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Les Lauriers sont coupés. Journal d'une Volontaire américaine en France (avril-septembre 1940).
New York, Brentano's, 1941, in-12, 251 pp, broché, couv. très lég. salie, bon état
"Dans un livre très bien écrit et plein de notations personnelles, Madame Hughes nous livre un récit vivant des jours tragiques de la guerre de France. La partie la plus intéressante du livre est certes le retour de l'auteur dans Paris occupé par les troupes allemandes. On revoit les Champs-Elysées vides, les magasins fermés et le Fouquet's déjà occupé par les Nazis. (...) Observatrice intelligente, Madame Hughes a fait une provision de constatations qu'elle nous livre aujourd'hui dans un style excellent." (Montréal, L'Ami du Peuple, 11 juin 1942) — "Récit impartial, intéressant par la peinture des réactions diverses des Français et des Allemands pendant les premiers mois de l'occupation." (Albert Gaudin, The French Review, 1943)
Wolstenholme (G.E.W.) and O'Connor (Cecilia Maeve), eds. - Sir John Eccles - J. Szentagothai - S.M. Crain, E.R. Peterson, and M.B. Bornstein - P.W. Sperry and E. Hibbard - R.M. Gaze and W.E. Watson - G. Székely - V. Hamburger - A. Hughes - Rita Levi-Montalcini and P.U. Angeletti - Margaret R. Murray and Helena H. Benitez - J.J. Kollros - M. Singer - G.A. Kerkut - E. Gutmann - D.B. Brachman
Reference : Cyb-3091
(1968)
Growth of the Nervous System - A CIBA Foundation Symposium
J.A. Churchill Ltd. London Malicorne sur Sarthe, 72, Pays de la Loire, France 1968 Book condition, Etat : Bon hardcover, editor's binding, no dust-jacket In-8 1 vol. - 306 pages
101 illustrations 1st edition Contents, Chapitres : Contents, Membership, The Ciba Foundation, Preface, xi, Text, 295 pages - Sir John Eccles : Chairman's opening remarks - 1. Development of specific neuronal connexions : J. Szentagothai : Growth of the nervous system, an introductory survey - S.M. Crain, E.R. Peterson, and M.B. Bornstein : Formation of functional interneuronal connexions between explants of various mammalian central nervous tissues during development in vitro - P.W. Sperry and E. Hibbard : Regulative factors in the orderly growth of retinorectal connexions - R.M. Gaze and W.E. Watson : Cell division and migration in the brain after optic nerve lesions - G. Székely : Development of limb movements : Embryological, physiological and model studies - 2. Development of movement : V. Hamburger : The beginnings of coordinated movements in the chick embryo - A. Hughes : Development of limb innervation - 3. Role of chemically specific signals in the development of the nervous system : Rita Levi-Montalcini and P.U. Angeletti : Biological aspects of the nerve growth factor - Margaret R. Murray and Helena H. Benitez : Action of heavy water (D2O) on growth and development of isolated nervous tissues - J.J. Kollros : Endocrine influences in neural development - 4. Trophic interaction, peripheral and central : M. Singer : Penetration of labelled amino acids into the peripheral nerve fibre from surrounding body fluids - G.A. Kerkut : Transport of material along nerves - E. Gutmann : Development and maintenance of neurotrophic relations between nerve and muscle - D.B. Brachman : The role of acetylcholine as a trophic neuromuscular transmitter - Index near fine copy, no markings
French and English in the economic structure of Montreal.
Reprinted from the Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, Vol. 7, No 4, November, 1941. (Toronto, Univ. of Toronto Press, sans date ) 25.5 cm p. 493-505. Broché. Petite mouillure marginale à la couverture.
