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The Life of Sim Botchit

Samuel Beckett: A Biography

by Deirdre Bair


Martyr

Biko

by Donald Woods


Sphinx

Saul Steinberg

text by Harold Rosenberg

Saul Steinberg April 14 - July 9, 1978

an exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York City


Hardy Hardy

Thomas Hardy After Fifty Years

edited by Lance St John Butler

Thomas Hardy's Later Years

by Robert Gittings

Young Thomas Hardy

by Robert Gittings

An Essay on Hardy

by John Bayley

The Collected Letters of Thomas Hardy: Volume I, 1840-1892

edited by Richard Little Purdy, edited by Michael Millgate

Thomas Hardy and the British Tradition

by Donald Davie

The Complete Poems of Thomas Hardy

edited by James Gibson

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The Party Isn’t Over

“Carter is criticized for his Georgia mafia, his personal righteousness, his remaining an ‘outsider’ even while in office. But all of these are necessary if he is to retain some claim upon the South. Denied the easy appeal of Wallace and Nixon to repression and veiled racism, he must cling to the distinctive style that links him to the South.”

The Parties: Republicans and Democrats in This Century

by Henry Fairlie


The Ideal Director

Sir Charles Eastlake and the Victorian Art World

by David Robertson


The Undefeated

Russian Thinkers

by Isaiah Berlin, edited by Aileen Kelly and Henry Hardy


The Bad Tooth

The First Duce: D'Annunzio at Fiume

by Michael A. Ledeen


The Flight from Positivism

The Restructuring of Social and Political Theory

by Richard J. Bernstein


Forced Marches

Airships

by Barry Hannah

Detour

by Michael Brodsky


The Charms of Catastrophe

Structural Stability and Morphogenesis: An Outline of a General Theory of Models

by René Thom, translated by D.H. Fowler, with a foreword by C.H. Waddington

Catastrophe Theory: Selected Papers 1972-1977

by E.C. Zeeman

Catastrophe Theory

by Alexander Woodcock and Monte Davis

Catastrophe Theory and Its Applications

by Tim Poston and Ian Stewart

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