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ia/professingsociol0000horo.pdf

Professing Sociology, Abridged Edition: Studies In The Life Cycle Of Social Science (arcturus Paperbacks ; Ab 132) Irving Louis Horowitz; Southern Illinois University Press.; Feffer & Simons (Nowy Jork) Southern Illinois University Press : Feffer & Simons, Inc, Arcturus Books, AB 132, Abridged edition. Reprint of pts. 1 and 2 of the ed. published by Aldine Pub. Co, Carbondale ; Edvardsville London ; Amsterdam, 1976

232 p. ; 23 cm Reprint of pts. 1 and 2 of the ed. published by Aldine Pub. Co., Chicago Includes bibliographical references

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ia/futureasnightmar0000hill.pdf

The Future as Nightmare: H. G. Wells and the Anti-Utopians (Lost American Fiction) Hillegas, Professor Mark R. Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, Arcturus books, 123, Carbondale, Illinois, 1974

xi, 200 p. ; 20 cm Includes index Reprint of the ed. published by Oxford University Press, New York Bibliography: p. 190-191

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ia/exerciseequivale0000koni_r0q0.pdf

Exercise Equivalents Of Foods: A Practical Guide For The Overweight (arcturus Paperbacks ; Ab 131) Professor Emeritus Frank Konishi Ph.d. Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, Arcturus paperbacks ; AB 131, Carbondale, Illinois, 1975

75 p. ; 18 cm Includes bibliographical references and index

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ia/portraitofrosset00rgly.pdf

Grylls, Rosalie Glynn

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ia/selectedpoems0000melv_s6w1.pdf

Selected Poems Of Herman Melville Herman Melville; edited by Hennig Cohen Southern Illinois University Press : Feffer & Simons, Arcturus books, Arcturus books, Carbondale, Ill, Illinois, 1968

xvi, 259 pages ; 20 cm

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The Landsmen is a novel of Jewish-American roots. Set in the village of Golinsk in Czarist Russia at the end of the nineteenth century, it evokes life under a system of massively cruel anti-Semitism. The word “landsmen” in Yiddish means people from the same place, but in this novel it conveys the larger meaning of “brothers”—in suffering, in faith, in humanity. Peter Martin wrote the novel from the memories of the old people he knew as a boy in Brooklyn. The result is a work of fiction that is rich in a sense of time and place. The effect is bardic. Each section of the novel is narrated by one of nine characters: Yeersel, the tailor; Maisha, the religion teacher; Laib, the musician; Shim, his brother; Nochim, the dairyman; Berel, the watercarrier; Laib-Shmul, the butcher; Tzippe-Sora, the distiller; and Mottel, the outcast. Some migrated to America; some died in Golinsk. First published in 1952, *The Landsmen was the first volume of a projected trilogy, and was written to establish a sense of Jewish identity as the background for a large fictional examination of Jewish-American life. Although The Landsmen was well received and was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, it was never republished. The second volume of the trilogy, The Building,* appeared in 1960. Peter Martin died in 1961.words : 135998

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ia/challengeperspec0000horn.pdf

Challenge And Perspective In Higher Education by Francis H. Horn. With a foreword by Delyte W. Morris Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer and Simons, Carbondale, Edwardsville, cop. 1971

Foreword -- Part One -- The Prospect For Civilization -- Liberal Education Reexamined -- Enduring Values In A Changing World -- Teachers In Step With The New World -- Part Two -- Who Should Go To College -- Forces Shaping The College Of Arts And Sciences -- The Responsibilities Of Colleges And Universities: Can They Be Met -- Part Three -- The Job Of The President -- The Dean And The President -- The Business Officer In The Groves Of Academe -- A University President Looks At Institutional Research -- Promoting High Standards Of Professional Excellence In The Evening College -- Danger Signals Ahead For Alumnors -- Part Four: Reexamining Educational Pillows: Thoughts On Student Personnel Work -- The Future Of Fraternities In Higher Education -- The Student Revolt: A Defense Of The Older Generation. By Francis H. Horn. With A Foreword By Delyte W. Morris. Includes Bibliographical References.

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ia/buildingofdepart0000neck.pdf

The building of a department : chemistry at Southern Illinois University, 1927-1967 James Winfred Neckers Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, Carbondale & Edwardsville, London & Amsterdam, 1979

James W. Neckers. Includes Index.

