Reading Nozick: Essays on Anarchy, State & Utopia Jeffrey Paul Paperback 1981
“Reading Nozick: Essays on Anarchy, State & Utopia” by Jeffrey Paul is a 1981 trade paperback book that delves into the philosophy of political science. This collection of essays explores themes of anarchism, civil rights, history, human rights, and utopias. Written in English, the book is part of the Philosophy and Society series published by Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. With a Dewey Decimal of 320.1/01 and a total of 430 pages, this author’s work is a valuable contribution to the study of political ideologies and theories. This book has some minor wear and slight discoloration (SEE PICS) WITH NO RIPS, TEARS, MISSING PAGES OR WRITING AND HIGHLIGHTING. Will be shipped USPS media mail
Mystic Art Medicine Oracle Card Tools For Transformation Cher Lyn
The “Mystic Art Medicine Oracle Card Tools For Transformation” by Cher Lyn is a brand new box set of illustrated cards designed for adults interested in mysticism and mind, body, and spirit practices. The first edition published in 2010 by Mystic Art Medicine includes 158 pages of nonfiction content focused on the topic of shamanic energy medicine. The cards offer a transformative tool for individuals looking to explore the mystical aspects of healing and personal growth.
The General Foods Kitchens Vintage 1959 2nd Edition 436 pages
You will love the illustrated recipe index with tiny food icons.
Combined Catalogs of Sporting Goods Manufacturers 1929, illustrated hc 436 pages
Combined Catalogs of Sporting Goods Manufacturers 1929, Including Cyclopedia of Sports. Edited by Cal Johnson. January Edition Sporting Goods Journal, Published Annually by National Sports Publications. Hardcover, no dust jacket, 436 pages, more than 190 sporting goods manufacturers and 370 sporting products listed. Hundreds of photographs, illustrations, and advertisements for major, professional, and minor sports activities. A few pages are multicolored; no color photographs. The Cyclopedia sections include World Records for many sports, stats for the 1928 World Series, Game Laws and Rules for sports from Archery to Wrestling. This book provides a detailed look at the world of sports from 95 years ago. The interior is excellent: pages are clean and bright, with no damage, discoloration, writing or odor. The exterior is good minus: the red cloth covers and spine show no fading or discoloration, with no wear other than at corners and top and bottom of spine; gilt on front looks quite good; gilt on spine is readable; front and rear boards are a bit loose but in no danger of separating; otherwise, binding is strong but cocked. Overall this is a nice copy of a hard-to-find sports book.
American Cut and Engraved Glass by Albert Revi 1970 Second Printing HBDJ
Second printing, May 1970. Black and white illustrations.
American Cut and Engraved Glass by Albert Revi 1970 Second Printing HBDJ
Second printing, May 1970. Black and white illustrations.
Scott Specialized Catalogue of United States Stamps & Covers 2010
The Scott Specialized Catalogue of United States Stamps & Covers 2010 is a comprehensive and authoritative reference guide to American philately. Published by Scott Publishing Co., this nonfiction book contains 1042 pages filled with detailed information on various United States stamps and covers. Written by experts James E. Kloetzel and William A. Jones, this English-language publication provides collectors with a wealth of knowledge to enhance their stamp collecting experience. With a sturdy size of 11 x 8.5 inches and weighing 64 ounces, this catalogue is a valuable addition to any stamp collector’s library.
The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill Hardbound Book
The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill is a first edition, hardbound book published by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers in 2016. This fantasy novel, a winner of the 2017 Newbery Medal, follows a young girl who is raised by a witch in a magical forest. With themes of friendship, family, and adventure, this book is perfect for young readers interested in fantasy and magic. At 386 pages long, this novel is sure to captivate readers with its enchanting narrative and captivating storytelling.
The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill Hardbound Book
The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill is a first edition, hardbound book published by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers in 2016. This fantasy novel, a winner of the 2017 Newbery Medal, follows a young girl who is raised by a witch in a magical forest. With themes of friendship, family, and adventure, this book is perfect for young readers interested in fantasy and magic. At 386 pages long, this novel is sure to captivate readers with its enchanting narrative and captivating storytelling.
The Vision of Tragedy by Richard B. Sewall – First Paragon Edition 1990 Literary
Explore the profound depths of tragic themes in literature with ‘The Vision of Tragedy’ by Richard B. Sewall. This is the First Paragon edition, published in 1990, an enlarged version of the acclaimed Third Edition. Sewall masterfully analyzes the concept of tragedy from ancient texts like the Book of Job through to modern playwrights such as O’Neill and Miller. This book is a staple for students and enthusiasts of literary criticism, drama, and philosophy. It features a comprehensive bibliography, making it an excellent resource for further study. The book is in good vintage condition, showing some shelf wear consistent with its age, but remains a sturdy and readable copy perfect for any literary collection. ISBN 1-55778-297-0.
