Rinaldi James (34 results)

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Softcover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Periodical. 120pp. Illustrated from black and white photographs. Pictorial wrappers. Small crease on pages, creases and light toning on wraps, very good. Includes: "The Olive-Drab Rebels: Military Organizing During the Vietnam Era" by Matthew Rinaldi, "The Anti-War Movement and the War" by James O'Brien, "Myths and Truths: A Review of Frances Fitzgerald's *Fire in the Lake*" by Nguyen Khac Vien, followed by a *Radical America* catalogue. …

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. The Western world has been trying to "free Tibet" for the last 30 years. It hasn`t gone well. China remains predictably intractable towards any Western admonitions, and repression inside of Tibet has now increased to the point where Tibetans are lighting themselves on fire in desperate, fatal protest. Arrogance has led the West to believe that its perspectives on democracy and Tibet will eventually lead to Tibetan freedom; yet, after three decades, the accumulated mass of governmental edicts, congressional legislative initiatives and verbal challenges to China has led to nothing more than a worsening of the Tibetan condition. No one personified this arrogance more than Jim Rinaldi as he concocted wild and dangerous schemes to assist Tibetans as they traveled through Nepal on their way to India. For 20 years, operating on nothing more than a full belief in his American exceptionalism, Rinaldi worked with Tibet charities; helped Tibetans fleeing over Himalayan passes; and eventually saw his efforts dissolve into nothing more than a series of brand-enhancing exercises for the American Tibet lobby. Saviors and Fools is ultimately the story of Rinaldi coming to terms with the realization that America and the West do not appear to have a clue on how to help Tibet. From his unique insider`s perch, Rinaldi levels his fire on the mistakes, hubris, opportunism and imperious political posturing that has now brought any hope for effective Tibetan advocacy by the West to a standstill. The West blew it, and Rinaldi moves forward by arguing that it`s now time for America and the West to get out of the way and let India take the leadership role. Saviors and Fools is a humorous, challenging and insightful memoir that should compel all of us to step back and re-think how we approach not only Tibetans, but human rights issues in general. It begins a conversation that is long overdue. (jacket).…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Fire at the Freedom House is a memoir of one participant in the civil rights movement in Attala County, Mississippi in 1966. The civil rights work was directed by the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party.

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soft cover. Condition: fine. IN-8 broché, 128 pages. Sommaire : Michel Gresset: Publiée en juin 1932, quelques mois avant Lumière d'août, par le Club du Livre du Texas., Pages 1-1 --- William Faulkner: Miss Zilphia Gant, Pages 2-19 --- Marcel Jouhandeau: Paulo minus ab angelis, Pages 20-29 --- James Sacré: Le Goret, Pages 30-36 --- André Bay: Petite suite arachnéenne, Pages 37-42 --- Jean Mambrino: Quand passerons-nous - Le Cristal - Au bas du ciel, Pages 43-45 --- Jean-Claude Schneider: Les stases de la pensée. À propos des proses de Gottfried Benn, Pages 46-56 --- Gottfried Benn: Le jardin d'Arles (Extrait), Pages 57-63 --- Gottfried Benn: Vision primitive, Pages 64-75 --- Alain Bosquet: Franz Hellens, Pages 76-76 --- Alain Bosquet: Un mois de poèmes : Les lapidaires et les intempérants (Claude Esteban, Andrée Chedid, Jean Pache, Marc Cholodenko, Claude Pélie, Pages 77-80 --- José Cabanis: Jean Grenier, Pages 81-83 --- Jacques Lecarme: Sartre et son double, Pages 84-88 --- Jean Blot: Le roman et sa morale : Russes, Yougoslaves et Grecs (Constantin Paoustovski, Mikhaïl Zochtchenco, Vladimir Nabokov, Léonid Léon, Pages 89-95 --- Jean Grosjean: L'honorable Monsieur Jacques, par André Dhôtel (Gallimard), Pages 96-97 --- Lionel Mirisch: La vie brève, par Roger Vrigny (Gallimard), Pages 97-99 --- Angelo Rinaldi: La rade foraine, par Guy Rohou (Gallimard), Pages 99-100 --- Gilbert Chateau: Tu étais si gentil quand tu étais petit, de Jean Anouilh (Théâtre Antoine), Pages 101-102 --- Gilbert Chateau: Macbett, de Ionesco (Théâtre de la Rive Gauche), Pages 102-104 --- Gilbert Chateau: Un Horace historique (Comédie-Française), Pages 104-105 --- Michel Mohrt: Le Lien d'Ingmar Bergman, Pages 106-108 --- Renée Boullier: Peintres de l'imaginaire. Symbolistes et surréalistes belges (Grand Palais), Pages 109-110 --- Alain Bosquet: Man Ray (Musée d'Art moderne), Pages 110-110 --- Jean-Jacques Lévêque: Benrath (Galerie Daniel Gervis), Pages 110-111 --- Jean-Jacques Lévêque: Jacques Hérold (Galerie de Seine), Pages 111-111 --- Luc Ferrari, François-Bernard Mâche: Entretien, Pages 112-116 --- André Suarès: Deux lettres à Jean Denoël, Pages 116-121 --- Roger Judrin: Notes sans portée, Pages 122-125 --- Antoine Terrasse: Fumées, Pages 126-127.…

