Serpent à plumes / Motifs 2004 309 pages poche. 2004. Poche. 309 pages. Une femme dans une maison isolée à la sortie d'un village au bord de la mer en Irlande.Il y a comme une magie du roman irlandais qui place les êtres au c?ur de tensions extrêmes. Dans ce pays chaque élément réclame sa part aux vivants : les exigences de la politique du paysage de l'amour de tout ce qui au terme du récit prendra le nom de destin. Chacun des personnages de ce livre paraît précieux fragile. Son héroïne Helen femme mélancolique son fils Jack proche des milieux politiques extrémistes ce jeune Damian faune étrange qui ne semble que passer. L'Anglais enfin original défiguré par la vie et qui retape les gares désaffectées. Avec Un homme sur la plage Jennifer Johnston nous offre une violente romance. Collection motifs N°101
Etat de Neuf
Turnhout, Brepols, 2009 Hardback, VIII+344 p., 156 x 234 mm. ISBN 9782503527550.
Performing the Middle Ages from 'Beowulf' to 'Othello' traces the dialogic nature of the relationship between the Middle Ages and modernity. Arguing that modern beliefs in the alterity of the Middle Ages stem from the Middle Ages- own processes of self-representation, Johnston explores varieties of nostalgia through a wide selection of texts. This volume spans an extensive chronological period with a view to demonstrating how our notions of the medieval have been crucially informed by the past itself. The study is focused on works which stage that popular literary archetype ' the nostalgic figure of the aristocratic warrior ' and argues that it is this image that provides a structural model for so many modern perspectives on the Middle Ages. And yet, in the Middle Ages this model was being deconstructed as it was also being generated. By moving from the self-consciously archaic heroism of Beowulf to the scathing comment on chivalric narrative presented in Chaucer's 'Knight's Tale', Johnston's analysis offers an intriguing insight into the way medieval texts engage in a continual aesthetic and ideological critique of their own cultural moment. Using Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and the Alliterative Morte Arthure as examples of an incisive critique of the cult of subjectivity and of a highly self-conscious desire for tradition, Johnston extends his analysis to the early seventeenth century, and explores the ways in which Shakespeare's Othello brilliantly deconstructs the very concept of 'Renaissance Man'. With its interest in issues of subjectivity, textual performance, and the ideological self-awareness of medieval culture, Performing the Middle Ages provides a scholarly and compelling investigation into the Middle Ages' ability both to understand itself and to shape (post)modern notions of the medieval. Languages : English.
Cambridge university press 1913 505 pages in-8. 1913. Relié. 505 pages.
Couverture usagée intérieur très bon
The American Numismatic Society New York 1990 102 pages in4. 1990. relié. 102 pages.
Bon état quelques tâches de la couverture et du dos dûes a des anciennes etiquettes intérieur très bon
Clarendon press 1987 352 pages 13 8x2 6x21 6cm. 1987. Cartonné jaquette. 352 pages.
Très bon état proche du neuf ex-libris sur la page titre intérieur propre
Macmillan and co 1904 in8. 1904. Relié. 2 volume(s).
rousseurs bords un peu fottés sous rhodoïd
Londreys 1984 in8. 1984. Broché. 3 volume(s).
Bon état de conservation anciens exemplaires de bibliothèque (présence éventuelle de tampons étiquette sur le dos pochette fiche...) accroc sur le premier plat du volume 1
Tóibín Colm Johnston Jennifer Bolger Dermot O'Connor Joseph Enright Anne
Reference : 100114035
(1999)
ISBN : 2844120229
Joëlle Losfeld 1999 264 pages 15 2x21 9x2 4cm. 1999. Broché. 264 pages.
très bon état de conservation couverture un peu défraîchie
Arthaud 1995 156 pages 16x24x1cm. 1995. Broché. 156 pages.
