Jaap harskamp (11 resultados)

Condición: Good. First Edition. De prostitutie was h?t dilemma van de 19de eeuw. De weerslag daarvan is in de literatuur te vinden. De prostitu?e figureerde herhaaldelijk in de romans van deze tijd. tot nu toe was echter nog geen vergelijkende studie van Engelse, Franse, Russische en Nederlandse literatuur voorhanden.; goed / zeer goed ex met schoon en fris binnenwerk.…

Paperback, Zeer goede staat ( enkele potloodstrepen) 1e druk 1988 , reg. 195pagina's.

Utrecht, HES, 1988. 1e druk 195 pp. Pb . Vergelijkende studie met speciale aandacht voor Bordewijk. in goede staat. sneden lichte vlekjes. lichte drukinktvlekken laatste blanco pag.

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. Dutch Cultuurgeschiedenis van koffie en tabak.

270 p. Paperback. A very good copy. Presentation copy with a letter to to Anna Simoni loosely inserted and with a few marginal corrections in her hand.

Amsterdam, Armorica Edities, 2020, 201 pag., illustraties, paperback (als nieuw).

Hardcover. Condición: New. &Uumlber den AutorJaap Harskamp, Ph.D. (1976) in Comparative Literature, University of Amsterdam, is Curator of the Dutch/Flemish Collections in the British Library and Honorary Research Fellow at University College London. His work has.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Socio-cultural criticism is the continuous assessment and evaluation of developments within democratic society and hence a vital ingredient of democracy itself. Departing from the French Revolution, this study focuses upon a tradition of European criticism. On the whole, critics accepted that technological advance was irreversible but they opposed the assumption that this implied general progress. Instead, they stressed the negatives: class conflict, erosion of tradition, mechanization of life, fragmentation of society, loss of cultural differentiation. The approach is exclusively text-orientated. The result is a multi-coloured mosaic depicting an image of what has moved, confused or dismayed the European mind over a period of a century and a half. The intensity of concern has shaped our contemporary thought, awareness and outlook.…

Amsterdam, Amorica, 2022. 398 pp. Softcover.The world, Bertrand Russell wrote in 1935, has changed more 'in the last one hundred and fifty years than in the previous four thousand'. The nineteenth and early twentieth centuries brought an array of inventions that boosted the speed of transport and communication. Fast expanding technologies accelerated the pulse of artistic modification. Art moved in frantic tempo. Critics feared that the velocity of happenings was detrimental to the stability of civilization, but young and emerging artists grasped the new opportunities that motion opened up to them in the field of aesthetics.The term modernism refers to a succession of artistic movements that co-existed simultaneously, sometimes complementing but more frequently opposing one another, but they shared principles such as the dismissal of historicism; the rejection of Academic rules; a preference for experimentation; and an emphasis on technique and process. The modernist idea was announced in numerous manifestos that were diffused in a flow of 'little magazines'. Modernist art was spontaneous rather than 'programmed'.In a series of blog-like chapters the reader is invited to enter the cafe s, restaurants, jazz clubs, cellars, bookshops, galleries, concert halls, ballet classes, publishing houses, sanatoria, boxing rings, brothels, and cinemas that inspired modernist thinking and revolutionized art. The main aim of the undertaking is to lay out a topography of modernism and pinpoint its psychological and physical infrastructure. [Publisher].…

Condición: new. Questo è un articolo print on demand.

Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. 887 pages. 9.50x6.50x2.00 inches. In Stock. This item is printed on demand.