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- Combines Marxist, feminist, and post-structuralist ideas to show how Richardson’s writing anticipated many of the sexual and political concerns of our time.
- Francis Lee Jaques Artist-Naturalist Donald T. Luce and Laura M. Andrews 1982 Fall
- A biographical essay illustrated with Jaques’s drawings and paintings. Published in association with the Bell Museum of Natural History in Minneapolis.
- Minnesota’s Geology Richard W. Ojakangas and Charles L. Matsch 2001 Fall
- The classic book on the state’s unique geology, now back in print!
- Berkeley Critical and Interpretive Essays Colin Turbayne, Editor 1982 Fall
- Consequences of Pragmatism Essays 1972-1980 Richard Rorty 1982 Fall
- Challenging the presupposition of Anglo-American analytic philosophy, Rorty suggests a new role for philosophy in contemporary culture.
- Toward an Aesthetic of Reception Hans Robert Jauss 1982 Fall
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- Social and Political Philosophy Peter A. French, Theodore E. Uehling Jr. and Howard K. Wettstein, Editors 1982 Fall
- Clinical Decisions and Laboratory Use Donald P. Connelly, Ellis S. Benson, M. Desmond Burke and Douglas Fenderson, Editors None None
- Germanic Accentology Anatoly Liberman None None
- “Liberman is a scholar of wide multilingual erudition, and has a magnificent gift for languages and their comparative analyses ... He is equally strong in the historical comparison of languages and in their typology. The problems of sound systems and especially their accentual patterning ... have led him to important new discoveries ... This book is a welcome substantial contribution to the cultural history of Germanic languages and to general linguistics.” - Roman Jackson
- Fishes of the Minnesota Region Gary L. Phillips, William D. Schmid and James C. Underhill 1982 Spring
- A guide to the 149 species of fish found in Minnesota waters.
- The Limits of Utilitarianism Harlan B. Miller and William H. Williams, Editors 1982 Spring
- The Well-Tun’d Word Musical Interpretations of English Poetry, 1597-1651 Elise Bickford Jorgens None None
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- Proximity and Preference Problems in the Multidimensional Analysis of Large Data Sets Reginald G. Golledge and John N. Rayner, Editors None None
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