soft cover. Condition: fine. IN-8 broché, 128 pages. Sommaire : André Pieyre de Mandiargues: Mascarets, Pages 1-8 --- James Sacré: Toit dans l'ombre (ou lampe) et le temps, Pages 9-20 --- Jacques Borel: De l'Angélus de l'aube à l'Angélus du soir, Pages 21-29 --- Michel Piédoue: Les filles, Pages 30-45 --- Jean Pérol: La mort de Mishima : Éros + Massacre, Pages 46-51 --- Yukio Mishima: Djisei, Pages 52-52 --- Yukio Mishima: Le soleil et l'acier, Pages 53-62 --- Michel Deguy, Manuel de Diéguez: Le philosophe provoqué, Pages 63-76 --- Jacques Réda: ?uvre poétique (1925-1965), de Jorge Luis Borges (Gallimard), Pages 77-80 --- Jean Grosjean: Des promesses, Pages 80-81 --- Roger Judrin: Juliette Drouet, par Jeannine Huas (Hachette), Pages 81-82 --- Marcel Arland: Deux conteurs d'Auvergne : Henri Pourrat et Marie-Aimée Méraville, Pages 82-83 --- Alain Clerval: Carnets, de Louise de Vilmorin (Gallimard), Pages 84-84 --- Alain Clerval: L'?il vivant du critique, Pages 85-90 --- Bernard Caramatie: Le Grand Jeu, par Michel Random (Denoël), Pages 90-92 --- Philippe Pons: Clefs pour l'imaginaire ou L'autre scène, par Oscar Mannoni (Le Seuil), Pages 92-93 --- Roger Judrin: Deux ambitieux (Richelieu et Talleyrand), Pages 94-97 --- Michel Léturmy: Quand Jérusalem brûlait, par Gérard Israël et Jacques Lebar (Laffont), Pages 97-97 --- Jean Bastaire: Histoire du patriotisme en France, par Jean Lestocquoy (Albin Michel), Pages 98-98 --- André Dhôtel: Le rêve de Georges Limbour, Pages 98-104 --- Jean-Marc Bordier: Les sept pendus et autres récits, par Leonid Andreev (Gallimard), Pages 104-104 --- Guy Rohou: Histoires confidentielles, par Pierre Herbart (Grasset), Pages 105-105 --- Anne Fabre-Luce: Le voyageur, par Tony Duvert (Éditions de Minuit), Pages 105-106 --- Angelo Rinaldi: Le mystérieux mandala, par Patrick White (Gallimard), Pages 106-107 --- Jacques-Pierre Amette: Last exit to Brooklyn, par Selby (Albin Michel), Pages 107-108 --- Jean Blot: Noir est le cavalier, par Daniel Sarne (Julliard), Pages 108-108 --- Robert Abirached: Au théâtre : 1789 et la perfection du bonheur, Pages 109-111 --- Jean Paget: Tête d'Or, de Paul Claudel, Pages 112-113 --- Éric Rohmer: Lettre à un critique (à propos des Contes moraux), Pages 113-116 --- Claude Michel Cluny: William Claude Fields, Pages 117-117 --- Emmanuel Berl: La télévision, Pages 117-120 --- Renée Boullier: Cinquante-deux dessins de Fernand Léger (Galerie Claude Bernard), Pages 120-121 --- Jean-Jacques Lévêque: Morandi (Musée d'Art moderne), Pages 121-122 --- Alain Bosquet: Music (Galerie de France), Pages 122-123 --- Jean-Jacques Lévêque: Avigdor Arikha (C.N.A.C.), Pages 123-123 --- Alain Bosquet: Asger Jorn (Galerie Jeanne Bucher), Pages 123-124 --- Renée Boullier: Construire avec le peuple, par Hassan Fathy (Jérôme Martineau), Pages 124-125 --- Geneviève Mourin: Pierre Boulez : de l'intelligence à l'imagination, Pages 125-128.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 2022 OUP hardcover edition. Unread copy in very good condition. From the dustjacket: Humans' attitudes towards an event often vary depending on whether the event has already happened or has yet to take place. The dread felt at the thought of a forthcoming exam turns into relief once it is over. Recent research in psychology also shows that people value past events less than future ones, such as offering less pay for work already carried out than for the same work to be carried out in the future. This volume brings together philosophers and psychologists with a shared interest in such psychological past/future asymmetries. It asks questions such as: What different kinds of psychological past/future asymmetries are there, and how are they related? Under what conditions do humans exhibit them? To what extent do they reflect features of time itself, or particular beliefs people have about time? Are they rational, or at least rationally permissible, or should we aspire to being temporally neutral? What exactly does temporal neutrality consist of? Contents: Acknowledgment Contributors Temporal Asymmetries in Philosophy and Psychology: An Introduction : Christoph Hoerl, Teresa McCormack, and Alison Fernandes 1. Temporally Asymmetric Psychology: Prospection, Retrospection, and Well-Being : Jairo Ramos, Eugene M. Caruso, and Leaf Van Boven 2. Look Back, Not Ahead? Time Use and the Value of Revisiting Past Experiences : Ed O'Brien 3. Temporal Discounting in Philosophy and Psychology: Four Proposals for Mutual Research Aid : Meghan Sullivan 4. Is Discounting for Tense Rational? : Craig Callender 5. Why Are People So Darn Past Biased? : Preston Greene, Andrew James Latham, Kristie Miller, and James Norton 6. A Developmental Perspective on Temporal Asymmetries : Ruth Lee and Teresa McCormack 7. Caring for Our Future Selves : Alison Fernandes 8. Past/Future Attitude Asymmetries: Values, Preferences, and the Phenomenon of Relief : Christoph Hoerl 9. The Body as a Time Machine: How the Sensorimotor System Can Asymmetrically Shape the Representation of Time : Luca Rinaldi and Luisa Girelli 10. On Metaphysical Explanations of Psychological Asymmetries : Natalja Deng 11. Temporal Asymmetries and Singular Causation : John Campbell 12. Times Imagined and Remembered : Felipe De Brigard, Maria Khoudary, and Samuel Murray Index.…

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