Anthony Korner (93 results)

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Magazine Style. Condition: Good. Good used condition - no markings some obvious light to medium cover wear. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Magazine Style. Condition: Good. Good used condition - no markings some obvious light to medium cover wear. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Magazine Style. Condition: Good. Good used condition - no markings some obvious light to medium cover wear. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

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Paperback. First edition. Very Good+ perfect-bound, oversized magazine with light wear at the edges; square, tight, uncreased spine. SHIPPED THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING AND CARDBOARD. 152 pages; color and b&w images throughout; 10.5 x 10.5 inches. Contents include: features on Ed van der Elsken, the Whitney Biennial, Jess; stories on Daido Moriyama, Nic Nicosia, Paul Cadmus and much more. Full-page ads for Anselm Kiefer, Cindy Sherman, Richard Prince, Georg Baselitz, Sol Lewitt, and of course many more artists.

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Condition: Gut. 106 S. Einband leicht berieben. - A Letter to Peder Bonnier from Lucio Pozzi -- Reckoning with Notation: The Drawings of Pollock, Newman and Louis, by Kenneth Baker -- "Some Place Enormously Moveable" The Collaboration of Arakawa and Madeline H. Gins, by Robert Creeley -- Long Walks, by Nancy Foote -- Malcolm Morley: Talking About Seeing, by Klaus Kertess -- Suzanne Harris: The Energy of Time, by Ted Castle -- In the Streets of China, by Joel Meyerowitz -- Working in the Streets of Shanghai and Guilin, by Charles Simonds -- The Ten Frustrations, or, Waving and Smiling Across the Great Cultural Abyss, by Lucy R. Lippard -- Crowds, by Joel Meyerowitz -- Souvenir Cards. -- (untitled), by Jean C. Pigozzi -- Disquieting Norms, by Max Kozloff. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550 Mit zahlr. auch farb. Abb. Geheftet.

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Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 216 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.50 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Communicative Exchange, Psychotherapy and the Resonant Self, Anthony Korner demonstrates how important communication and resonance are to the development of a sense of self. This process of realization is embedded in social relatedness and is intrinsically tied to language.Uniquely presenting a collaborative approach to research, this book illuminates the potential for change that lies in therapy that engages both heart and mind between patient and therapist, as well as demonstrating how language and relating are fundamental to psychotherapy. Korner explains how language engenders growth through communicative processes that shape lives and personality. Korner helps the reader see how communicative exchanges can be transformative. Brimmed with emotive clinical material, literary illustrations and reports of first-hand life experience, Korner demonstrates how the combination of knowledge and evocation of feeling in human connection is central to psychotherapeutic process. An intersubjective approach to research is put forward as exemplar of how the minds of both patient and therapist might be employed in furthering understanding of psychotherapeutic process. This book will be an essential resource for mental health clinicians involved in psychodynamic psychotherapy, as well as more generally to people interested in understanding human connections. This book highlights the importance of communicative processes to personality development, the potential for change that lies in therapy that engages both heart and mind and a collaborative approach to research, involving both patient and therapist. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Communicative Exchange, Psychotherapy and the Resonant Self, Anthony Korner demonstrates how important communication and resonance are to the development of a sense of self. This process of realization is embedded in social relatedness and is intrinsically tied to language.Uniquely presenting a collaborative approach to research, this book illuminates the potential for change that lies in therapy that engages both heart and mind between patient and therapist, as well as demonstrating how language and relating are fundamental to psychotherapy. Korner explains how language engenders growth through communicative processes that shape lives and personality. Korner helps the reader see how communicative exchanges can be transformative. Brimmed with emotive clinical material, literary illustrations and reports of first-hand life experience, Korner demonstrates how the combination of knowledge and evocation of feeling in human connection is central to psychotherapeutic process. An intersubjective approach to research is put forward as exemplar of how the minds of both patient and therapist might be employed in furthering understanding of psychotherapeutic process. This book will be an essential resource for mental health clinicians involved in psychodynamic psychotherapy, as well as more generally to people interested in understanding human connections. This book highlights the importance of communicative processes to personality development, the potential for change that lies in therapy that engages both heart and mind and a collaborative approach to research, involving both patient and therapist. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

flessibile. Condition: Ottimo (Fine). Testo in inglese, 160 p., f.to cm 26,5x26,5, brossura, illustrazioni a colori e b/n, ottime condizioni. Book.

