OXFORD BOOKS
The Romantic Agony
By
MARIO PRAZ. Translated
by
A. DAVIDSON.
This
famous study of the traditions of Byron and de Sade in
nineteenth century literature
is
now available in a cor–
rected second edition. "One of the most truly original as
well as one of the most fascinating works of our time."
-EDMUND WILSON,
The New Yorker.
$7.00
Essays on the
Sociology of Knowledge
By
KARL MANNHEIM,
author of
Freedom, Power and
Democratic Planning.
One of the most important areas of
research in the social sciences, the sociology of knowledge,
tries to appraise a given theory in relation to the social
forces affecting the thinker. These essays, now published
in English for the first time, support the methods and
principles of this theory with searching philosophical
analysis.
$6.00
For the Term
of His Natural Life
By
MARCUS CLARKE.
A vivid, exciting tale,
this
Vic–
torian novel of Australia is a masterpiece of straightforward
story-telling. While describing the turbulent life in a penal
settlement of the early colonial days, the author displays
a passionate hatred of injustice and man's inhumanity to
man. With an introduction by
I.
H. ALLEN. World's
Classics, No. 527 Double.
$2.00
The Language of Morals
By
R. M. HARE.
A clear, brief and readable introduction
to ethics that brings the beginner directly to grips with the
fundamental problems and shows how new philosophical
methods can yield insight into old controversies.
$2.00
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