxing and soiling else very good. No dust jacket. . Houghton Mifflin hardcover books
2001ref. 212391Purchase NY: Neuberger Museum of Art Purchase College State University of New York 2001. Softcover. VG Light touches of shelfwear. Quarto. Softcover. Illustrated wraps. 165 pages : color illustrations color map ; 31 cm. Published in conjunction with the exhibition held: Feb. 1-June 14 2001 at the Israel Museum Jerusalem; Sept. 30 2001-Jan. 13 2002 at the Neuberger Museum of Art Purchase N.Y.; Feb. 10-Apr. 7 2002 at the Philbrook Museum of Art Tulsa Okla.; and June 9-Aug. 14 2002 at the National Museum of African Art Smithsonian Institution Washington DC./ Includes bibliographical references pages 158-160. Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase College, State University of New York paperback books
1973ref. 69632NY: W.W. Norton 1973. Hardcover. Very good. Hardcover. First Edition. 143pp. Previous owner's ink stamp on front free endpaper else a very good hardback in a price clipped and tanned jacket. W.W. Norton hardcover books
1946ref. 50390Guatemala: el Patio 1946. Thomas Gage 'The English American' has left us this account of his twelve year sojourn in the Americas. Edited and with an int . Guatemala.: el Patio. 1946. Thomas Gage 'The English American' has left us this account of his twelve year sojourn in the Americas. Edited and with an introduction by A. P. Newton this copy is in very good condition in dust jacket slightly chipped. . 22 cm. xxxii; 407 pp. b/w frontispiece engraving. b/w facsimile of frontispiece of first English and first Dutch edition as plates. Engravings of landscapes events and maps as plates. el Patio unknown books
1940ref. 118507Chicago: n.pub 1940. One sheet bulletin 8.5x11 inches paper lightly browned mimeographed on both sides slightly edge worn. All text. Here the two-bit Chicago Fascist pontificates on national defense. n.pub unknown books
1951ref. 531592Philadelphia: Tyler School of Fine Arts of Temple University 1951. Softcover. Very Good. Single issue. Cover lino-cut by Seymour Schnur. Quarto stapled wrappers. 16pp. Pen marks on page four pointing to "Dan G. Hoffman Poet and English Instructor" tear on bottom half of spine bottom corners creased very good. Art Science Education Music Drama Literature and Dance with contributions by Reginald Gammon Ed Halber Judy Krueger John Oshchypko Robert Ranieri Lenore Shargo Seymour Schnur and Herbert Zweig. Tyler School of Fine Arts of Temple University unknown books
1949ref. S1356New York:: Ronald Press 1949. 1949. Humanizing science series. 24 cm. xi 174 pp. 59 figs. and illus. index. Navy blue cloth. With Carnegie Mount Wilson Observatory blind-stamp. Ronald Press, (1949). hardcover books
1921ref. 442727Boston: The Atlantic Monthly Press 1921. Hardcover. Near Fine. Second impression. Octavo. 267pp. plates. Illustrated. Cloth-backed papercovered boards with paper spine label. Bit of edgwear spine label given a coat of varnish still a solid very good copy. The Atlantic Monthly Press hardcover books
1921ref. 400369Boston: The Atlantic Monthly Press 1921. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. 267pp. Top edge gilt. Illustrated with black and white plates color frontispiece. Very good with edges worn through to the boards a darkened spine label and wear to the spine ends. The Atlantic Monthly Press hardcover books
1934ref. CS00639Boston: Little Brown and Company 1934. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Signed by Authors. Limited edition olive green paper backed in tan cloth 8vo 389 pages illustrated throughout signed by the author on the colophon; toning to edges of boards interior is unmarked and illustrations are sharp. Limited edition printing of 1129 numbered copies of which this is number 115. Within the back cover is included a facsimile of the unpublished novelette "A Leaf from an Unopened Volume" by Charlotte Bronte. Little, Brown and Company hardcover books
