152pp. ISSN-0033-3557 Contributions: Douglas Stalker & Clark Glymour, "The Malignant Object: Thoughts on Public Sculpture" (with four glossy black and white photo-illustrations of examples of Public Art), pp. 3-21; Wolf Von Eckardt, John Beardsley, Ronald Lee Fleming, Edward Levine, "Dissent from 'The Malignant Object'", pp. 22-34, with a Reply by Stalker & Glymour, pp. 34-36; Mark Lilla, "Art and Anxiety: The Writing on the Wall", pp. 37-54; Blanche Bernstein, "Shouldn't Low-Income Fathers Support Their Children?", pp. 55-71; John C. Pittenger & Peter Kuriloff, "Educating the Handicapped: Reforming a Radical Law", pp. 72-96; Edgar O. Olsen, "Housing programs and the forgotten taxpayer", pp. 97-109; Irving Welfeld, "Improving Housing Allowances", pp. 110-118; Robert J. Shapiro, "Politics and the Federal Reserve", pp. 119-139; James Coleman, "Summer Learning and School Achievement", pp. 140-144; "Current Reading," pp. 145-149; "Back Issues Available @ $4.00" : No. 55 (Spring, 1979)-No. 65 (Spring, 1981), an index of authors and article titles in the issues, pp. 150-152. Only flaw is light blue cover sun ned to taupe, wrapping around across spine and onto rear cover for a trapezoidal strip down right rear cover (3/4" at bottom by 1 1/4" at top), remainder of rear cover (most of it) a slightly toned light blue. No previous owner names. Clean text. Tight binding, sharp corners, no rubbing wear. Unread.

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Title: The Public Interest, Number 66 (Winter 1982) "Art and Society"
Publisher: National Affairs, Inc., New York
Publication Date: 1982
Language: English
Binding: Soft cover
Edition: 1st Edition
Condition: Near Fine

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Retired academic's reference library with specialization in philosophy, religion, science, and mathematics--all scholarly subject areas; Pre-Socratics to contemporary; biographies; some series collections. General stock also, including fiction, poetry, literary criticism, mysteries, some foreign language, children's, history, sociology, psychology, education. Some signed copies.

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