Special Issue (176 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Paperback in very good condition. All inside pages are in great shape. Minor shelf wear to the cover.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good Plus. Second printing 1979. 224 pages. There is a little wear along the spine and at the head and tail of the spine. Interior is clean, bright and tight with much black and white illustration. Available for immediate shipment, carefully packed in a sturdy box.

Softcover. Condition: Very Good with no dust jacket. Sound binding. Clean, bright pages. Wrappers have light shelf wear. Kowalke, Seven degrees of separation: music, text, image, and gesture in The Seven Deadly Sins. Hutcheon, The "phenomenal image" in opera. Paley, Zwischenreden für Zwischenakte: Egmont and the melodramatic supplement. Fauser, Visual pleasures - musical signs: dance at the Paris Opera. Levitz, Syvilla Fort's Africanist modernism and John Cage's gestic music: The story of Bacchanale. Lerner, "Look at that big hand move along": clocks, containment, and music in High Noon. 9.0" tall; 176 pages. …

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Single issue magazine. Condition: Fine. B0089OLCW4 Single Issue. In clear magazine sleeve.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Back cover has a 3 1/2 inch closed tear at top, repaired on the verso with clear archival tape; tight, text clean. Paginated vi, 861-1118 [otob: 16].

First edition Close to fine and bright stiff wraps with strong spine and clean text throughout. Illustrated. Very small sticker price to cover.

paperback. Condition: Very Good. DETAILS: PAPERBACK, very good sewn paper wraps. VIGNY, SPECIAL ISSUE. Vigny: connu, méconnu, inconnu. Revue d'histoire litteraire de la France, 98, 3, May-June, 1998. Paris: PUF, 1998, 355-500pp., . 13 essays by various contributors.

paperback. Condition: Very Good. DETAILS: PAPERBACK, very good sewn paper wraps. REVOLUTION AND LITERATURE, SPECIAL ISSUE. Révolution et Littérature, 1789-1914. Revue d'histoire litteraire de la France, 90, 4-5, July-Oct, 1990. Paris: PUF, 1990, 570-855pp., . Substantial collection with more than 20 contributors on revolutionary and counter-revolutionary literature: Mercier, Rivarol, Mme. de Stael, Constant, Sade, Dumas, Barnave, Bonald, Lammennais, many others.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. Book shows common (average) signs of wear and use. Binding is still tight. Covers are intact but may be repaired. We have 75,000 books to choose from -- Ship within 24 hours -- Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Comic. Condition: Very Good+. 1975. Light stress, corner creasing and mild handling wear. Frandon, Ramona (illustrator). Book.

Paperback. Condition: Used: Good. Vol. 23, #4 edition. Softcover, g-vg.the Study of Social Problems.

Soft cover. Condition: As New. 1st Edition. Journal pages 247-417. ISSN 0164-0178. Following the Special Issue Editor's Introduction, Contents divided into 5 Essays and 15 Book Reviews: [1] Pamela Brown Lavitt, "First of the Red Hot Mamas: ' Coon Shouting ' and the Jewish Ziegfeld Girl"; [2] Amelia S. Holberg, "Betty Boop: Yiddish Film Star"; [3] Andrea Most, " ' Big Chief Izzy Horowitz ' :Theatricality and Jewish Identity in the Wild West"; [4] Josh Kun, "The Yiddish are Coming: Mickey Katz, Antic-Semitism, and the Sound of Jewish Difference"; [5]Marc Lee Raphael, "Recent Dissertations in American Jewish Studies"; Book Reviews pp. 377-417: [1] The Damascus Affair: " Ritual Murder," Politics and the Jews in 1840, by Jonathan Frankel, reviewed by George Berlin; Blacks in the Jewish Mind: A Crisis of Liberalism, by Seth Forman, reviewed by Michael Staub; A Biblical People in the Bible Belt: The Jewish Community of Memphis, Tennessee, 1840s-1960s, by Selma S. Lewis, reviewed by Marcie Ferris; The Last of the Jews? by Myron Berman, reviewed by Mark Bauman; --et al.--; Shared Dreams: Martin Luther King, Jr. And the Jewish Community, by Marc Schneier, reviewed by Harold Brackman. Ostensible inadvertent sliver dog-ear at p. 307/308 (NOW flat) and micro-crease at top right front cover corner, else FLAWLESS; UNREAD. (NO previous owner names; Clean text.).…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 210 pages. During the early 1990s, feminist theory was heavily dominated by poststructuralist and postmodernist "turns" that focused intensely on language, discourse, and identity deconstruction. The Fall 1994 issue of The South Atlantic Quarterly served as a critical intervention by:Re-centering Material Conditions: It aimed to ground feminist critique back into the material realities of women's lives—such as socio-economic structures, labor, and systemic exploitation—without entirely abandoning the useful linguistic insights of the era.Bridging the Divide: The collection sought to explore the productive tensions and differences between traditional Marxist feminism (which prioritizes economic class) and materialist feminism (which expands "materialism" to look at how social systems, ideologies, and institutions legally and physically construct gender and sexuality).Analyzing Culture: Notable essays within the volume, such as Rosemary Hennessy's critique of the commodification of identity, explored how capitalism dynamically appropriates and repackages feminist or queer liberation for profit. (SL#125/12).…

