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Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. s1 6"x9"; 280 pages; Volume 3 in the series, Popular Culture and Philosophy; The binding and pages are clean, tight and square. There is no underlining, highlighting or margin notes. A used copy with normal reading wear. If you order multiple titles, I will combine them in order to reduce postage costs. If you have any questions, contact me before ordering for details. Contains the following: Introduction: Meditations on The Matrix; Computers, Caves, and Oracles: Neo and Socrates by William Irvin; Skepticism, Morality, and The Matrix by Gerald J. Erion and Barry Smith; The Matrix Possibility by David Mitsuo Nixon; Seeing, Believing, Touching, Truth by Carolyn Korsmeyer; The Metaphysics of The Matrix by Jorge J. E. Gracia and Jonathan J. Sanford; The Machine Made Ghost: Or, The Philosophy of Mind, Matrix Style by Jason Holt; Neo Materialism and the Death of the Subject by Daniel Barwick; Fate, Freedom, and Foreknowledge by Theodore Schick, Jr.; There is No Spoon: A Buddhist Mirror by Michael Brannigan; The Religion of The Matrix and the Problems of Pluralism by Gregory Bassham; Happiness and Cyphers Choice: Is Ignorance Bliss? by Charles L. Griswold, Jr.; We Are (the) One! Kant Explains How to Manipulate the Matrix by James Lawler; Notes from Underground Nihilism and The Matrix by Thomas S. Hibbs; Popping a Bitter Pill: Existential Authenticity in The Matrix and Nausea by Jennifer L. McMahon; The Paradox of Real Response to Neo Fiction by Sarah E. Worth; Real Genre and Virtual Philosophy by Deborah Knight and George McKnight; Penetrating Keanu: New Holes, but the Same Old Shit by Cynthia Freeland; The Matrix, Marx, and the Coppertops Life by Martin A. Danahay and David Rieder; The Matrix Simulation and the Postmodern Age by David Weberman; The Matrix: Or, The Two Sides of Perversion by Slavoj Zizek; The Potentials; The Oracles Index.

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PARIS, L'Unité [2, rue Valois /// Impr. de Paul Dupont] - 1843 - R.30x22,5x2,1 cm - ENSEMBLE DE 10 LIVRAISONS DE LA REVUE sous reliure; demi-basane marron, dos lisse titré or; (4) et 236 pages; 4 planches de musique gravées à double page hors pagination et 5 vignettes in-texte en noir; texte sur 2 colonnes. (Collection L'Unité - Revue contemporaine - Politique, Sciences, Littérature, Beaux-Arts - 2e volume - N° 1 à 10 - du 26 Mars au 27 Mai 1843 - Rédacteur en chef: Félix Colson). Reliure défraîchie, coins émoussés. Rousseurs. "Timbre RoYal Seine - 6 c." à chaque numéro. Ensemble solide et très correct. Revue éphémère qui sera publiée du 5 Février au 11 Juin 1843. N° 1 & 2 - 26 mars-1er avril 1843 - A nos abonnés. Nécessité d'un organe sérieux de l'opinion publique (J.M.). La vertu impossible (Comédie). Charles VI (B. Jouvin). Portrait et discours de M. de Lamartine. Madrid (à suivre - Taylor). Salon de 1845 (2e article). Situation parlementaire - Polémique des journaux quotidiens (J. Mauviel). De la patente des médecins (V. Versigny). Causeries (A.M.T.). *****___***** N° 3 - 9 avril 1843 - La presse et la tribune en regard du pays. (J. Mauviel). Une femme incomplète (J. Colson). Éventualité d'une invasion russe dans l'Inde (H. Husson). Que ne suis-je petit oiseau! (Romance, V. Doinet, musique de A.C. Wigan). Le magnétisme appliqué au mariage (Nouvelle, S. Cambray). Les Aïçaoua - Scènes de moeurs algériennes (Berbrugger). Chronique théâtrale. Chronique musicale. *****___***** N° 4 - 16 avril 1843 - De la Serbie dans la question de la Turquie d'Europe (F. Colson). L'anneau d'or (à suivre - M. Ducamp). Question coloniale (V. Doinet). Salon de 1843. Bulletin bibliographique. Causeries. *****___***** N° 5 - 22 avril 1843 - Théorie de la souveraineté nationale et du progrès social (3e article) (J. Mauviel). L'anneau d'or (suite et fin - M. Ducamp). La Campana (Musique de B. Azioli). Fragment sur Genève (F. Colson). Le livre du Prince Dolgorouki et l'aristocratie russe (W. Jablonowski). École flamande, N° III: Paul Potter. Chronique théâtrale. *****___***** N° 6 - 29 avril 1843 - Du suffrage universel et de ses proneurs actuels - National, Revue indépendante, Gazette de France-Nation (J. Mauviel). Études sur l'Allemagne (A. de Gobineau). L'orvet (à suivre) (D.M.). Un mot au journal Le Siècle (V. Doinet). Correspondance d'Orient. Chronique théâtrale. Mode. *****___***** N° 7 - 6 mai 1843 - Revue sommaire du mois d'avril - Politique intérieure et extérieure. Portraits littéraires - M. de Balzac (L. de C.). L'orvet (suite et fin) (D.M.). Esquisse historique: Gustave-Adolphe et Wallenstein (P. Himly). La ruine (H. Husson). Chronique musicale. Chronique théâtrale. *****___***** N° 8 - 13 mai 1843 - L'opposition constitutionnelle depuis 1830 - Causes de son impuissance actuelle, à la tribune et dans la, presse (J. Mauviel). L'Alviane (A. de Gobineau). L'orpheline (Romance - V. Durand, musique de K. Rieder). Un partisan de Charles-Édouard (à suivre) (V. Doinet). Économie politique: Chemins de fer, Vins, Sucres (J. Garnier). Chronique théâtrale. Bulletin de la littérature anglaise. Athénée royal. *****___***** N° 9 - 20 mai 1843 - Historique de la question des sucres; état actuel de la discussion à la Chambre des Députés (J. Garnier). Réponse à la Gazette de France. De la comédie italienne jusqu'à sa suppression en 1637 (H. Rolland de Villarceaux). Un partisan de Charles-Édouard (suite et fin) (V. Doinet). Chronique théâtrale. *****___***** N° 10 - 27 mai 1843 - Mouvement de la semaine - M. Thiers a parlé!!! Le parti conservateur en face de l'opposition constitutionnelle (J. Mauviel). La sortie de collège (A. Decourcelle). Angiolina (Romance - ***, musique de C. Pugni). Exposition de 1843 (dernier article). Étude sur les animaux, le chien pris pour type, par M. Léonard (C. Duteil). L'Amiral J. Lalande. Chronique théâtrale. Athénée royal. Français Revues.

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Vienna: Gedruckt und in Commission der Mechitaristen-Congregations-Buchhandlung, 1836. Quarto (25.8 × 19.7 cm). Contemporary half-calf over marbled boards; spine gilt-tooled, with black spine label; engraved frontis portrait, xxi, [1], 441, [3] pp. abd 72 [i.e. 71] leaves of plates (two double-folded and double-numbered). Boards and spine rubbed; corners somewhat scuffed; contemporary stamps of a "Taubstummeninstitut" (institution for the deaf) in Graz; else internally very good. First edition of the first major work on the education of deaf children to reach an enthuasiastic international audience, including in North America. Franz Herrmann Czech (1788-1847) was a priest of the Piarist Order who was first active in Nikolsburg and later an instructor in philosophy at the Theresianum in Vienna, before becoming instructor in religion at the Vienna Deaf Mute Institute (Taubstummeninstitut) in 1818. Together with the director of the Institute, Michael Venus, he set about improving existing systems of instructing deaf children. In 1845 he founded his own education institution for the deaf in Nikolsburg. Czech's achievement lay in fusing the pure articulation method developed by Samuel Heinicke (Germany, 18th century) with the sign language customary in French deaf education, which had been pioneered by Charles-Michel de l'Épée. This modified, bilingual combination of visual sign language and orality became known as the Austrian method and was the basis for a wide network of schools supported by charitable organizations in the nineteenth century. The preface makes a case for the state's responsibility to care for and educate the deaf, giving them equal rights as citizens, and clears up misconceptions about supposed physical and mental "defects" of the deaf. With a striking engraved frontispiece depicting the author gesturing toward the heavens, surrounded by six deaf boys using sign language. The finely executed plates constitute a kind of "Orbis pictus" for the deaf and show various organs of speech, children signing, arts and trades, natural history, plants and animals, geography, instruments, and religious rituals. Strikingly, they also use pictograms to illustrate linguistic concepts such as numbers, verbs, and possessive pronouns. The plates are variously signed "A. Hofbauer," "Joh. Boehm," "Lor. Rieder," "C. Seipp" or "A. Seipp," "F. Dirnbacher," "Weinrauch," "F. Zastera," "Friedrich Treu," and "E.W. Piskacz." Originally issued in two volumes, with the fine engraved plates printed on laid paper and of somewhat larger format; here bound as one, as is often the case. As of August 2019, we can only trace one copy of the first edition (1836) in North America, at Princeton.