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Huxley, Elspeth:Biblio.com

THE WALLED CITY - SIGNED COPY OF THE FIRST EDITION

Bradbury, Ray_Huxley, Aldous_Sinclair, Upton_Tillich, Paul_Mead, Margaret_Odets, Clifford_Renoir, JeanBiblio.com

The Sum and Substance Series 1-7

1989210909001Citadel Video 1989. VHS. New and Sealed. 7 New VHS Tapes of The Sum and Substance Series 1-7 Produced in 1962 by KNXT Los Angeles CA in Association with USC for CBS Broadcasting 1989 Citadel Video. All seven VHS tapes are Brand New and still sealed. All seven cases feature B&W cover art and a synopsis of the subject of each TV show from the publisher. Each tape is 29 minutes long and features an in-depth interview with some of the most famous artists in the world. Three Writers one Theologian one Broadway Playwright one Film Director and one Anthropologist. Vol 1 is Aldous Huxley Vol 2 is Upton Sinclair Vol 3 is Paul Tillich Vol 4 is Margaret Mead Vol 5 is Clifford Odets Vol 6 is Jean Renoir and Vol 7 is Ray Bradbury. These are very scarce and I can only find a few in libraries that have survived. Here are the first 7 in the series of 26 shows and brand new. Herman Harvey was an associate professor in the Department of Psychology at USC between 1952 and 1972. Harvey was recognized as an outstanding educator and researcher and in 1963 was among the first professors to receive the USC Associates’ award for excellence in teaching. At an early date Harvey recognized the educational possibilities of television. His three half-hour series — “Psychology on TV” “Child Psychology on TV” and “The Nature of Human Nature” — received wide acclaim. He developed the “Sum and Substance” series of 26 half-hour television programs for CBS. Each show consisted of in-depth interviews with figures such as Margaret Mead Aldous Huxley Paul Tillich Upton Sinclair and Gregor Piatigorsky. This series was aired in Canada Australia Japan and Poland and it brought Harvey numerous invitations to lecture in America and Europe. A superb set still sealed in the publishers shrink-wrap. LOC SSS-19 Citadel Video unknown

Eyebrowse Books - MWABA · États-Unis452,30 $US≈ 382,69 €

Wells HG.; Julian Huxley H. G.ABAA

The Shape of Things to Come: The Ultimate Revolution Association copy inscribed to Julian Huxley

1933140940405London: Hutchinson & Co 1933. First Edition. Very Good/Very Good. First edition. 432 12 ads pp. Dark navy cloth stamped in blind at front spine lettered in gilt. Very Good with bumped corners and light edge wear in a Very Good dust jacket with a little expert restoration of the head sunning and crease to spine panel edge wear single piece of tape on verso. Signed on front free endpaper by H.G. Wells and inscribed to Julian Huxley brother of Brave New World author Aldous Huxley and a co-author with Wells of the 1930 nonfiction book The Science of Life "Julian another from H.G." Huxley's close reading of this copy is clear from his marginal pencil lines throughout which he indexed in pencil on the rear endpaper and paste down. A significant association between two major British intellectuals with similar philosophies who for a time had a close friendship. While best known as "the father of science fiction" for his pioneering novels that presaged many future technologies such as this work Wells was also a trained biologist whose first published book was a science text. Huxley was a prominent evolutionary theorist and eugenicist following in his father's footsteps-- his father being Wells' biology professor and mentor in college. According to Julian's Memoirs the two met in 1926. Shortly thereafter he was asked by Wells to collaborate with him and his son G.P. on a scientific follow-up to Wells' epic The Outline of History that would become The Science of Life. Wells proved to be a demanding taskmaster rusty about biology having focused on fiction and other subjects for so long and Huxley had to resign his professorship to handle the bulk of the research and writing. The two became close friends and correspondents over the next three years. They would stay friends until 1941 when Huxley dared to limit Wells to 20 minutes at the podium of an upcoming meeting of the British Association. Wells had been looking forward to expounding on many of his internationalist futurist ideas expounded in this novel and his nonfiction The New World Order at great length was mortally offended at the rebuff canceled his appearance and the two never met again. Hutchinson & Co unknown books

Burnside Rare Books, ABAA · États-Unis4 500,00 $US≈ 3 807,45 €

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