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ia/socialtheoriesof0000blac_s0q9.pdf

The Social Theories Of Talcott Parsons: A Critical Examination (arcturus Paperbacks) edited by Max Black; with an afterword by Talcott Parsons Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer and Simons, Arcturus paperbacks, Carbondale, Illinois, 1976

xii, 370 pages : 20 cm Reprint of the 1961 ed. published by Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J Includes bibliographical references

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ia/delilahnovel0000good_w6q2.pdf

Delilah (lost American Fiction) by Marcus Goodrich; afterword by James A. Michener; decorations by Earle Winslow Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, Lost American fiction (Carbondale, Ill.), Carbondale, 1978], ©1941

512 p. ; 23 cm Reprint of the ed. published by Farrar & Rinehart, New York

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lgli/Samuel Putnam - Paris Was Our Mistress: Memoirs of a Lost & Found Generation (1970, ).pdf

Paris Was Our Mistress: Memoirs Of A Lost & Found Generation (arcturus Books Paperbacks Series) Samuel Putnam Southern Illinois University Press, : Feffer & Simons, Arcturus books, AB 71, Carbondale, 1970, ©1947

This book is the author's reflection of a generation in Paris, from the author's point of view. It is in part biographical, reflecting the formative period of his life and how Paris changed it.

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ia/technologypowers0000unse.pdf

Technology, Power, And Social Change (arcturus Books, Ab125) Charles A Thrall; Jerold M Starr; International Affairs Association (University of Pennsylvania) Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer and Simons, Arcturus books, AB125, Carbondale, Illinois, 1974

Presents the current thinking of some of the most famous people in the intellectual world. Two opening essays by Lewis Mumford and Robert Theobald discuss the role of technology in history, man and technology, and technological possibilities for the future. Other contributors include such well-known figures as Max Lerner, Edgar Z. Friedenberg, Seymour Melman, Seymour Martin Lipset, and Ashley Montagu. Essays center around key issues in the study of technology, its relationship to authority or leadership elites, its potential impact on forms of social organization, its effect in producing counter-culture alternatives and its relationship to humanism

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ia/nopeacocksallowe00gale.pdf

No peacocks allowed : Dante Gabriel Rossetti and his circle / by Gale Pedrick Gale Pedrick Southern Illinois University Press : Feffer & Simons, Arcturus Books ed, Carbondale, London, 1970

Book by Pedrick, Gale

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ia/bwb_P8-BNZ-963.pdf

New Granada: Twenty Months in the Andes Isaac F. Holton Carbondale, Southern Illinois University Press/Feffer and Simons (Second edition), 1967-01-01

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nexusstc/German Folk Tales: Collected and Edited by the Grimm Brothers/87b2467f31c02f366f1d11512ecaefaf.epub

German Folk Tales: Collected and Edited by the Grimm Brothers Jacob Grimm; Wilhelm Grimm; Francis Peabody Magoun; Alexander Haggerty Krappe Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, 1st, 1969

A complete collection of all the familiar fairy tales, as well as even more of the less well-known ones.

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ia/vietnameseenglis0000nguy.pdf

Vietnamese-English dictionary.] Vietnamese-English student dictionary. (Revised and enlarged edition.) Nguyen, ♯inh Hoa, 1924- Carbondale, Southern Illinois University Press, Rev. and enl. ed., Carbondale, Illinois, 1971

xii, 675 p. 22 cm, First ed. published in 1959 under title: Vietnamese-English dictionary

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ia/toughguywriterso0000unse_w9v7.pdf

Tough Guy Writers of the Thirties David Madden; Harry T Moore; Southern Illinois University Press Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, Inc, Crosscurrents/modern critiques, Carbondale and Edwardsville, London and Amsterdam, 1968

1 vol. (XXXIX-247 p.) ; 22 cm Tirage 1968 Autres tirages : 1970, 1977

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ia/isbn_9780809308170.pdf

Civil liberties : policy and policy making edited by Stephen L. Wasby Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer and Simons, Polit. science, Carbondale; Edwardsville, Unknown, 1977

Edited By Stephen L. Wasby. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

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ia/dickensstudiesan0001unse.pdf

189 pages ; 24 cm Imprint varies Published with Feffer & Simons, Inc., London and Amsterdam Dickens and time, the clock without hands -- Pickwick Papers, humor and the refashioning of reality -- Pickwick and Dickens, stages of development -- Dickens and Mayhew on the London poor -- "Through a glass darkly", Esther Summerson and Bleak House -- Sir Leicester Dedlock, Wat Taylor, and the Chartists, the role of the ironmaster in Bleak House -- The mysteries in Bleak House, a psychoanalytic study -- The redeemed feminine of Little Dorrit MLA international bibliography of books and articles on the modern languages and literatures (Complete ed.)

