At 04:21 PM 3/4/96 -0800, you wrote:
>I am looking for a copy of Heidegger's _The End of Philosophy, tr. Joan
>Stambaugh, (New York: Harper & Row, 1973), which I believe to be
>out-of-print. Anyone know of a place that has a copy for sale, or have an
>extra copy sitting around that they might want to sell me?
>Thanks a lot,
>Iain
>(ithomson@xxxxxxxx)
>
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>"Und wer gut verfolgt, lernt leicht f o l g e n: --ist er doch
>einmal--hinterher!"
>"And whoever persecutes well, learns readily how _to follow_: for he is
>used to going after somebody else!"
> --Nietzsche, "The Ugliest [haesslichste] Man" [i.e., the
>Socrates-in-Nietzsche], _Zarathustra_ IV.7.
All I can say is check out Black Oaks books and Moes in Berkeley.
They do searches, etc., and have quite a collection of out of print books,
especially of the more important writers.
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>I am looking for a copy of Heidegger's _The End of Philosophy, tr. Joan
>Stambaugh, (New York: Harper & Row, 1973), which I believe to be
>out-of-print. Anyone know of a place that has a copy for sale, or have an
>extra copy sitting around that they might want to sell me?
>Thanks a lot,
>Iain
>(ithomson@xxxxxxxx)
>
>---------------------------------------
>"Und wer gut verfolgt, lernt leicht f o l g e n: --ist er doch
>einmal--hinterher!"
>"And whoever persecutes well, learns readily how _to follow_: for he is
>used to going after somebody else!"
> --Nietzsche, "The Ugliest [haesslichste] Man" [i.e., the
>Socrates-in-Nietzsche], _Zarathustra_ IV.7.
All I can say is check out Black Oaks books and Moes in Berkeley.
They do searches, etc., and have quite a collection of out of print books,
especially of the more important writers.
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