New York Public Library Lectures in Humanities
Pride
The Seven Deadly Sins
$23.95
Hardback,
Jan 2006
ISBN13: 9780195160925ISBN10: 0195160924
A richly nuanced, perceptive view of the most protean of the deadly sins
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Doing Documentary Work
$19.95
Paperback,
Sep 1998
ISBN13: 9780195124958ISBN10: 0195124952
Renowned psychiatrist Robert Coles offers an illuminating look at documentary work
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Visions of Utopia
$21.95
Paperback,
Feb 2004
ISBN13: 9780195171617ISBN10: 0195171616
The ideal book about the ideal society-- three leading cultural critics offer provocative takes on visions of the perfect world
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Visions of Utopia
$55.00
Hardback,
Dec 2002
ISBN13: 9780195144611ISBN10: 0195144619
The ideal book about the ideal society--three leading cultural critics offer provocative takes on visions of the perfect world
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Envy
The Seven Deadly Sins
$23.95
Hardback,
Jul 2003
ISBN13: 9780195158120ISBN10: 0195158121
The best-selling author of Snobbery offers a lively look at the deadly sin of envy
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