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ia/jammufoxbiograph00bawa.pdf

This comprehensive biography depicts in depth the complex and controversial man who played a significant role in the history of northwestern India during the nineteenth century.   Described by his European contemporaries as "the Talleyrand of the East” and the "Ulysses of the hills,” Maharaja Gulab Singh was perhaps the most dexterous and successful Indian diplomat of the nineteenth century. At a time when other Indian states were falling to the British, Gulab Singh founded the kingdom of Kashmir, which survived under his heirs for over a century.   Based largely on primary sources in English, Persian, and Urdu, this new biography provides fresh insights into Gulab Singh’s motives and policies, and brings into focus his role as fiefholder, Raja, and Maharaja, and as a man, soldier, and politician. However, the book is more than a portrait of a man. It sheds light on the entire diplomatic history of northwestern India during the period.   This big and important biography is exceptionally well written. The author’s narrative skill provides a fascinating picture of the diplomatic intrigue, sadistic tortures, the licentious activities of the Sikh army, and the economic exploitation of the common people.

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ia/dickensstudiesan0000unse_h6z8.pdf

189 pages ; 24 cm Imprint varies Published with Feffer & Simons, Inc., London and Amsterdam Dickens and time, the clock without hands -- Pickwick Papers, humor and the refashioning of reality -- Pickwick and Dickens, stages of development -- Dickens and Mayhew on the London poor -- "Through a glass darkly", Esther Summerson and Bleak House -- Sir Leicester Dedlock, Wat Taylor, and the Chartists, the role of the ironmaster in Bleak House -- The mysteries in Bleak House, a psychoanalytic study -- The redeemed feminine of Little Dorrit MLA international bibliography of books and articles on the modern languages and literatures (Complete ed.)

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ia/waltwhitmanopera0000robe.pdf

Walt Whitman And The Opera Robert D. Faner Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, Arcturus books, 96, Carbondale and Edwardsville, London and Amsterdam, 1972

Book by Faner, Robert D.

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ia/boswellsclapothe1979ober.pdf

Boswell's Clap and Other Essays: Medical Analyses of Literary Men's Afflictions (Medical Humanites) Ober M.D., Dr. William B. Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer and Simons, Southern Illinois University Press, 1979

The Ten Essays Selected For This Volume Range From An Investigation Of Boswell's Repeated Infection With Gonorrhea To A Critical Examination Of Plato's Account Of Socrates's Death In The Phaedo, Subjects Both Ancient And Modern. A Pathologist By Training And Practice, More Specifically A Histopathologist, Dr. Ober Has Spent Most Of His Life Trying To Diagnose Diseases By Looking Through A Microscope At Pieces Of Tissue Removed From The Human Body By Biopsy, At Surgery Or Autopsy. By Applying Medical Analyses, And By Applying Evidence From Other Disciplines As Well, Dr. Ober Scrutinizes Selected Literary Subjects And Brings To Their Mind-body Problems New And Often Astonishing Interpretations. -- Book Jacket Boswell's Clap -- Swinburne's Masochism : Neuropathology And Psychopathology -- Lady Chatterley's What? -- Drowsed With The Fume Of Poppies : Opium And John Keats -- Madness And Poetry: A Note On Collins, Cowper, And Smart -- Chekhov Among The Doctors : The Doctor's Dilemma -- William Carlos Williams, M.d. : Physician As Poet -- Earl Of Rochester And Ejaculatio Praecox -- Thomas Shadwell : His Exitus Revis'd -- Did Socrates Die Of Hemlock Poisoning? By William B. Ober. Includes Bibliographical References.

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ia/industrialrelati0000dunl_s4y0.pdf

Industrial Relations Systems (masterworks In Industrial Relations) Professor John T. Dunlop Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, Inc, Masterworks in industrial relations, Carbondale (iIl.) ; Edwardsville (iIl.) London ; Amsterdam, cop. 1958

Every industrializing community creates workers and managers, whose status and interrelations need to be defined. Industrial relations are created, and are usually a complex of interrelations between managers, agencies, workers, and government, together making up a system. This pioneering work, first published in 1958 and long out of print, presents a general theory of industrial relations and seeks to provide tools of analysis. A Masterworks in Industrial Relations series book, edited by Albert A. Blum, Michigan State University.

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lgli/The Grimms' German Folk Tales - Jacob Grimm.epub

The Grimms' German Folk Tales (a.k.a. Grimms' Fairy Tales) Jacob Grimm & Wilhelm Grimm & Alexander Haggerty Krappe & Francis Peabody Magoun Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, Southern Illinois University Press, Carbondale, Ill, 1960

A complete collection of all the familiar fairy tales, as well as even more of the less well-known ones.

