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Blackwell Paperback, 1986. VII, 327 pp. Wear to cover. Name.

Holte, 2000. Tvær8vo. Original kartonbind. 48 pp. Illustreret i farver. Med tekst af bl.a. Per Kirkeby. Book design by Michael Jensen. First edition.

Penguin Paperback, 1984. XVI, 396 pp. The Purple Decades brings together the author's own selections from his list of critically acclaimed publications, including the complete text of Mau-Mauing and the Flak Catchers. " (...)a sociologist's dream: a time capsule of ideas and idioms, brand names and places, cult heroes and calling cards." -Ellen Wilson, The Wall Street Journal.

Samlerens Paperbacks, 1991. 497 pp. Hft.

Forlaget Rosinante, 2020. 174 pp. Hft. Mindre brugsspor.

Denmark: Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, 1992. Small quarto in tiff wrappers. 54 pp. Illustrated richly in color. Texts in both Danish and English. Fine. 1. ed.

London & New York: Verso Books, 2003 (2002). Paperback. XV, 176 pp. With illustrations. Some wear to cover, else good clean copy.

Vintage Paperback, 2023. 232 pp. Very good clean copy.

Gyldendal, 1949. 131 pp. Hft. Anden reviderede udgave. Heri bl.a. 'Sangen om migselv'. Pænt eksemplar.

New York: Columbia University Press, 1985. XII, 291 pp. Paperback. Very good clean copy. 1sst edition.

London, Anthony Blond 1969. Small 4to hardcover in red buckram covers with gilt vignette decoration to front and gilt title. 48 pages. Name to inner cover front else well preserved and clean, attractive copy in a unclipped jacket. First trade edition. A lightly written naughty pastiche on Edwardian society's standard reaction of horror to sex and sexual deviation. Two upper class Edwardian seventeen year old girls write letters to each other, pledging to discover all they can about the manifold mysteries of sex, and report their discoveries to each other. Esmeralda is the country girl and Ermyntrude lives in London. Edwardian young ladies fresh from school and resolved to discover for themselves the forbidden mysteries and in these letters they tell all. Lytton Strachey's entertainment, was written for the private relish of his circle and only published posthumously.

Kbh., Apartment One, 1998. 8vo. 62 pp. Gennemillustreret. Med en tekst af Lars Bang Larsen. Hft. 1. oplag.

Haase og Søn, 1948. Kvadratisk 8vo. Hardcover. 23 sider. Børne "fotobog". Nogle brugsspor.

Selfpublished, 2010. 8vo in stapled wraps. 21 pages. Illustrated. Text in English. Fine copy. 1. oplag. Med DEDIKATION fra kunstneren.

Paris: Editions Jacques Melot 1946. 8vo. broché. 165 Couverture en état d'usage( 'scotchée). Presumably the first edition. Rather worn to covers and enforced with scotch (see photo). Uncut and inside clean. Overall acceptable and suited for rebinding. L’intelligence d’une machine was published in January 1946, after more than a tenyear hiatus due to the war, when Epstein had to go in hiding. While the topic reflected in the title of the book had been a constant preoccupation throughout Epstein's previous writings, this text pursues in depth topics that will remain central to all his later publications. He here approaches cinema as a philosophy of time and space more consistently than before, and methodically construes arguments in the field of physics, mechanics, and thermodynamics. Quote from The Philosophy of the Cinematograph: "Cinema is one of these intellectual robots, still partial, that fleshes out representations – that is to say, a thought – through photo-electrical mechanics and a photo-chemical inscription. One can here recognize the primordial frameworks of reason, the three Kantian categories of space, duration, and causality. This result would already be remarkable if cinematographic thought only did what the calculating machine does, to constitute itself in the servile imitation of human ideation. But we know that the cinematograph, on the contrary, marks its representation of the universe with its own qualities, with an originality that makes this representation not a reflection or a simple copy with conceptions, of an organic mentality-mother, but rather a system that is individualized differently, partly independently, which contains the incitements for a philosophy so far from common opinions, the doxa, that one should perhaps call it an anti-philosophy." (transl. by Trond Lundemo).

Det lille Forlag, 2002 (1998 / 1791). 166 pp. Hft. Mindre brugsspor. Pænt eksemplar.

New York: The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 1982. In wraps as issued. 98 pp. Near fine copy with only minor shelf wear.

Gutkind, 2023. Hardcover. 64 pp. Pænt eksemplar.

Princeton Architectural Press, 2005. Large 8vo in wraps as issued. 200 pages, richly color illustrated. Fine clean copy.

Aarhus Kunstmuseum, 1970. Lille 12mo. 24 pp. Hft. Slidt ved hjørner. 1. oplag.

J. W. Cappelens Forlag, 2005. Hardcover. 139 pages, illustrated by the author in color. Text in English. Edgewear to cover, else a clean very good copy.

Phaidon Focus, 2014. 8vo hardcover. 145 pages, w 120 illustrations. Fine.

Lindhardt & Ringhof 1974. 62 pp. Heftet. Omslag med skygge efter pris (se foto) ellers ren og pæn. 1. oplag. Fjært, en. [fjæ?rd; fj??r'd; fj??r?d] flt. -e(r). (ænyd. glda. f(j)ært, sv. fjärt, no. dial. fjart, jf. oldn. fretr, ty. furz, nt. fort, furt (jf. jy. fort), gr. pord?; vulg. ell. dial. (Feilb.I.305. IV.145. Kværnd.)) egl. handlingen at fjærte; ogs. om den udgaaende luft; hørlig “vind”. At lade en Fiert gaae. VSO. Jeg (dvs.: vorherre) har selv skabt ham (dvs.: en abe) – af en forvildet Fjært i min Bukselomme. AndNx.TPP.164. (spøg.:) Vi har vel nok hørt (kanonerne) knalde, hva' Kámmerat? sikken en Fjært de ku' præstere! RobLHans.EP.139. især i forb. slaa en fjært, slippe en vind; fjærte. *Han intet giøre kand, tør neppe slaa en . . . | Før han maa spørge først om det er hende kiært. Holb.Paars.205. VSO. Saa haler han op i Bukserne og slaar en stor Fjært. And Nx.PE.I.194. som (spøg.) betegnelse for noget meget ringe ell. slet intet. *Hand det skatter | For 1000 Ducater, | Som ey er værdt | Een fiert. Cit. beg. af 18. aarh. (NkS4° 821. 103). *Ja tit mand strider for det, som ey meer er værdt, | Ey meere vigtigt er, end denne Ruuses . . . Holb.Paars.155. alle render som Narre efter hverandre, og faar ingenting, og den, der bliver sidst i Rækken, faar en Fjært. AndNx.M.69. ordspr.: † der er ingen frue sa bært (se u. bjært), hun vil jo have sin pisse fiært. Moth.F203. (efter PLaale.nr.241. jf. Mau.2440). + (jf. Hel-, Nonne-, Vigtigfjært ). i talem. (jf. ordspr. sp.1111,22) der var dem, for hvem det var en smal Sag at “gøre en Fjært til en (sic) Tordenskrald”, som det hed. Bregend.FT.32. efter ærter kommer fjærter, se Ært 3. (ODS).

Det Lille Forlag, 2000. 119 pp. Hft. Navnestempel mm. på titelbladet i øvrigt ren og pæn. Dansk udgave. Originaltitel: A treatise concerning the principles of human knowledge. (1685-1753).

Rævens Sorte Bibliotek, 1990. 240 pp. Hft. Noget slidt. Første danske udgave.