Perfect Behavior: a Guide for Ladies and Gentlemen in All Social Crises by STEWART Donald Ogden - 1922

New York: Dover Publications. Good with no dust jacket. 1964. PB(Trade). A Guide for Ladies and Gentlemen in All Social Classes--A Parody. .

MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by Stewart, Donald Ogden, 1894-1980; Barton, Ralph, 1891-1931 [Illustrator]

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MP3 Audio CD. Perfect Behavior CHAPTER ONE: THE ETIQUETTE OF COURTSHIP A FEW WORDS ABOUT LOVE Courtship is one of the oldest of social customs, even antedating in some countries such long-established usages as marriage, or the wearing of white neckties with full evening dress. The beginnings of the etiquette of courtship were apparently connected in some way with the custom of "love" between the sexes, and many of the old amatory forms still survive in the modern courtship. It is generally agreed among students of the history of etiquette that when "love" first began to become popular among the better class of younger people they took to it with such avidity that it was necessary to devise some sort of rules for the conduct of formal or informal love-making. These rules, together with various amendments, now constitute the etiquette of courtship. Suppose, for example, that you are a young gentleman named Richard Roe desirous of entering upon a formal courtship with some… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. If you prefer sarcastic,dry and dark humor,if you find satire,be it subtle or more,to be entertaining,you will certainly enjoy Donald Ogden Stewart?s Perfect Behavior.The book is a parody of etiquette that is hilariously witty and strikingly pertinent at the same time-though some of the forms of social interaction described and mocked at in the book have certainly become obsolete by now,the humor you find in it is timeless. The book covers a vast inventory of social situations from courtship and the first expressions of love to engagements,weddings,the etiquette of travels,proper behavior at the opera and at the theater.He also talks about how to behave at a sports event,how to formulate correspondence properly and how to behave at balls and dinners,so the book pretty much covers all possible forms of social interaction?and all these in the typical,sarcastic,hilariously funny way that characterizes Stewart?s style and his view of life. The author,Donald Ogden Stewart is best known as a… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Perfect Behavior CHAPTER ONE: THE ETIQUETTE OF COURTSHIP A FEW WORDS ABOUT LOVE Courtship is one of the oldest of social customs, even antedating in some countries such long-established usages as marriage, or the wearing of white neckties with full evening dress. The beginnings of the etiquette of courtship were apparently connected in some way with the custom of "love" between the sexes, and many of the old amatory forms still survive in the modern courtship. It is generally agreed among students of the history of etiquette that when "love" first began to become popular among the better class of younger people they took to it with such avidity that it was necessary to devise some sort of rules for the conduct of formal or informal love-making. These rules, together with various amendments, now constitute the etiquette of courtship. Suppose, for example, that you are a young gentleman named Richard Roe desirous of entering upon a formal courtship with some… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. If you prefer sarcastic,dry and dark humor,if you find satire,be it subtle or more,to be entertaining,you will certainly enjoy Donald Ogden Stewart?s Perfect Behavior.The book is a parody of etiquette that is hilariously witty and strikingly pertinent at the same time-though some of the forms of social interaction described and mocked at in the book have certainly become obsolete by now,the humor you find in it is timeless. The book covers a vast inventory of social situations from courtship and the first expressions of love to engagements,weddings,the etiquette of travels,proper behavior at the opera and at the theater.He also talks about how to behave at a sports event,how to formulate correspondence properly and how to behave at balls and dinners,so the book pretty much covers all possible forms of social interaction?and all these in the typical,sarcastic,hilariously funny way that characterizes Stewart?s style and his view of life. The author,Donald Ogden Stewart is best known as a… Read More

Paperback / softback. New.

Kessinger Publishing, 2004-06. Paperback. Good.