1977réf. 41509Philadelphia: Movement for a New Society 1977. 134p. reproduced from typescript; illustrations minor wear on spien ends light dampstain on the fore-edge otherwise in very good condition. Good copy of this 8.5x11 inch booklet in stapled bright-orange wraps. Movement for a New Society unknown

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MULLER, Johannnes VonBiblio.com

Darstellung des Furstenbundes. Zweyte verbesserte Auflage.

1788réf. 000482Leipzig: Weidmannischen Buchhandlung 1788. Second Edition. . Hardcover. See Description. 8vo. pp. 6 309 1. Bound in modern blue cloth. Faint institutional stamps on outer edges of book block. Institutional book plate on inside front cover. A short name is written in an early hand on the title page near the edition statement; the second page has a shelf number stamped in the bottom margin. Interior contains mild scattered foxing / staining. A 35 mm. tear and a couple of tiny holes are present at the bottom of two leaves pp. 13-16. The tears are carefully sealed but with some soiling discoloration and a few letters obstructed. An influential political tract first printed anonymously in 1787 by the renowned Swiss historian Johannes von Müller 1752-1809. This is the second "improved" edition. Weidmannischen Buchhandlung hardcover

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Schiebinger, LondaBiblio.com

NATURE'S BODY: Gender in the Making of Modern Science.

1993réf. 81602Boston:: Beacon Press 1993. SIGNED hardcover first edition -. Fine in fine dust jacket. Uncommon in the first edition and especially so signed. First printing. A book which "concentrates on 17th- and 18th-century European developments in taxonomy and physical anthropology to show how the European male became the prototype of the human race; how women were reduced to a subset noted only for sexual differences; and how people of color were placed at inferior levels of the great chain of being on a par with apes. By celebrating sexuality in plants Erasmus Darwin and Linneaus did much to set the stage for thinking of females in terms of sexuality alone - leading Linneaus to choose the term 'mammals' to distinguish the order of warmblooded hairy animals - -but also to underscore women's role as nurturing caretakers. More shocking was the scholars' concern with female genitalia and sexual characteristics." Kirkus Winner of the 1994 Society for Social Studies of Science Ludwik Fleck Prize which noted that her "incisive book draws timely attention to the critical roles of language metaphor and ideology in the development of science." INSCRIBED by the author on the half title page to the late Oklahoma collector Larry Owens. Illustrated with reproductions of vintage drawings. Extensive notes bibliography index. viii 289 pp. Beacon Press, hardcover

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The Scientific Alternative to Neo-Darwinian Evolutionary Theory A E Wilder-Smith Wilder-SmithBiblio.com

The Scientific Alternative to Neo-Darwinian Evolutionary Theory A. E

réf. 87-LO8N-FZZDVery Good. Paperback as pictured. No marks in text. Shipping daily. Signed by author. Shed paperback

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Winfree, Arthur TBiblio.com

Geometry of Biological Time The Biomathematics: Vol 8

1980réf. 00073A fascinating look at cyclical processes in biological systems using a systems theory approach. This copy has the rubber stamp of the Language of Data Project on the front pastedown -- no other markings. Slightly bumped on corners. A heavy volume -- postage to foreign purchasers will be more expensive than Biblio suggests. Springer-Verlag hardcover

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Programming in SCILAB: Theory of Elasticity, Finite and Boundary Element MethodsBiblio.com