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Author: Karl KrausPub Date: June 2001 A collection of scandalous and humorous wit from Vienna's answer to Oscar Wilde, Karl Kraus used aphorisms as part of his running commentary on the ferment of his own culture learn more... |
Author: Maarten Van BottenburgPub Date: September 2001 learn more... |
Author: Roger CailloisPub Date: 2001 learn more... |
Author: Roger CailloisPub Date: 2001 learn more... |
Author: Lou SaloméPub Date: 2001 A rare, first-hand portrait of Nietzsche the man and an insightful and accessible study of the poetic, psychological, religious, and mystical aspects of his thought learn more... |
Author: Villiers de l’Isle-AdamPub Date: 2001 A captivating fable, even after 100 years learn more... |
Author: Translated and with Commentaries by Isaac Jack LévyPub Date: 2000 “A deeply moving tribute to the memory of the 160,000 Sephardic victims of this monumental tragedy....[A] graphic picture of the anguish, doubts, fears, and, finally, a rationale for the long night of the Holocaust, with an affirmation of ultimate survival of the Jewish people.”--Maggi Salgado Gordon, Hispania learn more... |
Author: Pedro Calderón de la BarcaPub Date: 2000 Still marvelously provocative and entertaining, this plays in Fitzgerald’s wonderful English translation are once again made available together in paperback--another new volume in the HISPANISMS series. learn more... |
Author: Miguel de UnamunoPub Date: 2000 A revolutionary landmark in world literature that introduces the anti-hero/anti-novel, undergirded by philosophy learn more... |
Author: Mao Tse-tungPub Date: 2000 learn more... |
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