Softbound. Condition: Very Good. Royal octavo, paper covers, 166 pp. Articles are "Organized Philanthropy's Relationship to Independenct Jewsh Philanthropy: A Dialogue between John Ruskay and Jeffrey Solomon," Noel Rubinstein, "Keeping Our Balance: Stong Governance in Challenging Times," Markory Kaplan, "An Insider's View of Publc and Private Philanthropy," Chalrs "Chip" Edelsberg, "Crossing the Great Divide to Support Birthright: Experimenting with Models of Philanthropic Collaboration," Jason Soloway, "The Synamic Role of the Family Foundation Professional," Stephanie rhodes, "On the Value and Values of social Entrepreneurrship," Yonatan Gordis, "Funding Innovation," Felicia Herman, "Addressing the Invitations: Are Jewish Women on the List?" Nancy Schwartz-Sternoff and Deborah Skolnick Einhorn, "The 'Gigt' as a New Pradigm: A Discussion with Jeffrey Solomon, Sandy Cardon and Rabbi David Gedzelman," Joanna S. Ballantine, "Toward a Tikkun Olam Policy for World Jewry and Israel," Eli Fried, Roger Bennett, and Chalres Keidan, "Current Trends in Philanthrophy," Steven Gunderson, "THe Ambivalent emergence of Philanthropy in Israel," Dvora Blum, "A Conceptual Map of Poverty in Isreal: Engaging the Next Generation," Sharna Goldseker, "Jewish Youth Philanthropy," Sarah Gelman and Stephanie Zelkind, "Failing to Succeed: Two Case Studies," Deena K. Fuchs, "A Case Study of a Successful Donor-Nonprofit Relationship," Gali Cooks and Sara Sokoloic, "The Powerful Return on Investing in Individuals," Joanna S. Ballantine, "Challenges in Evaluation," Shale Stiller, "Proactve vs. Reactive Philanthropy: An Interview with Steve Lear of Nechama," Alana Joblin Ain, "Gay, Jewish, or Both: Sexual Orientation and Jewish Engagement," Steven M. Cohen, Caryn Avvi, and Ari Y. Kelman.…

Literary France in 1890, special issue. Le Mercure de France et la Littérature en 1890. Revue d'histoire litteraire de la France, 92, 1, Jan-Feb, 1992. Paris: PUF, 1992, 3-72pp., PAPERBACK, very good sewn paper wraps, small chip at top of spine. 5 essays on Le Mercure de France.

Softcover. Condition: New.

Wraps. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Volume 14 number 2 of Signs.

Paperback. 128p., lightly worn wraps, spine discolored, interior clean; illus., 8.5x11 inches.

Magazine. 128p., moderately worn wraps, illus., 8.5x11 inches. Collection of articles on children in the south, including a section on day care, various brief memoirs, and more.

Paperback. 206p., photos, very good in original pictorial wraps. Mary Carbine's essay concerns film exhibition by African Americans in Chicago 1905-1928.

Condition: Used - Very Good. Product Details Paperback Publisher: Life Books (2000) ISBN-10: 1883013984 ISBN-13: 978-1883013981 ASIN: B002A4AANQ Product Dimensions: 11 x 9 x 0.6 inches Shipping Weight: 2.2 pounds.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Oversize pictorial softcover. Paginated [249]-516, illustrated [otob: 49].

Pictorial Trade Paperback. Condition: Good-. Volume has some wear; fore-edge margins of one leaf have a small area of wrinkling with a short closed tear, repaired with a small piece of clear archival tape; tight, text clean. 265 p. [otob: 23].

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Fine.

Softbound. Condition: Very Good. Octavo, paper covers, vi, 197-543 pp., notes on contributors, ads Introduction byKaplan and Roussin. Articles are "Sea Change: Céline and the Problem of Cultural Transmission," Morris Dickstein, "Bardamu's American Dream: Censorship and Prostitution," Andrea Loselle, "Getting Back from the Other World: From Doctor to Author," Philippe Roussin, "Rewriting History: Céline and Kurt Vonnegut," Philip Watts, "Céline's Underground Grammar: The Tone Frame for Recent American Literature," William K. Buckley, "Céline in the Contemporary American Press," Marc Snyder, "Céline and Innocence," Fredric Jameso, "Céline and Anarchist Culture," Yves Pagès, "Céline, Jean Zay, and the Mutations of Hate," Linda Orr, "Can Céline Be Translated?" Henri Godard, "A First Sketch of Féerie pour une autre fois (from the Prison Notebooks)," Louis-Ferdinand Céline, introduced by Henri Godard, "Selling Céline: The Céline-Little, Brown Correspondence (1934-1938)," Alice Kaplan, "Céline's Modernity," Alice Kaplan; Philippe Roussin, "Excerpts from the Writers' Roundtable," Peter Glassgold; Mark Jay Mirsky; Bob Perelman; Ronald Sukenick, "Excerpts from Commentary and Discussion," Céline, Miller, and the American Canon," Raoul R. Ibargüen, "Céline's American Genealogy," Thomas J. Ferraro, "Céline in Cross-Cultural Perspective," Rosemarie Scullion, "Céline's Defense: Introduction," Philip Watts, "Reply to Charges of Treason Made by the French Department of Justice (Copenhagen, 6 November 1946)," Louis-Ferdinand Céline. …

PB. p172-p279 Couple small stains on covers. good, wraps (softcover) couple small stains on cover. B&W illustrations (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: very good. Very Good Copy. Customer Service Guaranteed.

Condition: New. New book.

Paperback. Small 4to. Stiff glazed pictorial wrappers. 224pp. Numerous illustrations. Very good. Special double issue of " the influential quarterly begin in 1973. From the private library of social protest poet and fine press publisher JOHN BEECHER (1904-80).