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Gertrude was continually rearranging the works, featuring new ones or
attempting to revive interest in an old one by placing it in a position of
prominence. She also had her own Salon des Refus6s, a small room into which
were dispatched ...
Gertrude was continually rearranging the works, featuring new ones or
attempting to revive interest in an old one by placing it in a position of
prominence. She also had her own Salon des Refus6s, a small room into which
were dispatched ...
Pagina 272
The switch of interest she had shown in the course of her work under William
James, from the experiments to the subjects, from the reactions to the reactors,
had already been repeated in far different circumstances, throughout her life
Gertrude ...
The switch of interest she had shown in the course of her work under William
James, from the experiments to the subjects, from the reactions to the reactors,
had already been repeated in far different circumstances, throughout her life
Gertrude ...
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As journalism, the book was convincing and full of human interest, and as the
documentary record of a national experience had the advantage of both a closely
observant eye and a richly participant spirit. At a time when the fabulous ...
As journalism, the book was convincing and full of human interest, and as the
documentary record of a national experience had the advantage of both a closely
observant eye and a richly participant spirit. At a time when the fabulous ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Third Rose: Gertrude Stein and Her World An Atlantic Monthly Press book |
| Auteur | John Malcolm Brinnin |
| Uitgever | Little, Brown, 1959 |
| Lengte | 427 pagina's |
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