Monday, August 25, 2014
Among Books Received
96 THE MARXIST QUARTERLY
AMONG BOOKS RECEIVED
Inclusion in this list does not preclude review in a subsequent issue,
Marxism & Existentialism by Walter Odajnyk, Anchor Books, Doubleday Canada Ltd., 221 pp. $0.95.
An A.B.C. of Color by W. E. B. Du Bois, Seven Seas Publishers, Berlin, $1.25.
Black Thunder by Arna Bontemps, Seven Seas Publishers, Berlin, $1.25.
The Shocking History of Advertising by E. S. Turner, Penguin, $1.25.
Penguin Survey of Business & Industry 1965 ed. by Rex Malik, $0.95.
Penguin Survey of the Social Sciences—1965 ed. by Julius Gould, $0.95.
Die Wissenschaftliche Definition by Gyorgy Tamas, Studia Philosophical 5, Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
England in the 20th Century by David Thomson, Pelican History of England: 9, 1965, 304 pp. $1.25.
The Price of Glory: Verdun 1916 by Alistair Home, 1964, 364 pp. $1.25.
The Real World of Democracy by C. B. Macpherson, The Massey Lectures, 4th Series, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1965, 67 pp., $1.25.
Existentialism and Alienation in American Literature by Sidney Finkelstein, New World Paperback. International Publishers, N.Y. 320 pp., cloth $6.95, paper $2.70.
Limited War in the Nuclear Age by Morton H. Halperin, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. N.Y. 191 pp., $3.65 paper; $5.95 cloth.
Dreiser by W. A. Swanberg, Saunders of Toronto Ltd., 140 pp., $11.95.
Einstein by B. Kuznetsov, Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1965, 377 pp., cloth $2.00.
Electronic Computers by S. H. Hollingdale & G. C. Tootill, Pelican Original, 336 pp., 1965, $1.65.
The Freedom of Art by Honor Arundel, Lawrence & Wishart, 1965, 104 pp., $1.75.
Teaching About Communism in American Public Schools by Annette Zehnan. Published for American Institute of Marxist Studies by Humanities Press, N.Y., 74 pp. $2.40.
The Crisis of India by Ronald Segal, Penguin.$1.25.
Dark Strangers, A Study of West Indians in London by Sheila Patterson, $1.35.
Marxism and Democracy, ed. by Herbert Aptheker, Humanities Press, Inc. N.Y., $4.20.
AMONG BOOKS RECEIVED
Inclusion in this list does not preclude review in a subsequent issue,
Marxism & Existentialism by Walter Odajnyk, Anchor Books, Doubleday Canada Ltd., 221 pp. $0.95.
An A.B.C. of Color by W. E. B. Du Bois, Seven Seas Publishers, Berlin, $1.25.
Black Thunder by Arna Bontemps, Seven Seas Publishers, Berlin, $1.25.
The Shocking History of Advertising by E. S. Turner, Penguin, $1.25.
Penguin Survey of Business & Industry 1965 ed. by Rex Malik, $0.95.
Penguin Survey of the Social Sciences—1965 ed. by Julius Gould, $0.95.
Die Wissenschaftliche Definition by Gyorgy Tamas, Studia Philosophical 5, Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
England in the 20th Century by David Thomson, Pelican History of England: 9, 1965, 304 pp. $1.25.
The Price of Glory: Verdun 1916 by Alistair Home, 1964, 364 pp. $1.25.
The Real World of Democracy by C. B. Macpherson, The Massey Lectures, 4th Series, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1965, 67 pp., $1.25.
Existentialism and Alienation in American Literature by Sidney Finkelstein, New World Paperback. International Publishers, N.Y. 320 pp., cloth $6.95, paper $2.70.
Limited War in the Nuclear Age by Morton H. Halperin, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. N.Y. 191 pp., $3.65 paper; $5.95 cloth.
Dreiser by W. A. Swanberg, Saunders of Toronto Ltd., 140 pp., $11.95.
Einstein by B. Kuznetsov, Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1965, 377 pp., cloth $2.00.
Electronic Computers by S. H. Hollingdale & G. C. Tootill, Pelican Original, 336 pp., 1965, $1.65.
The Freedom of Art by Honor Arundel, Lawrence & Wishart, 1965, 104 pp., $1.75.
Teaching About Communism in American Public Schools by Annette Zehnan. Published for American Institute of Marxist Studies by Humanities Press, N.Y., 74 pp. $2.40.
The Crisis of India by Ronald Segal, Penguin.$1.25.
Dark Strangers, A Study of West Indians in London by Sheila Patterson, $1.35.
Marxism and Democracy, ed. by Herbert Aptheker, Humanities Press, Inc. N.Y., $4.20.
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