‎COGNET B. et JANET M.‎
‎Les Sensations.‎

‎Poème autographe signé intitulé "Sensations de lupanar" et dédié à Yves Guyot‎

‎S. n. | s. l. 1894 | 12 x 19 cm | 2 feuillets‎

‎Poème autographe du poète Franc-Nohain intitulé "Sensations de lupanar". Trace de pliure inhérente à la mise sous pli, quatre déchirures restaurées aux versos des feuillets. Le poème, 27 lignes à l'encre noire sur deux feuillets, signé et dédié à Yves Guyot, fut intégré dans le recueil "Inattentions et sollicitudes" publiéen 1894 sous le titre "Sensations des endroits de luxure" avec quelques variantes concernant essentiellement la ponctuation : "Sensations de lupanar A Yves Guyot Très douce et mélancolique, la négresse, Fredonnant quelque lascive bamboula, déroule ses tresses. Do, ré, mi, do, Pianos, pianos ! Mes soeurs, mes soeurs, allumez les bougies, Nous allons commencer l'orgie ! Holà, ho, piquante soubrette, Ne nous apporteras-tu pas quelque menthe verte ? C'est vraiment un très beau coup d'oeil, Tous ces divans, tous ces fauteuils, et, de tous les côtés, des glaces, De dos, de trois-quarts, et de face ; Et ces peintures, lascives plutôt, Où se joua le pinceau (je présume) de M. Bouguereau !.. Très douce et très mélancolique, la négresse, Fredonnant quelque lascive bamboula, déroule ses tresses. Certes, ce sont des raffinements, des luxes, Que ne soupçonnèrent jamais les peuples Etrusques, Et pourtant, quand on réfléchit bien, On trouve que les Etrusques n'y perdaient rien. Ces populations primitives Avaient le coeur naif, avaient l'âme naïve : Dans les maisons de prostitution, C'est l'AMOUR que nous prostituons ! Très douce et mélancolique, la négresse, Fredonnant quelque lascive bamboula, déroule ses tresses. Franc-Nohain." - Photographies et détails sur www.Edition-Originale.com -‎

‎Cours de psychologie expérimentale - Sensations et perceptions. Traduit de l'anglais par Albert SCHILNZ, revu par M. BOURDON -- PREMIERE EDITION FRANCAISE -- BEL EXEMPLAIRE‎

‎P., Reinwald, 1900, un volume in 8 relié en cartonnage éditeur, 6pp., 477pp., 1 planche hors texte, 140 figures dans le texte‎

‎---- PREMIERE EDITION FRANCAISE ---- BEL EXEMPLAIRE ---- Les sens cutanés - Les sens cinesthétiques et statiques - Sensations du gout et de l'odorat - Sensations de l'ouie - Le mécanisme de l'oeil et la vision en général - Sensations de lumière et de couleur - La perception visuelle de l'espace et du mouvement - La loi de WEBER et les méthodes psychophysiques - Indications pour les appareils - La loi de LISTING dans le champ hémisphérique et dans le champ plan de fixation - Quelques cas simples de l'horoptère mathématique**8800/G4‎

‎Traité des Sensations, a Madame la Comtesse de Vassé. 2 vols.‎

‎London, Chez de Bure l'aîne, 1754. Small 8vo. 2 cont. full mottled calf, richly gilt backs, tome-and titlelabels in leather, gilt. Very slightly rubbed. Fine. 2 halftitles. (2),VI,345"(4),335,(1) pp. Old owners name on titles, 1 leaf with a tear, repaired without loss. A few minor brownspots, fine and clean.‎

‎Rare first edition of Condillac's main work. Condillac's philosophy of science was considered the most authoritative reading of Newtonian methodology. Among many others Lavoicier and other protagonists of the chemical revolution were influenced by his reform of nomenclature, as were and are botanists, zoologists and geometrics by his scientific explanations. His psychological empiricism is now considered the first positivist account of science.Condillac was one of the greatest French philosophers of the Enlightenment. He was friends with Rousseau and Diderot and was a forerunner in the junction between epistemology and philosophy, which was inspired by Locke and Newton, as the two sciences almost merged into one in this period. ""Condillac contibuted to the synthesis more decisively than did any other writer."" (D.S.B. III:380).In this his main and most important work Condillac shows how more complicated functions of the soul arise from the combination and counter-effects of the sensations. According to his highly influential theory, all thought is derived from sense-perception, by placing sensations in a certain order with the help of language and mathematical signs.His ""philosophy of science as language occupies a midpoint in the evolution of scientific epistemology between the empiricism of Locke and the positivism of Comte."" (D.S.B. III:380).Condillac viewed language as the analyst of experience and in this work puts forth his idea that effective knowledge is derived from the mind's ability to invent and manipulate symbols of uniform and determinate significance. He approached all problems genetically and adduced the acquisition of language by regarding a baby. ""(I)n the most comprehensive of his works, the ""Traité des sensations"", he sets out, faithful to his genetic approach, to trace in principle the process by which a being organized with the capacity of becoming human learns to avail itself of the several senses with which it is provided."" (D.S.B. III:381). ‎

‎Myatlev I. Sensations and remarks by Mrs. Kurdyukova abroad, given by LEtrange ‎

‎Myatlev I. Sensations and remarks by Mrs. Kurdyukova abroad, given by LEtrange C, figure V.F. Timma. In 2 Vol. 2./Myatlev I. Sensatsii i zamechaniya gospozhi Kurdyukovoy za granitsey, dan letranzhe S ris. V.F. Timma. V 2 t. T. 2. Myatlev I. Sensations and remarks by Mrs. Kurdyukova abroad, given in LEtrange C, figure V.F. Timma. In 2 Vol. 2. St. Petersburg: 1904. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUbd-c28c01956a804aff.‎

‎Sensations and remarks by Mrs. Kurdyukova abroad, given by l'Etrange In Russian/‎

‎Short description: Sensations and remarks by Mrs. Kurdyukova abroad, given by l'Etrange In Russian/Sensatsii i zamechaniya gospozhi Kurdyukovoy za granitsey, dan l'Etranzhe. In Russian. Myatlev, Ivan Petrovich. Sensations and remarks by Mrs. Kurdyukova abroad, given by l'Etrange. St. Petersburg: 1844, type. Journal de Saint-Petersburg The image is provided for reference only. It may reflect condition of one of the available copies or only help in identifying the edition. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKU4478937‎