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ia/wedding00lump.pdf

The Wedding (Lost American Fiction) by Grace Lumpkin; with an afterword by Lillian Barnard Gilkes and a postscript by Grace Lumpkin [and textual note by Matthew J. Bruccoli] Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer and Simons, Lost American fiction (Carbondale, Ill.), Carbondale, 1976], ©1939

Like other writers of the Great Depression, whose reputations are now being given a rehabilitative new look, Miss Lumpkin has remained known only to serious students of American literature and has been underappreciated until now, as readers of The Wedding , her third novel, will know. According to Lillian Gilkes, Miss Lumpkin deserves to be studied in college courses, along with her Southern Eudora Welty, Katherine Anne Porter, Carson McCullers, and Flannery OConnor. The Wedding is a significant addition to the small shelf of the American novel of manners. It is permanently valuable as social history, but it is also a perfectly controlled work of literary art. As in the novels of Jane Austen, nothing exciting happens in the most convincing way. The story is literally nothing but an account of the marriage of Jennie Middleton, the eldest living daughter of a ruined aristocratic family in 1909 who live by the code of the Confederacy, and Dr. Gregg, from their quarrel the night before the wedding to the description of the ceremony going off on schedule despite it.

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ia/dickensstudiesan0003unse.pdf

189 pages ; 24 cm Imprint varies Published with Feffer & Simons, Inc., London and Amsterdam Dickens and time, the clock without hands -- Pickwick Papers, humor and the refashioning of reality -- Pickwick and Dickens, stages of development -- Dickens and Mayhew on the London poor -- "Through a glass darkly", Esther Summerson and Bleak House -- Sir Leicester Dedlock, Wat Taylor, and the Chartists, the role of the ironmaster in Bleak House -- The mysteries in Bleak House, a psychoanalytic study -- The redeemed feminine of Little Dorrit MLA international bibliography of books and articles on the modern languages and literatures (Complete ed.)

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ia/parametersoflear0000mcke.pdf

Parameters of learning : perspectives in higher education today William James Mckeefery Ph.d. London : Southern Illinois University Press, Feffer & Simons, Carbondale, Illinois, 1970

Bibliography: P. [125]-162.

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lgli/Carroll Graham, Garrett Graham - Queer People (1976, SIU Press).pdf

A brilliantly savage story, Queer People is, according to Budd Schulberg, “a racy testament to an era as totally vanished as the civilization of the Aztecs,” and if not the Hollywood novel is “at least a truly seminal work.” Today’s readers will recognize in this long-forgotten Hollywood novel the seeds of three longer-lived ones, The Day of the Locust, What Makes Sammy Run?, and The Last Tycoon. They may also recognize Whitey, the hero of the Grahams’ novel, as a forerunner of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Pat Hobby. The central figure in the novel is an archetypal newspaper reporter who drifts to Hollywood. Whitey discovers the social microcosm of the studio-people, and finds himself in his element. He penetrates strange places and encounters queer people—the story conference, the three-day party, the titans and the moguls. When a murder ends his interlude he leaves Hollywood as casually as he discovered it. Originally published in 1930 Queer People was a scandalous roman à clef, irreverent to the “industry,” and totally amoral—qualities lacking in later Hollywood fiction. Hence it is at once an important social document and an exciting original work.

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ia/mrmrshaddockabro0000stew.pdf

Mr. and Mrs. Haddock Abroad (Lost American Fiction) by Donald Ogden Stewart; with an afterword by the author; ill. by Herb Roth Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer and Simons, Lost American fiction (Carbondale, Ill.), Carbondale, 1975], ©1924

In an Afterword written for this new edition, Donald Ogden Stewart recalls the circumstances surrounding the writing of this book. By 1924 George H. Doran Company had published three books by Stewart. In the spring of 1924 he went to Paris and resided at the Hotel Montparnasse on the Left Bank. There his thoughts turned to another book, something on the theme of Alice in Wonderland or even the antics of the Marx Brothers, he thought. There emerged Mr. and Mrs. Haddock and their daughter Mildred.   As for Mr. and Mrs. Haddock and their daughter Mildred, if they had informed Donald Ogden Stewart, author of Perfect Behavior (a book on etiquette), of their intentions of going abroad there would not have been a book about their imperfect behavior. And Mr. Stewart would have missed out on the opportunity of setting down events—as, if, and when—occurring to this Midwestern American family.   But Mr and Mrs Haddock Abroad is more than a period piece or even a perfect example of Donald Ogden Stewart’s humor; it is the classic story of a Midwestern family traveling abroad for the first time, whose broad similarities of experience to that of many another American family provides the perfect parody.