4°, hardcover, dustjacket. 218 pp Very fine copy. Eingehende Bestellungen werden bestätigt, können wegen Urlaubs aber erst am 06.02.2026 versendet werden. Incoming order will be confirmed, but due to holidays cannot be shipped before February 6th, 2026. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 0.

Paperback. Condition: Gut. 100, 123, 98, 135, 126, 105, 122 p., mostly pictures and fotos, Good condition. Cover very slightly worn. -- Contents: Febr. 1982: Solidarnosc, by Lawrence Weschler -- Bop Art, by Glenn O'Brien -- Forged Image Centerfold by Andy Warhol -- Portrait of Andy Warhol by Christopher Makos -- Issey Miyake: Sewing a Second Skin -- Juke Joint Jazz, by Marie Cosindas -- Paradise and Lunch: Advertising's Architecture of Heaven, by Bazon Brock -- Altered States.: Newspaper Photographs , by Harold Evans -- Vulgar Modernism, by J. Hoberman -- let X=X: a record and its jacket by Laurie Anderson -- Books: Richard Flood on Hardboiled America -- Reviews, from New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, London, -- Liverpool, Rome, Bologna, and Paris. -- Nov. 1984: Doctor Lawyer Indian Chief: " 'Primitivism' in 20th Century Art" at the Museum of Modern Art in 1984, by Thomas McEvilley -- Sign on a Truck, by Jenny Holzer -- Campaign 1984, by Alison Gardner Pratt -- Terry Winters' Earthly Anecdotes, by Prudence Carlson -- Naming Pictures: Conversations between Lee Krasner and -- John Bernard Myers, by John Bernard Myers -- In the American Grain: Robert Helm, by James Ivory -- Tracking Some Angles: A Talk with Alain Resnais, by Frederic Tuten -- Poets and Art: John Ashbery, Tony Towle, Ann Lauterbach, and Barry Schwabsky interviewed by John Yau; with poems by Michael Brownstein, Ashbery, Towle, Lauterbach, Schwabsky, and Rene Ricard -- Hilton Kramer: An Appreciation, by Thomas Lawson -- Books: Lionel Lambourne on The Collected Letters of William Morris -- Forum: Philosophy and Art: Elective Affinities in an Arranged Marriage, by Donald Kuspit -- Bruce Springsteen: In Your Heart You Know He's Right, by Greil Marcus. -- Dec. 1984: Max Beckmann Is Still in Exile, by Kenneth Baker -- Climbing Up a Ramp to Discover German Art, by Annelie Pohlen -- Steven Campbell: The Case of the Waggling Leg, by Stuart Morgan -- Eluding Definition, by Kate Linker -- Mozart, Puccini, Bizet, and McLaren, by Glenn O'Brien. -- Oct. 1985: ON LOCATION -- A studio made en plein air. James Nares reaps the wind in golden green. INGRID SISCHY -- 6 -- MARGINALIA -- The original sin. -- THOMAS McEVILLEY -- 7 -- LIKE ART -- Docu-Ads. Marketing realism in 30-second spots. -- GLENN O'BRIEN -- TURNED OUT -- Courreges in a snit. Sprouse in a spot. St. Laurent in an art book. Originals knocked off, knocked down, and the mental life of apricots. -- WILLIAM WILSON -- MODERN LIFE -- Security check for image hostages. Read this or else. CARTER RATCLIFF -- ROUND UP -- Architects take leave of their senses; Arata Isozaki takes his along. -- HERBERT MUSCHAMP -- THE CAVE -- The celluloid cannot hold. Did you see who Alexis kissed last night? -- WOLFRAM SCHUTTE -- SPEAKER TO SPEAKER -- The Slits, 1977: why they still don't make sense. -- GRE1L MARCUS -- - BOOKS -- Wiping up after Bataille. The perils of intellectual sanitation. DONALD KUSP1T -- SLANT -- Art jockeying in the Sistine Discos. -- GLENN