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196398559Kassel u.a. Bärenreiter 1963. 1963. Gr. 8°, 156 S. mit zahlreichen Notenbeispielen. Orig.-Karton.
19636042459Kassel, Bärenreiter 1963. 8°. 156 pp. mit zahlreichen Notenbeispielen. Original Broschur. Umschlag mit Lagerspuren. Signaturschildchen auf Rücken. Stempel verso Titel. Sonst gut.
200175519Paris, Editions Kimé, 2001, in-8, broché, 477 pages. Bon état. Envoi du préfacier.
506685München, Hirmer, 2004. Fort vol. in-4 carré reliure éditeur pleine toile sous jaquette illustrée en couleurs, étui muet, 491 pp., amplement illustré de photogr. en couleurs, glossaire, index.
192655554Graz, Moser, (1926). Gr.-8°. Buchschmuck von Emmy Singer. 4 Bll., 149 S., 1 Bl., Illustr.-OHLwd.
1984119728East Hampton NY: Guild Hall Museum 1984. Softcover. VG and clean internally but with soiling and wrinkling to front cover and a lib. stamp inside front cover. White stapled wraps with color illustration; 12 pp. with 15 bw illustrations. Includes 10 works by Porter and five by other artists. With a list of works in the exhibition and essays by each author. Guild Hall Museum unknown books
19814951New York: Hirschl & Adler 1981. Softcover. VG. Gray stapled wraps with color image. 32 pp. 5 bw 8 color. Introductory essay by Frank Goodyear. Includes works by Beckman Celmins Dash Downes Freilicher Gordon Katz Leake Murphy Porter Raffael Richards and Welliver. Very nice selection of images. Catalogue from the exhibit of May 1981. Hirschl & Adler unknown books
19817129New York: Hirschl & Adler 1981. Softcover. VG label on upper left corner of cover. White and color-illustrated stapled wraps with black lettering. 12 pp. 3 color 5 bw plates. Catalogue of an exhibition from February 7 to 28 1981. Hirschl & Adler paperback books
1925271361Bern : Zimmermann, 1925. 121 Seiten mit Abbildungen und Figuren ; gr. 8 Originalhalbleinen. 20 cm
191617099Leipzig, Bachmann-Gruner, 1916. 46 S. 8°. OHLwd. (etw. bestoßen und gebräunt).
197943702Stuttgart, Enke, 1979. 213 Seiten, 23 x 16 cm, Broschur.
198943649Frankfurt, Suhrkamp, 1989. 482 Seiten, 20 x 13 cm, Leinen mit Schutzumschlag.
19842109228Köln, Berlin, Bonn und München: Carl Heymanns 1984. 387, (1) Seiten. Gr. 8° (23,5 x 17 cm). Orig.-Leinenband mit Orig.-Schutzumschlag. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
1992310501Gießen : Anabas-Verlag, 1989-1992. 857 Seiten. Originalbroschur. 23cm
2000176221-1O. O. 2000. 4°. 214 S. Mit zahlr. überwiegend farb. Abb. Original-Pappband
2006303177Weinheim : Wiley-VCH-Verl., 2006. XIII, 205 Seiten. ; 24 cm. Originalbroschur.
1967100145150Northwestern University Press 1967 255 pages 15 3x22 8x1 5cm. 1967. Broché. 255 pages. Cet ouvrage propose une relecture de la pensée d'Edmund Husserl fondateur de la phénoménologie centrée sur son principe de recherche de la certitude qui constitue la base de toute sa philosophie. L'auteur Leszek Kolakowski philosophe polonais contraint à l'exil en 1968 analyse ce thème fondamental
1973019529Les Editions De L'homme broché Bristol illustré Ottawa 1973 95 pages en format 21 - 28 cm - nombreuses photographies en couleurs et en noir
36209aafZürich, der Neuen Zürcher Zeitung, 1918, gr. in-8°, 4 Bl. + 80 S., Stempel a.d. Titelbl., Hlwd. (Bibl.).
36284aafLuzern, Offizielles Verkehrsbureau, 1953, in-8°, 79 S. + 5 Tafeln (davon 1 Doppeltafel) + 1 gr. farbige Faltkarte, Stempel a.d. Titelbl., Hlwd. (Bibl.).
90968aafZofingen, Offizin Zofinger Tagblatt AG., 1946, in-8vo, 48 S. + 5 Bl., Eins von nur 100 nummerierten Exemplaren (1 bis 100) N° 51 für ‘Berty C. Fischer’ und vom Verfasser handschriftlich signiert. (Gesamtauflage 500). Halbledereinband (grünes Ziegenleder). Mit 6 Bünden. Kopfgoldschnitt (Handarbeit der Werkstatt Hugo Boss, Zürich). Kleine Schabstellen am Rücken.
193254198ABBern. Schuldirektion (1932). 8°. 64 S., illustriert. Originalbroschur.
Neuwertiges Exemplar. The fact that there are different cultures in the world is too obvious for words. Considering thus cultural differences in the light of the phenomenological concept of life-world may raise the following questions: Do we live in the same life-world regardless of such cultural differences? Or do we live in different life-worlds because of cultural differences? The first question presupposes a singular life-world, whereas the second question entails a plurality of life-worlds. In any case, how is the notion of cultural difference related to that of the life-world? Edmund Husserl (1859–1938), the founder of phenomenology seems to conceive the life-world as the bare ground of the natural sciences. The life-world therefore acquires a universal validity regardless of cultural differences. In contrast, for Alfred Schutz (1899–1959), who is more concerned with the foundation of human and social sciences than that of natural sciences, the life-world understood as field of praxis with social and cultural characteristics unavoidably assumes cultural differences. Besides critically discussing these two radically diverging positions, the book also discusses what Bernhard Waldenfels sees as a common denominator: the idea of grounding (Grundlegungsidee). Both Husserl and Schutz develop in their own ways a foundationalist interpretation of the life-world. In whatever case, the book seeks to overcome any foundationalism whether in the form of universalism or culturalism by suggesting to refocus and inquire into the status of cultural objects. Universals are ill-suited for cultural matters. Correlatively, considering cultural objects from alien cultures requires acknowledging difference with a sense of humility that does not preclude the possibility of understanding. ISBN 9783826064517
1993106610München Munich Germany: Verlag Fred Jahn / Lenbachhaus 1993. Hardbound. VG in cardboard slipcase. Grey cloth covers black cloth spine laid-down bw illustration on front cover. 103 pp. 64 crisp color plates. Text is entirely in German. Verlag Fred Jahn / Lenbachhaus hardcover books