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ia/guidetosophocles0000obri.pdf

Guide to Sophocles' Antigone: A Student Edition With Commentary, Grammatical Notes, and Vocabulary O'Brien, Joan V. Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, Student edition, August 1977

Guide To 7 Passages From Antigone To Be Used With A.c. Pearson's Text Of The Play, With The Author's Interlinear Text Of : The Bilingual Selections From Sophocles' Antigone, Or With An Annotated School Text. The Prologue [1-99] -- Creon's First Speech And The Reply Of The Chorus [161-214] -- Ode On Man [332-75] -- Defense Of The Unwritten Laws [450-70] -- The Creon-haemon Debate [631-765] -- Antigone's Last Speech [891-928] -- Creon's Lament [1284-1353] -- Vocabulary -- Appendix A: Sophocles' Relation To The Mythic Tradition. -- Appendix B: Chronological Note. Joan V. O'brien. Guide To 7 Passages From Antigone To Be Used With A. C. Pearson's Text Of The Play, With The Author's Interlinear Text Of The Bilingual Selections From Sophocles' Antigone, Or With An Annotated School Text. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 187-193.

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nexusstc/Freedom of the press, a bibliocyclopedia: ten-year supplement (1967-1977)/93b82e58ee4fba0ba7bd189838ccc36d.epub

Freedom of the press / [2], A bibliocyclopedia : ten-year supplement (1967-1977) Ralph Edward McCoy Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer and Simons, 1st, 1979

In this supplement to his now-standard Freedom of the Press: An Annotated Bibliography McCoy has collected and annotated some 6,500 additional books, pamphlets, articles, films, records, and plays in any way involved with censorship which have appeared since 1967. Dean McCoy has added also the made word “bibliocyclopedia” to describe the scope of his efforts in this vital area of intellectual freedom.

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ia/devilshand007071.pdf

The Devil's Hand, Mini Book (Lost American Fiction) With an afterword by Matthew J. Bruccoli and a postscript by Patrick Kelley Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, Inc, Lost American fiction (Carbondale, Ill.), Carbondale, ©1974

This Realistic Second Novel By The Author Of Weeds Depicts The Struggle For Survival Of Two Unmarried Women In California?s Imperial Valley In The 1920s. In Her Lifetime, Edith Summers Kelley Had One Novel Published, The Recently RedisƯcovered Weeds, First Published In 1923. Fifty Years Later This Remarkable Novel Was Republished And Was, Belatedly, Recognized As A ?lost Masterpiece,? ?a Major Work Of American Fiction.? Following The Republication Of Weeds, The Manuscript For This Previously Unpublished Novel, The Devil?s Hand, Was Found Among His Mother?s Papers By Patrick Kelley, Who Has Written An Appended Memoir. In This Second Novel, According To Matthew J. Bruccoli, Edith Summers Kelley Again Proves Herself To Be A Superior Writer Of Realistic Fiction. The Story Is About Fragile And Dreamy, Romantically Unfulfilled Rhoda Malone And Her Stalwart And Forthright Friend Kate Baxter Who, Enjoying The Emancipation Of Women After World War I, Leave Philadelphia And The Monotony Of Office Jobs To Become Farmers. In California?s Imperial Valley, Among Japanese, Hindus, Mexicans, And A Scattering Of Americans, The Two Women Become Trapped In The Struggle For Survival. Like Weeds, The Devil?s Hand, Has Strength, Fine Emotional Control, And Is Also An Important Sociological Novel. Readers Who Hailed The Rediscovery Of Weeds Will Welcome This Impressive ReƯcovered Novel. -- Publisher Description. With An Afterword By Matthew J. Bruccoli And A Postscript By Patrick Kelley.

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ia/twentiethcentury0000moor_g2p9.pdf

Twentieth-Century Russian Literature (A Chicago Classic) [by] Harry T. Moore and Albert Parry. With a pref. by Harry T. Moore Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer and Simons, Crosscurrents, modern critiques, Carbondale, Edwardsville, ©1974