O'BRIEN -- A BRUSH WITH THE REAL -- Bertrand Lavier painting in the light of everyday. -- GERMANO CELANT -- THE WORLD AND ITS TRADITIONS OR THE TRADITION OF THE WORLD -- Lothar Baumgarten inspects the values declared by customs. DENYS ZACHAROPOULOS -- VERNON FISHER AT HOME ON THE RANGES -- The critics and the sparrows. -- SUSAN FREUDENHEIM -- JAPANT-GARDE JAPANORAMA -- The art of mutual misunderstanding. -- J. HOBERMAN -- NON-UMENTS -- The all-consuming quakes of Gordon Matta-Clark. -- JUDITH RUSSI KIRSHNER -- PROJECT -- With a note by Manuel J. Borja. -- ANTONI TAPIES -- MISTY CHANNELS -- Stephen McKenna's arcadias, allegories, and dead nudes. -- LISA LIEBMANN -- PROJECT -- The raw and the coiffed. -- CINZIA RUGGER1. -- Nov. 1985: ON LOCATION -- Robert Ryman's studio. A wall of reminders. -- AMY BAKER SANDBACK -- GROUNDUP -- SCIENCE FICTION, WESTERNS, ODYSSEYS, ROMANCE, HEADLINES, obits. Narrative architects design the city as it lives. Stories on top of stories. -- A plot on every plot. -- HERBERT MUSCHAMP -- REMOTE CONTROL -- Television, the permanent guest-we'll be right back. BARBARA KRUGER -- MODERN LIFE -- Double lives. Paintings in trench coats. -- CARTER RATCLIFF -- SPEAKER TO SPEAKER -- The new pop mainstream. One star per customer GREIL MARCUS -- LIKE ART -- Like Albers. Consistent. -- GLENN O'BRIEN -- BOOKS -- Raymond Camey's study of John Cassavetes, American Dreamer-asleep on the job. CARRIE RICKEY -- AN EDITING ROOM OF ONE'S OWN -- The films of Margarethe von Trotta. -- WOLFRAM SCHUTTE -- LIGHT-YEARS -- James Turrell's Roden Crater. Photographs of the work in progress, with a note by Jeff Kelley -- BETWEEN ATLAS AND SISYPHUS -- Matt Mullican's world. -- GERMANO CELANT -- CLIFFHANGING -- Gerhard Merz crossing over high myths. -- INGRID REIN -- A GRAVE SITUATION FOR -- MARCEL BREUER'S WHITNEY -- Style wars. -- JOSEPH GIOVANNINI -- pOPTOMETRY -- Ripples on Yasgur's pond. -- CARLO McCORMICK -- MORE GOLDEN THAN GOLD -- The angelic antagonist. -- THOMAS McEVILLEY -- HOPES AND DOTS -- An interview with Mario Nigro. -- LISA LICITRA PONTI. -- Dec. 1985: ON LOCATION -- Cindy Sherman's camera kabuki. -- INGRID SISCHY -- MARGINALIA -- Who will occupy the deep space in recent painting? -- THOMAS McEVILLEY -- THE CAVE -- Claude Lanzmann's film Shoah (Annihilation) and the ethics of reconstructing the Third Reich. WOLFRAM SCHUTTE -- GROUND UP -- Timesharing. -- HERBERT MUSCHAMP -- OBJECT -- Duchampian chance and poetry in Japanese-language word processors. The Bride's (flower) Stripped Bare by her Bachelors, Even. -- SEIGOW MATSUOKA -- MODERN LIFE -- History is still bunk. -- CARTER RATCLIFF -- LIKE ART -- Station breaks. The electronic vaudeville circuit. -- GLENN O'BRIEN -- MASSCULTURE -- All the news that's Jit to snapshoot. -- SHINICHIRO KURIMOTO -- SPEAKER TO SPEAKER -- Beyond the grave, rock critic Theodor Adorno meets the Mekons. GREIL MARCUS -- THE WORLD IN A DROP OF WATER -- Georgia O'Keeffes vision has never been wider than in her early watercolors. -- KENNETH BAKE.

4°, 120 S. mit farbigen und s/w Abbildungen, Orig.-Karton. Mit Beiträgen über Francis Picabia, Pop, Sigmar Polke, Timothy O'Sullivan, Henry Adams, Werner Schroeter, Jeff Wall, Lucas Samaras, Robert Kushner.- Zeitschrift teils knickspurig, Heftung minimal gelockter. Sonst gutes Exemplar.