Bon état (BE) bonne tenue intérieur propre
Du Masque 1982 186 pages poche. 1982. broché. 186 pages. Traduit de l'anglais par Navarro Marie Louise
Bon Etat
Bouchard Huzard 1847 122 pages in16. 1847. Relié. 122 pages. qq illustrations en noir et blanc
Bon Etat de conservation couverture frottées ancien livre de bibliothèque mouillure sur la tranche sur tout le livre texte net bonne tenue par ailleurs
Arthaud 1995 156 pages 2x2x0cm. 1995. Broché. 156 pages.
Bon Etat de conservation intérieur jauni
MILANO SOCIETA EDITRICE LIBRARIA
In 4. Dim. 29,5x21 cm. Pp. VIII+598, X+578. Edizione senza data ma dei primi del '900 di questa opera sulle meraviglie del mondo scritta dai viaggiatori Harry Johnston, Alan Burgoyne, Perceval Landon, J. Thomson. L'opera è composta da due volumi ed è completa sebbene risultino mancanti le planches a pag. 97, 61 e 429 del primo tomo Il volume primo è dedicato all'Asia, Oceania e Pacifico e Africa. Il secondo volume America del Nord, America centrale e Meridionale, Europa. All'interno moltissime foto nel testo e a piena pagina in bianco e nero e 25 planches con illustrazione colorata coperte da velina (es. Amida, Moschea della Perla a Delhi, Sarnath Tope, Casimir rovine di Martand, grotta di Lucas a Jenolan, Cascata di Sutherland, Isola di File, Tombe dei califfi al Cairo, Lago Bujuku e Ruwenzori, Gran Canon del Colorado nell'Arizona, Parco di Yellowstone, Cascata del Niagara, Alhambra, Venezia, Pompei, Cervino, Jungfrau, Chiesa della Resurrezione di Cristo ecc... In buone condizioni. Copertina in tela ediotriale in buone condizioni generali con lievi usure ai margini e dorso. Legatura in buone condizioni con lievi rotture. Pagine in buone condizioni con fioriture. Not dated edition but of the first years of 900 of thsi work about wonderful things of the world written by the voyagers Harry Johnston, Alan Burgoyne, Perceval Landon, J. Thomson. the work is amde up fo two volumes and it is complete even if planches in pag. 97, 61 and 429 of the first tome are missing. The first volume is dedicated to Asia, Oceania and Pacific and Africa. The second volume to North South and central America Europe. Inside many black and white photoes and 25 planches coloured illustration applied covered by tissue paper (es. Amida, Moschea della Perla a Delhi, Sarnath Tope, Casimir rovine di Martand, grotta di Lucas a Jenolan, Cascata di Sutherland, Isola di File, Tombe dei califfi al Cairo, Lago Bujuku e Ruwenzori, Gran Canon del Colorado nell'Arizona, Parco di Yellowstone, Cascata del Niagara, Alhambra, Venezia, Pompei, Cervino, Jungfrau, Chiesa della Resurrezione di Cristo ecc... In good conditions. Cloth editorial cover in good general conditions with wearings in the edges and spine. Binding in good conditions with slight cracks. Inside pages are in good conditions with foxings.