Russian Literature, 1900-1914 -- Chekhov: The Appreciator Of Irony -- Gorky: The Lower Depths Of Hope -- Andreyev: The Sensationist Of Despair -- Kuprin And Others -- Pre-soviet Poets -- Soviet Literature To The Second World War -- Beginnings In A Red Dawn: Bely, Blok, Yesinin, Mayakovsky -- Control Of The Arts: Commissar As Censor -- Emigre Literature: Bunin, Nabokov, And Others -- Later Gorky -- Babel, Sholokhov, Leonov -- Some Other Novelists -- Some Satirists: Ehrenburg, Ilf And Petrov, Zoshchenko -- Soviet Theater To The Second World War -- Curtain Up On The Old And The New -- Some New Kinds Of Comedy -- Bulgakov: Triumph And Trouble -- Fighting Plays -- Five-year-plan Plays -- Other Comedies Of The Thirties -- The Successes Of Pogodin -- The End Of A Phase -- Soviet Film: Eisenstein -- Soviet Poetry Between The Civil War And Second World War -- Tikhonov, Bedny, And Bezymensky -- Aseyev: Bemedaled Bohemian -- Bryusov And Others -- Mandelshtam: The Dilemma Of An Intellectual -- Akhmatova: Tragedy Of Great Talent -- Tsvetayeva: End Of An Epoch -- Russia At War -- The Soviet Wartime Novel -- Soviet Wartime Drama -- Soviet Wartime Poetry -- Stalin's Death And The Time Of Thaw -- The Forbidden Ones -- The Battle Against Pasternak -- The Case Of Sinyavsky And Daniel -- Some Years In The Life Of Alexander Solzhenitsyn -- The Union Of Nonconformity -- Later Theater And Film -- Anatomy Of Dissent -- Collective Disagreement -- Journalism Of The Clandestine -- Underground Khronika -- Secret Flourishes -- Typewriter As Weapon -- Westward Exportation -- Tape Recorder As Weapon -- The Force Of Continued Protest. [by] Harry T. Moore And Albert Parry. With A Pref. By Harry T. Moore. Bibliography: P. 170-178.

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ia/traditionalgramm0000frie.pdf

Traditional Grammar, Revised Edition: A Short Summary Jewell Anne Friend Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer and Simons ; [Distributed by Transatlantic Book Service, Revised ed, Carbondale, London, [London, 1976

Writing in response to an observed need for a short, simplified summary of traditional (or classical) grammar, Jewell A. Friend in this exceptionally lucid presentation dispels many of the mysteries and misconceptions surrounding a complex subject. The book provides students with a thorough grounding for further inquiry into modern descriptive linguistic analysis of present-day American English, and makes clear the distinctions between the typical schoolroom grammars and the scientifically developed methodologies of the classical linguists. Dividing her analysis into two main parts, Ms. Friend provides a brief description of classical grammar and an explanation of the traditionalist concepts of meaning, sentence types, and clauses. In the second part, she gives descriptions of nouns, verbs, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, articles, and conjunctions. Numerous examples and exercises to test the students grasp of the material presented are included throughout, and an exceptionally detailed glossary of linguistic terms is furnished. This brief volume which concisely presents the principles of traditional grammar will prove especially useful both as text and reference to students and teachers.

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ia/guidetovascularf0000mohl.pdf

Guide to the Vascular Flora of Illinois Robert H Mohlenbrock, 1931- Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, Inc, Carbondale, Illinois, 1975

Robert H. Mohlenbrock. Includes Indexes.

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ia/isbn_0809306751.pdf

The Devil's Hand, Mini Book (Lost American Fiction) With an afterword by Matthew J. Bruccoli and a postscript by Patrick Kelley Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, Inc, Lost American fiction (Carbondale, Ill.), Carbondale, ©1974

This Realistic Second Novel By The Author Of Weeds Depicts The Struggle For Survival Of Two Unmarried Women In California?s Imperial Valley In The 1920s. In Her Lifetime, Edith Summers Kelley Had One Novel Published, The Recently RedisƯcovered Weeds, First Published In 1923. Fifty Years Later This Remarkable Novel Was Republished And Was, Belatedly, Recognized As A ?lost Masterpiece,? ?a Major Work Of American Fiction.? Following The Republication Of Weeds, The Manuscript For This Previously Unpublished Novel, The Devil?s Hand, Was Found Among His Mother?s Papers By Patrick Kelley, Who Has Written An Appended Memoir. In This Second Novel, According To Matthew J. Bruccoli, Edith Summers Kelley Again Proves Herself To Be A Superior Writer Of Realistic Fiction. The Story Is About Fragile And Dreamy, Romantically Unfulfilled Rhoda Malone And Her Stalwart And Forthright Friend Kate Baxter Who, Enjoying The Emancipation Of Women After World War I, Leave Philadelphia And The Monotony Of Office Jobs To Become Farmers. In California?s Imperial Valley, Among Japanese, Hindus, Mexicans, And A Scattering Of Americans, The Two Women Become Trapped In The Struggle For Survival. Like Weeds, The Devil?s Hand, Has Strength, Fine Emotional Control, And Is Also An Important Sociological Novel. Readers Who Hailed The Rediscovery Of Weeds Will Welcome This Impressive ReƯcovered Novel. -- Publisher Description. With An Afterword By Matthew J. Bruccoli And A Postscript By Patrick Kelley.

