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1997506061Jerusalem: The Magnes Press The Hebrew University 1997. Hardcover no jacket. The Collected Works of Shlomo Pines volume five. Slight score on page block affecting a handful of page edges within. Text is clear throughout on sound clean pages. TS. Hardcover. Very Good. Used. The Magnes Press, The Hebrew University Hardcover
2011SONG0739132814Lexington Books 2011-12-08. hardcover. Used: Good. 6.39x1.02x9.50. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Lexington Books hardcover
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6357230768MacMillan pp. 264 . Hardback. New. MacMillan hardcover
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19975531Amersfoort: Acco. 1997. Softcover. Near Fine. Very minor shelfwear else Fine.; 323 pages . Acco paperback
19738885Oxford Clarendon Press. 1973. Hardcover. Fine in Very Good dust jacket. Dustjacket has minor shelfwear and rubbing. 1 tiny chip to top of DJ.; Hintikka has explored Aristotle's views on the important notions of necessity and possibility and the ways in which Aristotle actually uses them in his arguments.; 236 pages . 0198243650 . Oxford Clarendon Press hardcover
200343010University of Chicago Press. 2003. Hardcover. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. The question of why Plato censored poetry in his Republic has bedeviled scholars for centuries. In Exiling the Poets Ramona A. Naddaff offers a strikingly original interpretation of this ancient quarrel between poetry and philosophy. Underscoring not only the repressive but also the productive dimension of literary censorship Naddaff brings to light Plato's fundamental ambivalence about the value of poetic discourse in philosophical investigation. Censorship Nadaff argues is not merely a mechanism of silencing but also provokes new ways of speaking about controversial and crucial cultural and artistic events. It functions philosophically in the Republic to subvert Plato's most crucial arguments about politics epistemology metaphysics and ethics. Naddaff develops this stunning argument through an extraordinary reading of Plato's work. In books 2 and 3 the first censorship of poetry she finds that Plato constitutes the poet as a rival with whom the philosopher must vie agonistically. In other words philosophy does not replace poetry as most commentators have suggested; rather the philosopher becomes a worthy and ultimately victorious poetic competitor. In book 10's second censorship Plato exiles the poets as a mode of self-subversion rethinking and revising his theory of mimesis of the immortality of the soul and most important the first censorship of poetry. Finally in a subtle and sophisticated analysis of the myth of Er Naddaff explains how Plato himself censors his own censorships of poetry thus producing the unexpected result of a poetically animated and open-ended dialectical philosophy.; 6 X 0.8 X 9 inches; 204 pages . 0226567273 . University of Chicago Press hardcover
200343176University of Chicago Press. 2003. Hardcover. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket. Some foxing to DJ.; The question of why Plato censored poetry in his Republic has bedeviled scholars for centuries. In Exiling the Poets Ramona A. Naddaff offers a strikingly original interpretation of this ancient quarrel between poetry and philosophy. Underscoring not only the repressive but also the productive dimension of literary censorship Naddaff brings to light Plato's fundamental ambivalence about the value of poetic discourse in philosophical investigation. Censorship Nadaff argues is not merely a mechanism of silencing but also provokes new ways of speaking about controversial and crucial cultural and artistic events. It functions philosophically in the Republic to subvert Plato's most crucial arguments about politics epistemology metaphysics and ethics. Naddaff develops this stunning argument through an extraordinary reading of Plato's work. In books 2 and 3 the first censorship of poetry she finds that Plato constitutes the poet as a rival with whom the philosopher must vie agonistically. In other words philosophy does not replace poetry as most commentators have suggested; rather the philosopher becomes a worthy and ultimately victorious poetic competitor. In book 10's second censorship Plato exiles the poets as a mode of self-subversion rethinking and revising his theory of mimesis of the immortality of the soul and most important the first censorship of poetry. Finally in a subtle and sophisticated analysis of the myth of Er Naddaff explains how Plato himself censors his own censorships of poetry thus producing the unexpected result of a poetically animated and open-ended dialectical philosophy.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 204 pages . 0226567273 . University of Chicago Press hardcover
1969040713Evanston: Northwestern University Press 1969. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine/No Jacket. Xvi 261 Pp. Grey Cloth. First Printing. Fine. Inscribed By Grossman To "Professor Findlay" John Niemeyer Findlay. <br/> <br/> Northwestern University Press hardcover
198928211University of Toronto Press. 1989. Hardcover. Very Good- in Good dust jacket. Some pencil marginalia and underlining to quite a few pages. Else light shelfwear to book. DJ is a bit stained with creasing.; Phoenix Supplementary Volume XXV; 360 pages . 0802026923 . University of Toronto Press hardcover
