Bernstein Daniel Et Al (3 results)

Softcover. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. [LGBTQ]. Eds. James V. Catano, Daniel A. Novak. Contributors: Sue L. Cataldi, Sharon Bernstein, Celia Roberts, Bernice L. Hausman, et al. "Masculinity Lessons: Rethinking Men's and Women's Studies (A Feminist Formations Reader)." Baltimore, MD: John Hopkins University Press, 2011. First edition. Softcover with pictorial wrappers. Collection of nonfiction academic essays in four parts with introduction. 9 x 6 inches. 18 oz. x, 372 pp. Shelf-wear. Front wrapper bows out. Text clean. Near Fine. ISBN: 1421402254. "Masculinity, as both performed and studied, continues to be a particularly productive site for understanding cultural dynamics. Contemporary work within women?s and gender studies programs recognizes that potential, regularly exploring masculine, bisexual, and transgendered subjectivities in the classroom and in scholarship. This collection of essays on masculinity offers a unique perspective on the topic by featuring articles ranging from early work in biological science and gender behavior to contemporary sociocultural readings of feminist pedagogy, gender violence, and global masculinities.".…

Laminated boards. xvii, 234 pp. Tiny ink stamp on bottom edge, single marker line on top, bottom and fore-edge, small marker scribble on front pastedown, covers have some light shelfwear. Clean bright text.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. First Edition, 1 of 300 copies. [ART]. Travis Fitzgerald, Kevin Champoux, Amy Bernstein, David Knowles, Gene McHugh, Daniel J. Glndening, Rozsa Farkas, Lisa Radon, et al. "Appendix." Portland, OR: Container Corps, 2013. First edition, 1 of 300 copies. English language. Hardcover with grey cloth embossed boards stamped silver. Nonfiction art texts with 64 pp. of full-color illustrations. 8 1/2 x 5 3/4 inches. 12 oz. 112 pp. Text clean. Like New. No ISBN. No ASIN. "Appendix is a garage in northeast Portland that from 2008-2013 became one of the most exciting spaces to see art in Portland due to the efforts of a collective of ambitious young artists. Published on the occasion of the closing of the gallery, this book is a sort of appendix for Appendix. It collects documentation of the shows held at the space, and, through a series of essays, interviews, and short fiction, contextualizes the gallery and its history within the contemporary movement of small, artist-run spaces. Featuring writing by Amy Bernstein, Daniel J. Glendening, Rozsa Farkas, David Knowles, Gene McHugh, and Lisa Radon, as well as an interview with all six past and present curators, this hard-bound book marks the end of Appendix?s fifth and final season.". …