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Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters. Vol. 18 in 2 parts. Madison, 1915-1916.
Enth. u.a.: Grossenbacher, J.G., The Periodicity a. Distribution of Radial Growth in Trees a. their Relation to the Development of "Annual Rings"; Pierson, M., The Relation of the Corpus Christi Procession to the Corpus Christi Play in England; Birge, E.A., The Heat Budgets of American a. European Lakes; Kuhl, E.P., Chaucers Burgesses; Juday, C., Limnological Apparatus; Harper, E.T., Additional Species of Pholiota, Stropharia, a. Hypholoma in the Region of the Great Lakes.

M. zahlr. Taf., Abb., Tab. u. graph. Darst. VI, 760 S. OU. Deckbl. lose. Unaufgeschn. Ex. St. a. Tit.

[KW: Biologie/Biology; Botanik/Botanic; Englische Literatur/English Literature; Maschinenbau/Engine-Building]

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KUHL, Curt: The Old Testament. Its Origins and Composition. Transl. by C.T.M. Herriott. Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd 1961 1. engl. Ausg. ; Schutzumschlag / dust cover
// 'Die Entstehung des Alten Testaments'

354 S. Pbd. m. OU Schnitt u. Vorsatz angestaubt, innen sehr gut, kl. Einrisse an OU hinterlegt)

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Kuhl, David E. (Editor): Principles of Radionuclide Emission Imaging. New York: Pergamon Press, 1983. ISBN: 008027093x
Good. Ex-library. Cover with foliation.

307 pp. With ill. Hardcover

[KW: Radioisotope Scanning, Tomography]

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Sollers, Werner/Carpio, Glenda R. African American Literary Studies New Texts, New Aaproaches, New Challenges, UNIVERSITÄTSVERLAG WINTER, 051 ISBN: 3825358968
Opening with five intriguing urban short stories by Zora Neale Hurston that are reprinted here for the first time, and with the first publication and reproduction in facsimile of two previously unknown Hurston letters, this special issue of Amerikastudien / American Studies, edited by Glenda R. Carpio and Werner Sollors (both at Harvard University), takes stock of current trends in African American literary studies. It presents a new short story by Jamaica Kincaid inspired by the Hurston texts, a new essay by Ishmael Reed on the origins of Black Studies, and provocative new scholarship on Hurston, the Harlem Renaissance, Richard Wright, the German American artist Winold Reiss, Paul Beatty's Germany, the blues, performance poetry, transnationalism, and on current challenges and new directions in the field. Contributors from the United States and Germany include Birgit Bauridl, George Blaustein, Eva Boesenberg, Daphne Brooks, Dorothea Buehler, Carla Cappetti, Glenda R. Carpio, Melanie Eis, Jeffrey Ferguson, Katharina Gerund, Lisa Gill, Udo J. Hebel, George Hutchinson, Stephan Kuhl, Susanne Leikam, Sieglinde Lemke, Frank Mehring, Ernest Julius Mitchell II, Scott Poulson-Bryant, Werner Sollors, Kenneth W. Warren, and M. Genevieve West.

NEUBUCH! 2011. 180 p. 235 mm x 155 mm 7 Abbildungen

[KW: Afroamerikanische Literatur]

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