199941333University of Toronto Press. 1999. Hardcover. Fine in No Dust Jacket dust jacket. Phoenix Supplementary Volume XXXVI / Phoenix Presocratics Volume V; 288 pages; It may not be too much to say that all the work Western philosophers have done over the past two thousand years was begun by the Pre-Socratics. The Phoenix Pre-Socratic series has been instrumental in recovering Pre-Socratic texts. As with earlier works in this important series this volume aims to make an important portion of Pre-Socratic writings accessible to all those interested in ancient philosophy and the first phase of European natural science. We now have for the first time in English a translation of the bulk of texts concerning the atomists with commentary. The work contains a new presentation of the evidence for the thought of Leucippus and Democritus based on the original sources. It includes a Greek text of the fragments in a new selection with facing English translation. The testimonia all newly translated are presented in a new selection designed to clarify the structure of the atomists thought and to present their texts in their argumentative context as far as possible. The notes and commentary aim to reflect the complexity and diversity of their thought with particular emphasis on their metaphysical foundations psychology epistemology and ethics. Sections on biology astronomy and theology are also included. Complete indexes concordances and bibliography are included. . 0802043909 . University of Toronto Press hardcover
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199611932London/NY: Routledge 1996. hardcover in dust jacket. no flaws clean no text markings tight binding.; this copy is inscribed "to professor quine" by co-editor and contributor hans-johann glock on the half-title page in year of publication.; xvii-286pp. contains introduction and eleven essays by various contributors. a unique copy. Signed by Co-Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine Plus/Near Fine Plus. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Routledge Hardcover
1868025526Berlin 1868 1869: Georg Reimer 1868. First Edition . Quarter Leather. Very Good . 8 3/4" Ta;;. Xii515; Viii 685 I Errata. Two Volumes Bound As One In 19Th Century Black Pebbled Leather Over Pebbled Cloth With Large Leather Tips Floral Endpapers. Rubbing At Corners A Little Rubbing At Edges Gilt Still Brilliant Hinges Tight Contents Immaculate Former Owner's Personal Name Stamp On Front Endpaper No Other Names Or Marks. Shipping Weight About 4 Lbs. Johann Julius Baumann 1837 -1916 Was A German Philosopher. Baumann Was A Follower Of Rudolf Hermann Lotze And Professor At Göttingen From 1869. <br/> <br/> Georg Reimer hardcover
1934024603Chicago: The University of Chicago Press 1934. First Edition First Printing . Blue Cloth. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. 185 Pp. Blue Cloth Stamped In Black. First Printing 1934. A Clean Copy With A Little Rubbing At Top And Bottom Of Spine. Inscribed By Goodspeed To Prominent Los Angeles Minister James William Fifield And With The Fifields' "Our Copper Harbor" Bookplate. James W. Fifield Jr. The "Apostle To Millionaires" Created An Organization He Called "Spiritual Mobilization" Which Appears To Have Become With His Full Cooperation Something Of A Tool Of Industry To Promote Via Nationwide Pulpits The Idea That America Was Going To Hell In A Pagan Handbag And That Only Prayer And Unfettered Capitalism Could Save It-A Movement Which Gained Traction During The Ensuing Communist Witchhunts. Before He Was Overshadowed By The Much Cleverer And Less Condescending Billy Graham And Thus Had To Be Satisfied With A More Provincial Influence From His Perch At The First Congregational Church-To The Head Of Which He'd Been Drafted From Grand Rapids In 1935-And On The Radio Well Into An Era That Had Passed Him By Fifield Bought The First Of His Palazzos A Half-Timbered 1928 House At 111 North June Street." As Though It Was A Seaside Country Estate The June Street House Was Given The Name "Copper Harbor" And Would Be Featured In The Times's Rotogravure On February 19 1950. After A Few Years In An Apartment At The Chateau Elysee On Franklin Avenue Now Interestingly Scientology's "Celebrity Centre" The Fifields Moved To Another Copper Harbor The Name Traveling With The Family. Not One To Let The Catholic Church Upstage Him-That Faith's Archbishop Lived In Conspicuous Luxury At 100 Fremont Place-Fifield Bought #55 In 1956. The Name Copper Harbor-And Apparently The Real Family Funds And Perhaps Much Of The Taste For Grandeur-Originated With Mrs. Fifield's Family; Her Father Had Developed Mines Back In Copper Harbor Michigan At The Extreme Northerly Point Of That State. After Helen Fifield A Collector Of Children'S Books Died On November 15 1957 The Reverend Even Before Disposing Of #55 Bought Another House In The Neighborhood 118 Fremont Place. There He Maintained The Splendor Even If His Career Had Long Since Been Eclipsed. 118 Also Became An Office To Which Readers Of The Los Angeles Times Were Encouraged To Write For A Tract Produced By Dr. Fifield And His Daughter Mary Entitled "Does God Care" <br/> <br/> The University of Chicago Press hardcover
1949032856Amsterdam 1949. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Soft cover. Fine. 6 Pp. No Date But Apparently 1949 Date Of Publication Of The History. Plain Brown Covers Pages And Covers Browned And Becoming Brittle No Wear At All. Offprint Of Romein's Introduction To The Massive History Of The Netherlands. Romein Was An Important Dutch Historian Marxist And Then Later Internationalist. In 1946 Annie Romein His Wife And Also A Historian Received A Copy Of Anne Frank's Diary Which She Tried To Have Published. When She Was Unsuccessful She Gave The Diary To Her Husband Who Wrote The First Article About The Diary And Its Writer For The Newspaper Het Parool. Interest Raised By His Article Led To The Diary Being Published The Following Year. Also In 1946 He Introduced The Theory Of History As A Subject In The Academic Curriculum. Very Scarce No Copy Located In Worldcat No Holding Identified Anywhere. <br/> <br/> Amsterdam (?) paperback
1987027518London & New York : Doubleday & Company / A Dolphin Book 1987. First American Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good Dust Jacket. 269 Pp. Cloth / Boards. Stated First American Edition. Fine With Slight Bumping To Spine Ends. Signed By Wilson On The Front Endpaper Without Inscription. Dj With Light Rubbing Ar Corners Not Price Clipped 1/4" Closed Tear At Top Of Front Panel. <br/> <br/> Doubleday & Company / A Dolphin Book hardcover
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