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Georges Poulet、Librairie José Corti、1974、22.5 x 14･･･

This is a vintage 1974 printing of La Conscience critique (The Critical Consciousness) by Georges Poulet (1902–1991), a major figure of the Geneva School of literary criticism. Published by the well-known Librairie José Corti in Paris, it presents Poulet’s influential study of how critics read and think. In this book, Poulet applies his phenomenological method not to novelists or poets but to critics themselves. He examines the “critical consciousness” of Gaston Bachelard, Jean-Paul Sartre, Roland Barthes, Maurice Blanchot, and Jean Starobinski, showing how each critic enters the mental world of the authors they interpret. Rated Fair to Good, suitable as a reading copy. The classic Corti cream cover shows strong spine browning and noticeable edge wear. Inside, the endpapers and first pages have heavy foxing, and the paper is age-toned. The text itself is clean, with no underlining. Pencil notes appear on the front free endpaper. Binding remains solid.

Lijun Sheng、Zed Books、2002年

◆英語

●本体：良好(書き込み等見受けられず)

■送料❶クリックポスト：下記参照
Introduction
1
2. Background
6
3. Lee Teng-hui and the "Two-States" Theory
11
The "Two-States" Theory
11
Changes in Taiwan's Unification Position
16
18
To Kill Two Birds with One Stone
20
Changes in China's Perception of Taiwan
32
A Deteriorating Political Environment for Reunification
33
An Eroding Social Basis for Reunification
4. Taiwan Under President Chen Shui-bian
40
Taiwan's 2000 Presidential Election
40
China's Concerns
43
China's White Paper on Taiwan
44
Washington's Concern
46
Chen Shui-bian's Election
48
How Did China Read the DPP?
50
Understanding Chen Shui-bian
51
Trends in Cross-Strait Relations
58
How Does China Read Chen Shui-bian?
59
Taiwan's Weaknesses

LAWRENCE，D.H.D.H.ロレンス、1912

1912年6月15日付 4頁・2葉　封筒　マックレオド（代用教員時代の同僚）宛　フリーダとの不倫を非難された手紙に対するローレンスの切々たる気持ちを詩的に記した貴重な書簡　ケムブリッジ版書簡集第1巻No.462に所収Autograph Letter Signed，4pp on one folded 21.7x27.5cm sheet of Professor Edgar Jaffe’s paper. With a small envelope (7.2x11.1cm). [The Cambridge Edition of the Letters of D.H.Lawrence. Vol.I，no.462.] Lawrence fell in love with Frieda Weekly the German wife of Lawrence’s teacher，English philologist Ernest Weekly，and they eloped in May 1912. In this letter，he wrote frankly about his love for Frieda and how wonderful to love and to be loved. (”… There I read your letter. I was on my honeymoon. I an not legally married. Perhaps some day the great scandal will come out. But I don’t care. I have been fearfully happy. I long to go back to Frieda on Monday. I am in love - and，my God，it’s the greatest thing that can happen to a man...”)

Edited by Banaszkiewicz, Paul A.; Edited by Kader,･･･

◇表紙傷み・汚れ◇天小口汚れ◇通読には問題ない書籍です。