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London, U.K.: St Martins Pr, 1995. Soft cover. FINE. Journal of Philosophy and the Visual Arts #5. Clean and tight, very minor wear. Essays by Jean-Francois Lyotard, Theresa Oulton, Polly Apfelbaum, Lydia Dona, et al. SEE PICTURE. 96 pp. Prompt shipping with tracking, secure packaging.

Dell/A Laurel Edition. 3rd printing, 1975. Soft cover. VERY GOOD+. Solid, tight, unmarked, minor edge/shelf wear only. 751 pp.

VG+. Second impression of revised edition, 1953. Spine ends discolored and fraying a bit, light dampstaining to red boards, else minimal wear. Small former owner name and bookstore sticker first blank page, no other markings. No DJ. 503 pp.

Inscribed "To Jim" by the author and signed "Best Always, Tyson" on ffep. Excellent AS NEW copy in a VG unclipped ($7.95) dust jacket with minor edge wear. "The central problem is that we have become an abstract society. Western man has divided his knowledge about life into two separate storehouses -one private and one public. The public storehouse contains only the information coming from the visual and aural senses, which deprives social man of the natural checks and balances of our full sensory system. This separation... has been denaturing our human society. It means that we don't share information coming to us through the senses of touch, taste and smell which are critical to our capabilities for intimacy, cooperation and adjusting to changed conditions." 235 pp.

Limited edition, #860 of 3,000, signed by publisher Ricci. Very Good, no slipcase. Rubbed corners. Lots of gorgeous tipped-in plates. Handmade paper. 175 numbered pages. With an essay by Achille Bonito Oliva.

SCM Press, 1981. NEAR FINE. Sunned spine but tight, no marks in text, minimal wear. PO stamp to the half-title. 71 pp.

New York: Knopf. 1990. First edition stated. Excellent copy. Mylar protected DJ is not clipped and has no readily apparent wear. FINE/FINE. 331 numbered pages, illustrations.

London: Anthony d'Offay. 1993. VG+ to NF copy: tight, unmarked, minor wear. Nice. Color reproductions throughout, photos of the artists. 87 pp.

Philosophical Library, NY, 1956. VG+/NF. Green cloth, black lettering to spine. Not a lot but a few neat underlines and light marginalia throughout first half of 636 page book. Minor wear at head and heel of spine, corners. Mylar covered dust jacket (no book price on flap) has small abrasion heel of spine otherwise very nice with only minimal wear. Translated and with an introduction by Hazel E. Barnes. 636 pp. Prompt shipping with tracking, secure packaging for safe transit.

First Edition, stated, November 2003. FINE/FINE. 573 pp.

Trade paperback. Tight, light pencil markings/marginalia on a few pages otherwise appears clean. 395 pp. Fast shipping tracking included, careful secure packing.

Second edition, 3rd printing, 1972. Hint of foxing to edges, else FINE. Sticker ghost front and rear wraps, crease and short (1/4") closed tear to rear wrap. In mylar protector. FINE/VG+. 546 pp.

Princeton University Press, 1974. Soft cover. Very Good+. Sticker and PO name 1st title page. Looks like a couple of pages have light pencil markings in margin, no underlining or notes. One pg dog-eared. Minor edge wear, rear wrap soiled. 577 pp. Prompt shipping with tracking, secure packaging.

Aquarian/HarperCollins, 1992. No markings found, light/minor wear. A few crimped corners. VG+. 432 pp.

Americana Leadership College. Stapled wrappers. Excellent unmarked condition, minimal wear. FINE. 40 pp. Fast shipping with tracking, careful, secure packaging.

Albany: State University of New York. 1982. First, 1st printing. Tight, but sporadic underlining and a little marginalia throughout. Crease on wrap, else minor wear. 271 pp.

Excellent FINE copy with no issues in an unclipped price intact ($5.95) Brodart protected jacket with two short closed tears but little wear otherwise. Large type. FINE/VERY GOOD+. 504 pp.

New York, New York: Basic Books, 1995. 1st Edition, 1st printing. Soft cover. Excellent Near Fine copy, clean crisp & tight. Fine but for minimal edge wear. See SCAN. 407 pp. Prompt shipping with tracking, secure packaging.

New York: Philosophical Library, 1957. First edition. Owner name first blank page, no other markings. Some wear at board edges else a clean unmarked copy with toned pages and minimal wear. Jacket, now in a mylar sleeve has couple of small chips, $2.75 price on flap present but marked through with a pencil. VG+/VG. 96 pp.

Humanities Press, Clean, unmarked, tight copy with light wear. Neatly applied laminate to wraps presumably for protection, else NF with no mention worthy issues. First paperback reprint, 1992, stated. You will be pleased with my fast shipping and careful packaging. 149 pp.