Title : Matthew Arnold and the Classical Tradition (Ann Arbor Paperbacks). Authors : Anderson, Warren D. They are shown above. Pages : 310. About halfpricebooksinc. Condition : Very Good.
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Matthew Arnold and the Classical Tradition (Ann Arbor Paperbacks). by Anderson, Warren D.
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Matthew Arnold and the Classical Tradition (Ann Arbor Paperbacks) Anderson, Warren D. paperback Publisher: University of Michigan Press Jan 1 1989 Edition: ISBN: 9780472061778 Description: Used - Good Good condition. A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains. Internal SKU: L19R-01069 Wonder Bookhas been in business since 1980 and online since 1997! We have three brick and mortar stores in Baltimore/DC region and over 2 million books online. We have served millions of happy customers. Our merchandise is 100% guaranteed! Simply return the item within 30 days of purchase for a refund. Most of our items ship within one business day via DHL or USPS. Standard Continental U.S. Shipments will arrive within 3-7 business days, Priority 2-6. Check out our multiple item shipping discounts. Check out our other listings! We have over 150,000 additional titles in books/movies/music categories and we are adding 100''s of titles every day so please subscribe to our listings.
Condition Notes: The dust jacket is missing. There is minimal highlighting or handwriting in the book.
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This textbook, "Walter Benjamin: An Introduction to His Work and Thought" published by University of Chicago Press in 2010, provides an in-depth exploration of the influential German philosopher and literary critic Walter Benjamin. Authored by Uwe Steiner, the book delves into Benjamin's life and ideas, focusing on his contributions to philosophy, literature, and semiotics. With a total of 230 pages, this trade paperback offers a comprehensive introduction to Benjamin's work, making it a valuable resource for students and readers interested in modern German thought.
