The Novels Of G K Chesterton A Study In Art And Propaganda

The novels of G. K. Chesterton: A study in art and propaganda

Politics & Social Sciences

Ian Boyd

Politics & Government

Paul Elek

This book has hardback covers.Ex-library,With usual stamps and markings,In poor condition, suitable as a reading copy.No dust jacket.

Flaubert: The Uses of Uncertainty (Novelists & Their World)

Literature & Fiction

CULLER, Jonathan

World Literature

Errata slip laid in. Lightest of wear to priceclipped jacket.

Jewish resistance in Nazi-occupied Eastern Europe: With a historical survey of the Jew as fighter and soldier in the Diaspora

History

Reuben Ainsztein

Europe

The second volume of Sarah Shears' autobiography. She goes off to Holland, Switzerland and finally through the Suez Canal to Bombay. When she is recruited into the Civil Service again, she returns to the country where she falls in love.

Gather no moss

SHEARS, SARAH

Hemisphere function in the human brain

Stuart J. and BEAUMONT DIMOND

This volume gives the first substantial outline in any Western language of Chinese theatre, from its origins to the present day. Dr. Dolby's is a pioneer introduction to one of the most vital and vivid aspects of Chinese life through the centuries, as well as to what, in many ways, has been the most potent genre of Chinese literature and entertainment. Dr. Dolby pursues the origins of Chinese theatre back to the court-jesters, wrestlers, tumblers, troubadours, story-tellers, puppeteers, preachers, Buddhist missionaries, dancers, slapstick clowns and singing-girls of ancient times, and probes the emergence of a drama consciousness and of the first proto-dramatic institutions. He thereafter discusses each of the major forms of Chinese drama, from the Yuan zaju theatre, which flourished during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries under Mongol conquest, right up to the Peking Opera, Western-style drama, and other twentieth-century developments. Close attention is paid to the interaction between the drama of the imperial court and that of the villages and markets, and also to the wider social significance of drama in China. Individual outstanding plays are considered in detail, and extended passages are quoted in the author's own new translations; many of these plays have never previously been translated. A bibliography of translations into Western languages is provided.

A History of Chinese Drama

William Dolby

Maya Cities

Kochan, Lionel

Kochan, Miriam

Rivet, Paul

Physical description; xix, 235 pages ; 23 cm. Subject; Froude, Richard Hurrell 1803-1836.

Hurrell Froude and the Oxford Movement

BRENDON, Piers

John Bird's acclaimed biography of the Australian-born composer and pianist Percy Grainger gives the first full account of the life and works of one of the strangest figures in twentieth-century music. Behind Grainger's highly original compositional achievements, folksong collecting, and glittering career as a virtuoso concert pianist lay a tragic and chaotic personal life--long domination by his mother, unorthodox sexual predilections, an eccentric athleticism, a demonic spiritual drive, and a wildly inconsistent personal philosophy with Anglo-Saxon obsessions such as his famous "Blue-Eyed English." A list of published compositions, a current discography of performances by Grainger, and a selection of his seminal writings complete what has already proved to be a standard work.This fully revised edition includes much new biographical material from John Bird's continuing research. Grainger's reputation and popularity as a uniquely individual composer continue to grow, and this book remains the definitive biography.

Percy Grainger

Biographies & Memoirs

Bird, John

Memoirs

NY 1978 1st Cornell. 8vo., 206pp., illus., hardcover. Fine in VG DJ.

Andrew Marvell: His life and writings

Hunt, John Dixon

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