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JOHNSON, PAUL. A History Of The Jews.
Harper & Row, New York: 1988. 0060915331 / 9780060915339 First Perennial Library edition. s Softcover. Very good reading copy. Page discoloration.
A national best seller, this brilliant 4,000 year survey covers not only Jewish history but the impact of Jewish genius and imagination on the world. "A tour de force...A remarkable achievement."-Arthur Hertzberg, The New York Times Book Review. Includes an Index.
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9.75 USD
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JOHNSON, PAUL. Enemies Of Society.
Atheneum, New York: 1977. 0689107986 / 9780689107986 First American Edition. h Hardcover, no dustjacket. Good condition.
Presents the reasons for the decline of the social structure of the west. Includes an Index.
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100.00 USD
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JOHNSON, PAUL. Intellectuals.
HarperPerennial, New York: 2003. 0060916575 / 9780060916572 Twenty-fifth Printing. s Softcover. Very good condition.
A fascinating portrait of the minds that have shaped the modern world. In an intriguing series of case studies, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Karl Marx, Henrik Ibsen, Leo Tolstoy, Ernest Hemingway, Bertrand Russell, Bertolt Brecht, Jean-Paul Sartre, Edmund Wilson, Victor Gollancz, Lillian Hellman, Cyril Connolly, Norman Mailer, James Baldwin, Kenneth Tynan, Noam Chomsky, and others are revealed as intellectuals both brilliant and contradictory, magnetic and dangerous. Includes an Index. "Mr. Johnson revels in all the wicked things these great thinkers have done, and the reveling parts of the book are great fun to read." - Wendy Doniger O'Flaherty, New York Times Book Review
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7.99 USD
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JOHNSON, JOAN D.; XANTHOS, PAUL. Tennis.
Wm. C. Brown Publishers, Dubuque: 1992. 0697099628 / 9780697099624 Exploring Sports Series. s Softcover. Reading copy.
Step-by-step photographs emphasize key skills. Covers equipment, techniques, and rules of the game. Practice drills help you learn quickly. New section on the two-handed backhand. Includes an Index and photographs.
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4.55 USD
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JOHNSON, JOAN D.; XANTHOS, PAUL. Tennis.
Wm. C. Brown Publishers, Dubuque: 1992. 0697099628 / 9780697099624 Exploring Sports Series. s Softcover. Reading copy.
Step-by-step photographs emphasize key skills. Covers equipment, techniques, and rules of the game. Practice drills help you learn quickly. New section on the two-handed backhand. Includes an Index and photographs.
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4.80 USD
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JOHNSON, KEVIN; SCHRADER, PAUL (FOREWORD). The Dark Page: Books That Inspired American Film Noir, 1940-1949.
Oak Knoll Press, New Castle: 2007 First Edition. h Hardcover with dustjacket. Brand new book.
The literary origins of the American film noir cycle are more convoluted than a plot contrived by Raymond Chandler after a too-long night at Musso and Frank. Kevin Johnson has paired his obsessions with film and literature to illuminate even the murkiest connections. Identifying every 1940s American film noir with a published literary source, The Dark Page provides concise but fact-filled accounts of the authors, books and filmmakers that came together - often in unlikely combinations - to create a unique and cherished period in film history. Tapping the wells of film historians, cinemanistas, rare booksellers, collectors and librarians around the world, Johnson has compiled an unprecedented dossier of rare first edition book images. Bibliophiles and film fans alike will delight in the voyeuristic pleasure of seeing the colorful images of these editions, often with lurid or surreal jacket art, many of which they are unlikely to ever see elsewhere. Complete with carefully researched and detailed bibliographical points for the first editions, The Dark Page is a highly entertaining resource that cuts across several disciplines, bringing the films and their literary sources into sharper focus for both the specialist and the casual reader. This is the first volume in a projected series that will cover the entire film noir cycle. Assuming the author escapes the gunplay that is almost sure to result from his revealing these long-held secrets of the rare book trade, the second volume will encompass American films noir between 1950-1965, and the third will explore the even more obscure world of British and European films noir. The foreword to the book was written by the well-known film noir director, screenwriter and critic Paul Schrader. Another film critic, Kenneth Turan of The Los Angeles Times and National Public Radio, writes about The Dark Page: "If you love hard-boiled novels and the noir films they inspired--and how could you not--your hands are shaking right about now. With compelling reproductions of first edition jackets alternating with pithy, knowledgeable text about both the books and the films, this stunning volume is a dark dream come true."
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JOHNSON, KEVIN; SCHRADER, PAUL (FOREWORD). The Dark Page: Books That Inspired American Film Noir, 1940-1949.
Oak Knoll Press, New Castle: 2007 First Edition. h Hardcover with dustjacket. Brand new book. This is the deluxe version, limited to 110 copies, with a slipcase and a colophon page signed by Paul Schrader and Kevin Johnson.
The literary origins of the American film noir cycle are more convoluted than a plot contrived by Raymond Chandler after a too-long night at Musso and Frank. Kevin Johnson has paired his obsessions with film and literature to illuminate even the murkiest connections. Identifying every 1940s American film noir with a published literary source, The Dark Page provides concise but fact-filled accounts of the authors, books and filmmakers that came together - often in unlikely combinations - to create a unique and cherished period in film history. Tapping the wells of film historians, cinemanistas, rare booksellers, collectors and librarians around the world, Johnson has compiled an unprecedented dossier of rare first edition book images. Bibliophiles and film fans alike will delight in the voyeuristic pleasure of seeing the colorful images of these editions, often with lurid or surreal jacket art, many of which they are unlikely to ever see elsewhere. Complete with carefully researched and detailed bibliographical points for the first editions, The Dark Page is a highly entertaining resource that cuts across several disciplines, bringing the films and their literary sources into sharper focus for both the specialist and the casual reader. This is the first volume in a projected series that will cover the entire film noir cycle. Assuming the author escapes the gunplay that is almost sure to result from his revealing these long-held secrets of the rare book trade, the second volume will encompass American films noir between 1950-1965, and the third will explore the even more obscure world of British and European films noir. The foreword to the book was written by the well-known film noir director, screenwriter and critic Paul Schrader. Another film critic, Kenneth Turan of The Los Angeles Times and National Public Radio, writes about The Dark Page: "If you love hard-boiled novels and the noir films they inspired--and how could you not--your hands are shaking right about now. With compelling reproductions of first edition jackets alternating with pithy, knowledgeable text about both the books and the films, this stunning volume is a dark dream come true."
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450.00 USD
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