| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
|---|
| 000167 (2009) |
Robert E. Cazden | The Provision of German Books in America during the Eighteenth Century |
| 000173 (2009) |
Paul Kaufman | Some Community Libraries in Eighteenth Century Europe: A Reconnaissance |
| 000177 (2009) |
David Charlton [Royaume-Uni] | Rousseau and Favart at Fontainebleau, Pergolesi at Versailles |
| 000190 (2009) |
Paul Kaufman | Persian Literature in the West: A Reconnaissance |
| 000201 (2009) |
Kirsten Drotner | Media Ethnography - An Other Story? |
| 000594 (2006) |
Miranda Welby-Everard | Imaging the Actor: the Theatre of Claude Cahun |
| 000625 (2005) |
Don Fader | The ‘Cabale du Dauphin’, Campra, and Italian Comedy: The Courtly Politics of French Musical Patronage around 1700 |
| 000626 (2005) |
Peter Holman | The birth of the orchestra |
| 000627 (2005) |
Maribeth Clark | The Role of Gustave, ou Le bal masqué in Restraining the Bourgeois Body of the July Monarchy |
| 000732 (2003) |
Linda Walsh | ‘Crushing infamy’: The Revolutionary Sculpture of Joseph Chinard |
| 000A58 (1998) |
Joanna Radwanska-Williams [République populaire de Chine] | Writings in general linguistics |
| 000A59 (1998) |
Chang-Tai Hung [États-Unis] | Women and sexuality in China: Female sexuality and gender since 1949 |
| 000A60 (1998) |
Hans Pols [États-Unis] | William James on consciousness beyond the margin |
| 000A61 (1998) |
Alan Costall [Royaume-Uni] | Visual explanations: Images and quantities, evidence and narrative |
| 000A63 (1998) |
Daniel Levine [États-Unis] | Under the cover of kindness: The invention of social work |
| 000A64 (1998) |
Brent D. Slife [États-Unis] | Theoretical issues in psychology |
| 000A65 (1998) |
Trevor Turner [Royaume-Uni] | The wing of madness: The life and work of R. D. Laing |
| 000A66 (1998) |
John Carson [États-Unis] | The science and politics of racial research |
| 000A67 (1998) |
James Gilbert [États-Unis] | The opening of the American mind: Canons, culture, and history |
| 000A68 (1998) |
B. Edward Mcclellan [États-Unis] | The making of the modern university: Intellectual transformation and the marginalization of morality |
| 000A69 (1998) |
Gerald N. Izenberg [États-Unis] | The lure of dreams: Sigmund Freud and the construction of modernity |
| 000A70 (1998) |
Charles E. Reagan [États-Unis] | The hermeneutics of action |
| 000A71 (1998) |
Marlene Shore | The first moderns: Profiles in the origins of twentieth‐century thought; Prehistories of the future: The primitivist project and the culture of modernism |
| 000A72 (1998) |
Randy Harris | The emergence of semantics in four linguistic traditions: Hebrew, Sanskrit, Greek, Arabic. Amsterdam studies in the theory and history of linguistic science, Series III—Studies in the history of the language sciences 82 |
| 000A73 (1998) |
Lawrence A. Scaff [États-Unis] | The barbarism of reason: Max Weber and the twilight of enlightenment; Max Weber: Politics and the spirit of tragedy |
| 000A74 (1998) |
Gary D. Jaworski [États-Unis] | Simmel on culture: Selected writings |
| 000A75 (1998) |
Dianne F. Sadoff [États-Unis] | Saint Hysteria: Neurosis, myticism, and gender in European culture |
| 000A80 (1998) |
Richard Wightman Fox [États-Unis] | Religious advocacy and American history |
| 000A81 (1998) |
Paul Jerome Croce [États-Unis] | Pure experience: The response to William James |
| 000A84 (1998) |
Allan Megill [États-Unis] | On the edge of the cliff: History, language, and practices |
| 000A87 (1998) |
Irina Sirotkina [Russie, États-Unis] | No asylum: State psychiatric repression in the former USSR |
| 000A88 (1998) |
Brian Fagan [États-Unis] | Nationalism, politics, and the practice of archaeology |
| 000A89 (1998) |
Norma Basch [États-Unis] | Making the American self: Jonathan Edwards to Abraham Lincoln |
| 000A91 (1998) |
Jennifer Mcrobert | Kant's intuitionism: A commentary on the transcendental aesthetic |
| 000A92 (1998) |
Amy Plantinga Pauw [États-Unis] ; Henry P. Mobley [États-Unis] | Jonathan Edwards's writings; Text, context, interpretation |
| 000A93 (1998) |
José M. Gondra [Espagne] | J. L. Moreno |
| 000A94 (1998) |
Peter N. Stearns [États-Unis] | Inventing the psychological: Toward a cultural history of emotional life in America |
| 000A95 (1998) |
Lawrence E. Marks [États-Unis] | Interactions: Some contacts between the natural sciences and the social sciences |
| 000A96 (1998) |
Michael M. Ames [Canada] | Hybrids of modernity: Anthropology, the nation state, and the universal exhibition |
| 000A97 (1998) |
Frits Stuurman [Pays-Bas] | Historical roots of linguistic theories; History of linguistics 1993 |
| 000A98 (1998) |
Graham Richards [Royaume-Uni] | Historical dimensions of psychological discourse |
| 000A99 (1998) |
Michael Bryant [États-Unis] | Gesammelte Briefe: Band I 1910–1918 |
| 000B00 (1998) |
Paul Roazen [Canada] | Dispatches from the Freud wars: Psychoanalysis and its passions |
| 000B02 (1998) |
Nancy K. Innis [Canada] | Connections in the history and systems of psychology |
| 000B03 (1998) |
Mark Infusino [États-Unis] | Cognitive psychology in the Middle Ages |
| 000B04 (1998) |
David J. Schneider [États-Unis] | Bettelheim: A life and a legacy |
| 000B05 (1998) |
Mary Ann Jimenez [États-Unis] | Benjamin Rush, MD: A bibliographic guide |
| 000B06 (1998) |
Bruce Eastwood [États-Unis] | Before science. The invention of the Friars' natural philosophy |
| 000B07 (1998) |
Andrew S. Winston [Canada] | B. F. Skinner and behaviorism in American culture |
| 000B08 (1998) |
Shulamit Reinharz [États-Unis] | A history of sociological research methods in America, 1920–1960 |
| 000B09 (1998) |
Harry M. Marks [États-Unis] | A half‐century of peer review, 1946–1996 |