HEILBRONNAE APUD FRANCISCUM IOSEPHUM ECKEBRECHT 1767
Edizione del 1767 di questa rara raccolta di due opere del medico polimata Jan Johnston (1603-1675) autore di molti libri. La prima è un volume sulla storia naturale dei pesci e cetacei. L'opera è illustrata da 47 tavole fuori testo di Caspar e Matthaus Merian (1621-1687) che mostrano numerose specie di pesci tra cui una sirena. La seconda opera del 1757 è la storia naturale dei serpenti. Il testo è impreziosito da dodici tavole che mostrano varie specie di serpenti, draghi, due specie di Idra e il basilisco. "I libri di storia naturale di John Jonston (1603-75) medico e naturalista di origine scozzese, costituiscono un importante documento sulle cognizioni zologiche del sec. XVII e hanno all'incirca lo stesso carattere delle opere di Gesner" Cfr. Diz. Treccani, VI p. 311. Ex libris al contropiatto anteriore. In buone condizioni e completo. Copertina in cartonato coevo con titolo manoscritto al dorso in buone condizioni generali con lievi usure ai margini e dorso. Parti mancanti. Legatura in discrete condizioni con lievi rotture. All'interno le pagine si presentano in buone condizioni con rare fioriture. In folio. Dim. 35x22 cm. Pp. 228+XLVII.+55+(3)+XII. Peso Kg. 0,985.Edition of 1767 of this scarce collection of two works by the polymath physician Jan Johnston (1603-1675) author of different books. The first one is a volume about the natural history of fishes and cetaceans. The work is illustrated by out of text 47 plates by Caspar and Matthaus Merian (1621-1687) showing different species of fishes between them a mermaid. The second work of 1757 is the natural history of snakes. The text is enriched by twelve plates showing different different speices of snakes, dragons, two species of hydra and a basilisk. Ex libris in the front counterplate. In good conditions and complete Carton coeval cover with handwritten title in the spine in good general conditions lightly worn in the extremities. Missing parts. Binding in fair conditions with light cracks. Inside pages are in good conditions with occasional foxing. In folio. Dim. 35x22 cm. Pp. 228+XLVII.+55+(3)+XII. Weight Kg. 0,985.<BR><BR>
Ellington Duke,Brisson Carl - Coslow Sam,Johnston Arthur - Johnston Arthur
Reference : 26118
(1934)
Famous Music Corporation 1934
Bon état Format Américain Piano
Southampton Privately printed 1990 Première édition en fac-similé, signée par l'éditeur au bas de son introduction à Flecker. La préface indique que 52 exemplaires d'un tirage total de 500 ont été numérotés et signés. Cet exemplaire n'est pas numéroté, mais porte la signature de Johnston. Il s'agit de reproductions des éditions limitées du journal de Lawrence et de son essai critique sur Flecker publiées par Corvinus Press. En 1911, Lawrence a participé à des fouilles archéologiques dans le nord de la Syrie, et il s'agit d'un fac-similé du récit qu'il a fait de cette période. Le journal a été publié par la Corvinus Press en 1937. Son essai sur Flecker a été publié à seulement 30 exemplaires en 1937. "Le poète James Elroy Flecker [1884-1915] était un ami de Lawrence à Beyrouth avant la guerre. Aucune des parutions de cet essai n'a eu lieu dans des éditions commerciales" (O'Brien : A194a, A198b). Treize planches, illustrations dans le texte dans Diary, limitation en rouge dans Flecker. Très bel exemplaire, propre. Quelques légères marques sur l'étui. 30cm x 20.5cm.
First facsimile edition, signed by the editor at the foot of his introduction to Flecker. The preface stated that 52 copies from a total edition of 500 were numbered and signed. This copy is not numbered, but does bear Johnston's signature. These are reproductions of the Corvinus Press's limited issues of Lawrence's diary and of his critical essay about Flecker. During 1911, Lawrence was employed on an Archaeological dig in Northern Syria, and this is a facsimile of his account of this period. The diary was published by the Corvinus Press in 1937. His essay on Flecker was published in an edition of only 30 copies in 1937. "The poet James Elroy Flecker [1884-1915] had been a friend of Lawrence's in Beirut before the war. None of the appearances of this essay have been in trade editions" (O'Brien: A194a, A198b.) Housed in original cream card slipcase. Thirteen plates, illustrations in text in Diary, limitation in red in Flecker. A very nice, clean copy. A couple of light marks to the slipcase. 30cm x 20.5cm. .
Mercure de France, 1995, in-8°, 362 pp, traduit de l'anglais, notes, glossaire, plans (Pékin, la Cité interdite), index, broché, couv. illustrée, bon état (Coll. Le Temps retrouvé)
R. F. Johnston (1874-1938), fut précepteur, de 1919 à 1924, du dernier empereur de la dynastie Ch'ing, Pu-Yi (1906-1967), qui sans tenir de rôle politique, a vécu avec sa cour dans la Cité interdite jusqu'à son expulsion en novembre 1924. Johnston retrace l'histoire de la Chine depuis son arrivée en 1898 et décrit ses rapports avec son élève, la vie de la cour mandchoue, les événements, etc.