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384 pages ; 19 cm Bibliography: pages 360-369

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 360-369)

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100rhymingalphabet0000unse -- 081 Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, Carbondale [etc.], London [etc, cop. 1972

1972

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Norton on archives : the writings of Margaret Cross Norton on archival and records management edited with an introd. by Thornton W. Mitchell; foreword by Ernst Posner Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer and Simons, Carbondale, Edwardsville, ©1975

xxi, 288 p. ; 24 cm Bibliography: p. 269-271 Includes index

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Age Of The Modern: And Other Literary Essays (a Chicago Classic) Moore, Harry T. (Harry Thornton), 1908-1981 Carbondale, Southern Illinois University Press, Crosscurrents: modern critiques, Carbondale, Illinois, 1971

Psalm of Los Angeles. -- Anatomy of Chicago. -- Dorothy Richardson's journey. -- The great unread, D.H. Lawrence in 1940. -- The worlds of Lanny Budd. -- Poetry on records. -- An Ernest Hemingwaiad. -- D.H. Lawrence: love as a serious and sacred theme. -- Kay Boyle's fiction. -- The return of John Dos Passos. -- Henry Miller: from under the counter to front shelf. -- The language of fiction. -- Silas Lapham: his fall and rise. -- Oblomov: a candidate for Dante's fourth terrace. -- Comment on Leavis. -- Dreiser and the inappropriate biographer. -- Simenon's artist-saint of the rue Mouffetard. -- Some notes on John Steinbeck's later works. -- Hemingway and a chronology without characterization. -- John O'Hara tries the novel again. -- Age of the modern. -- Thomas Wolfe: looking homeward again? -- Zelda. -- Style and technique in the \"major phase\" of Henry James, commitment to retain

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Hugh Gaine: A Colonial Printer-Editor's Odyssey to Loyalism (New Horizons in Journalism) Associate Professor Alfred Lawrence Lorenz Ph.D.; Howard Rusk Long Southern Illinois University Press Feffer & Simons, Carbondale & Edwardsville Southern Illinois University Press; London & Amsterdam Feffer & Simons, 1972

Hugh Gaine was a Colonial New York printer who in the second year of the American Revolution first allied his press to the American cause, then deserted to publish his newspaper for the British. This first book-length biography of Gaine contributes substantially to our knowledge of journalism in the Colonial period and provides fascinating insights into life in Revolutionary times. Gaine was more than a turncoat American, Lorenz shows. From his reading of the files of Gaines newspaper, from unpublished material, and from a wide variety of printed sources, Lorenz has pieced together this study of economic and political conservatism, religious belief, and social class feelings which made Gaine a prototypal Loyalist to the British cause, though a citizen, or at least a resident, of the United States, to the end of his days, in 1807.

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The Fiction of Katherine Mansfield (A Chicago Classic) with a preface by Harry T. Moore Carbondale, Ill. : Feffer & Simons, Southern Illinois University Press, Crosscurrents: modern critiques, Carbondale, London, United Kingdom, 1971

A foremost practitioner of English short-story writing, the wife of John Middleton Murry, and a gifted writer of rare psychological insight, Katherine Mansfield achieved literary distinction which still inspires critical interest nearly fifty years after her death in 1923 at the age of thirty-five. The continuing vitality of her writing and the depth of her insight into the human condition is here brilliantly assessed by Marvin Magalaner.

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Kingship and Common Profit in Gower's Confession Amantis (Literary Structures) by Russell A. Peck; foreword by John Gardner Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer and Simons, Literary structures, Carbondale [etc.], London [etc, 1978

Confessio Amantis, the principal work in English by John Gower, friend of Chaucer, by whom he was influenced, has always been read as a conventional poem about the seven deadly sins. Here, paying particular attention to the poemâs language and style, Peck gives a brilliant new reinterpretation which not only illuminates the poemâs elegant beauty but provides a profound moral purpose as well. Gowerâs Confessio, according to Peck, is a restatement of late fourteenth-cenÂtury ideas of good and bad behavior, and is designed to illuminate and reÂshape the minds and hearts of men. Peck sees the concepts of kingship'-the governance of souls as well as kingÂdoms-and common profit'-the mutual enhancement of such kingÂdoms-as the poemâs unifying ideas. Peckâs discussion further shows how the various tales hold together and support the poemâs loose plot and the poetâs strongly moral intention.

