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Ethics and Society
in England
The Revolution in the Social
Sciences,
1870-1914
Reba N. Soffer
Soffer demonstrates how in En–
gland before World War I an
authentic, vital, and independent
revolution occurred in the meth–
odology and purposes of social
science, and how this revolution
made original and substantive
contributions to twentieth-cen–
tury social thought.
304
pages,
$15.00
Revolution and
Repetition
Marx/Hugo/Balzac
Jeffrey Mehlman
Mehlman reopens the question of
the relation between Marx 's writ–
ings and the institution of liter–
ature.
A
Quantum
Book
140
pages, cloth
$7.50
paper
$2.45
Baudelaire
and Freud
Leo Bersani
"A distinguished and original
work. . . . A serious, deeply
thought, energetically argued,
and highly consistent interpreta–
tion of Baudelaire."
-Henri Peyre
A
Quantum
Book
154
pages, cloth
$8.50,
paper
$2.65
The Chronicle of
Leopold and Molly Bloom
Ulysses
as Narrative
John Henry Raleigh
This book is a chronology of the
lives of Leopold and Molly Bloom
from the birth of each to June
16,
1904,
the day on which
Ulysses
takes place. Raleigh has produced
a companion to
Ulysses
that will
diminish the bewilderment Joyce
sometimes jokingly inflicts on the
uninitiated reader.
293
pages,
8
line drawings,
$12.50
Luis Cernuda
Selected Poems
Translated
by
Reginald Gibbons
Of all his contemporaries, Luis
Cernuda
(1902-1963)
was the
most European of Spain's poets.
But in spite of his cosmopoli–
tanism, Cernuda's poetry is little
known outside of Spain. To rem–
edy this deficiency, Gibbons has
drawn the most appealing poems
from all of Cernuda's volumes to
sketch the poet's career in its
entirety.
196
pages,
$10.00
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