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New York: Oxford University Press, 1965. 8vo size trade paperback; 110 pages including index From back cover: "The author's purpose in this book is to state and distinguish from one another the most important of the differing views which are held on some fundamental ethical questions, and in particular to consider whether any characteristic belongs in common to… Read more about this item

Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Company Inc., 1947. Translated by Charles Cotton Selected and Illustrated by Salvador Dali 8vo size clothbound hardcover has green extended spine with red title block and gilt titles under black cloth boards. Front cover has a gilt illustration. 472 deckled edged pages. Color frontispiece plus some full page color illustrations… Read more about this item

O.W. Barth Verlag, 1974. English language title: The Tantric View of Life 8vo size hardcover with dust jacket; 235 pages. From back of jacket: "Da der Mensch durch seine körperliche sowie seine geistige Natur bedingt ist, strebt die trantrische Philosophie ein harmonisches Zusammenwirken beider Komponenten an." in English: "Since the human being is conditioned… Read more about this item

Golden, Colorado: Fulcrum Publishing, 1989. Signed and inscribed by author on third blank page and also flat signed on half title page. First Edition with full numberline The author has informed us that this edition is out of print 8vo size hardcover with dust jacket; 116 pages plus section of black and white photographs on glossy stock.… Read more about this item

Baltimore, MD: Penguin Books, 1971. 12mo size vintage mass market paperback from 1971; 195 pages with a few black and white illustrations; includes a Bibliography and Brief Glossary. From back: "Here is the Buddha's way to enlightenment presented as a working philosophy for Western life...(This book) focuses on a 'right acting' and especially the deepest meanings of the… Read more about this item

Milwaukee, WI: Bruce Publishing Company, 1961. 8vo size red clothbound hardcover with bright gilt titles on spine; 854 pages including index 1961, 4th Edition Contents include: The Historical Study of Modern Philosophy The Renaissance Background Scientific Outlooks and Methods Bacon, Galileo, and Newton Hobbes Descartes Spinoza Leibniz Locke Berkeley Hume Kant on Knowledge and Metaphysics Kant's Ethical… Read more about this item

New York: Harper & Row, 1975. Translated by Peter N. Townsend. 272 pages. We note underlining on at least 75 pages and marginalia on several pages; cocked spine. Quotes are for illustrative purposes only and remain the property of their copyright holders. Thanks for shopping with us. 100% of your purchase benefits charity and supports literacy… Read more about this item

New York: Dover Publications, 1966. 8vo size trade paperback; 345 pages. From back: "First published in 1929, this well-known work is a modern classic in the field of aesthetics. Professor Ducasse's thoughtful analysis of older philosophies of art, and his own provocative and sound theories, make this a fascinating work not only for students of philosophy… Read more about this item

Boston: Beacon Press, 1968. And a summary of the evidence and the judgments of the International War Crimes Tribunal by Arlette el Kaim-Sartre. From jacket: "In his startling essay, Jean-Paul Sartre concludes that the United States is practicing genocide in Vietnam.: Ex-library with typical treatments, many blacked out; jacket covered in mylar. 85 pages. Ex-library… Read more about this item

Fort Worth: Harcourt Brace College Publishers, 1995. 380 bright, white, unmarked pages. Edgewear, curl to covers and sticker on front cover. Thanks for shopping with us. 100% of your purchase benefits charity and supports literacy and life-long learning.. Soft Cover. Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

New York: Macmillan, 1970. From jacket: "present(s) excellent discussions of the main problems of aesthetics...sets forth aesthetics as a series of interrelated but clearly stateable problems..." Ex-library with typical treatments; jacket covered in mylar. 927 bright, pages to this heavy volume. Light soil to outside pages; nick in mylar on front cover; and some minor wear… Read more about this item

Cleveland, OH: Meridian Books, 1965. From back: "Nietzsche's thought is explored in terms of its fundamental relations to Socrates and Plato, Luther and Rousseau, Kant and Goethe, Hegel and Heine and - of course - in its relation to Christianity." 412 pages. Name on fep, notes on half title page and reverso; we note penciled bracked,… Read more about this item

New York: The Free Press, 1971. Second Edition. Contents include: The Man-Apes; The Origins of the Mind; The Distinctive Human; The Inner World; Socialization: the Creation of the Inner World; The New Meaning of the Oedipus Complex; Self-Esteem; Culture and Personality; Social Encounters: The Staging of Self-Esteem; Culture: the Relativity of Hero-Systems; What is Normal?;… Read more about this item

London: J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd., 1935. Blue cloth volume has lightly sunned spine with gilt titles. Embossed design on cover. 287 toned pages. Publishers catalog follows book. We noted pencilled underling and marginalia on at least 17 pages and pencilled notes on the blank rear endpapers. Pencilled price and name on fep. … Read more about this item

London: J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd., 1939. A volume in the Everyman's Library series. Translated by William Ellis. Introduction by A.D. Lindsay. Green cloth volume has gilt titles on lightly sunned spine and embossed design on cover. 264 toned pages, followed by an essay by Ernest Rhys, Everyman's Library editor and catalog of the over 900… Read more about this item

London: J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd., 1936. A volume in the Everyman's Library series. 393 very lightly toned pages, followed by eight pages on Eveyrman's Library by Ernest Rhys. Light blue cloth with gilt titles on spine. Spine is sunned, has a watermark towards bottom of spine (but no water damage to book) and lightly bumped… Read more about this item

New Orleans: Tulane University, 1954. 163 unmarked pages. Sunned at spine. Contents include: the Kantian Solution to the Problem of Man within Nature by Edward G. Ballard; Contingency, Two Logics of Modality by Richard Barber; Kant and Metaphysics by James K. Feibleman; Kant, Cassirer and the Concept by Carl H. Hamburg; the Rigidity of Kant's Categories by… Read more about this item

New Orleans: Tulane University, 1980. 159 unmarked pages. Title written on spine in German. (Not to confuse the reader, this is an English language volume) Light wear to covers. Essays in honor of Edward Goodwin Ballard. Contents include: Crossing Over by Harold Alderman; Descartes and Atheism by Daniel E. Anderson; Importance by Charles P. Bigger; One… Read more about this item

New Orleans: Tulane University, 1956. 93 unmarked pages. Sunned at spine. Contents include: Category and Paradox by Edward G. Ballard; Contingency, Causality and Common Sence by Richard Barber; On the Universal and the Individual by James K. Feibleman; On Responsibility by Carl H. Hamburg; Knowledge and Truth in Historical Inquiry by Harold N. Lee; Homogeneity and Invariance… Read more about this item

London: Edward Arber, 1907. Privately printed in 1907 by Professor Edward Arber, Fellow of King's College, London, a reprint from the 1555 volume. "A book of moral wisdom, gathered from the ancient philosophers." 196 pages followed by another 8 pages of the publisher's offerings. One inch tear to bottom exterior spine. Front and back seams… Read more about this item