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Born Primitive in the Philippines by Severino N. Luna; edited with a foreword by Irene Murphy Southern Illinois university press; Southern Illinois University Press, Carbondale, United States, 1975

By Severino N. Luna ; Edited With A Foreword By Irene Murphy. As Originally Prepared For Publication, This Work Was Basically A Dialogue Between S. N. Luna And Bag-etan; In The Final Editing The Luna Part Of The Dialogue Was Eliminated, So The Work Is Now An Autobiography. Cf. Foreword.

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SPORT. A PHILOSOPHIC INQUIRY. BY PAUL WEISS. CARBONDALE (U.A.): SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV. PR.; LONDON (U.A.): FEFFER AND SIMONS 1969. IX, 274 S Weiss, Paul, 1901- Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer & Simons, Southern Illinois University Press, Carbondale, Ill, 1969

1. Concern For Excellence. -- 2. The Attraction Of Athletics. -- 3. The Challenge Of The Body. -- 4. Dedicated Men. -- 5. The Equipped Body. -- 6. Health. -- 7. The Athlete In Action: Speed. -- 8. The Athlete In Action: Endurance, Strength, Accuracy, Coordination. -- 9. Play, Sport, And Game. -- 10. The Game. -- 11. The Urge To Win. -- 12. Amateurs And Professionals. -- 13. Women Athletes. -- 14. The Standardization Of Sport. -- 15. A Metaphysical Excursus. Bibliography: P. [253]-256.

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Intellectual Autobiography / Anders Nygren -- 1. Anders Nygren's Philosophy Of Religion / Ragnar Bring -- 2. Nygren And Linguistic Analysis : Language And Meaning / Paul Holmer -- 3. The Method Of Motif Research / Valter Lindstrom -- 4. Motif Research As A General Historical Method / Bernhard Erling -- 5. Literary Studies And The Use Of Motifs In Nygren's Sense / Erik M. Christensen -- 6. Motif Research And The New Testament / Jacob Heikkinen -- 7. Agape In The New Testament / Victor Warnach -- 8. Some Interpretations Of Agape And Eros / John M. Rist -- 9. Amor In St. Augustine / John Burnaby -- 10 Caritas In Augustine And Medieval Theology / Rudolf Johannesson -- 11. Agape In Luther / Ernst Kinder -- 12. Systematic Theology And Motif Research / Philip S. Watson -- 13. Nygren's Theology Of Agape / Nels F.s. Ferre -- 14. Nygren's Ethics / Thor Hall -- 15. Interpretation And Criticism Of Nygren's Ethics From A Philosophical Standpoint / Charles W. Kegley -- 16. The Role Of Culture In The Thought Of Anders Nygren / Soren Holm -- 17. Christ's Church And The Churches In Nygren's Theology / Vilmos Vajta -- Reply To Interpreters And Critics / Anders Nygren. Edited By Charles W. Kegley. Bibliography Of The Publications Of Anders Nygren To 1970 [by] Ulrich E. Mack: P. [379]-397.

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ia/poorhousesubsidi0000bowl.pdf

Rare The Poorhouse Subsidized Housing in Chicago 1895-1976 HC 0809308312 D Bowly Jr by Devereux Bowly, Jr Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, Southern Illinois University Press, Carbondale, 2012

Chicago seems an ideal environment for public housing because of the city's relatively young age among major cities and well-deserved reputation for technology, innovation, and architecture. Yet The Poorhouse: Subsidized Housing in Chicago shows that the city's experience on the whole has been a negative one, raising serious questions about the nature of subsidized housing and whether we should have it and, if so, in what form. Bowly, a native of the city, provides a detailed examination of subsidized housing in the nation's third-largest city. Now in its second edition, The Poorhouse looks at the history of public housing and subsidized housing in Chicago from 1895 to the present day. Five new chapters that cover the decline and federal takeover of the Chicago Housing Authority, and its more recent “transformation,” which involved the demolition of the CHA family high-rise buildings and in some cases their replacement with low-risemixed income housing on the same sites. Fifty new photos supplement this edition. Certificate of Excellence from the Illinois State Historical Society, 2013

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Heroic Fiction: The Epic Tradition and American Novels of the Twentieth Century (A Chicago Classic) Leonard Lutwack; Harry Thornton Moore Southern Illinois University Press ; Feffer and Simons, Crosscurrents, Carbondale (Ill.) ; Edwardsville (Ill.) London ; Amsterdam, cop. 1971

Examines the epic qualities of novels written by Hemingway, Norris, Steinbeck, Bellow, and Ellison.

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