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Dell/A Laurel Edition. 3rd printing, 1975. Soft cover. VERY GOOD+. Solid, tight, unmarked, minor edge/shelf wear only. 751 pp.

Inscribed "To Jim" by the author and signed "Best Always, Tyson" on ffep. Excellent AS NEW copy in a VG unclipped ($7.95) dust jacket with minor edge wear. "The central problem is that we have become an abstract society. Western man has divided his knowledge about life into two separate storehouses -one private and one public. The public storehouse contains only the information coming from the visual and aural senses, which deprives social man of the natural checks and balances of our full sensory system. This separation... has been denaturing our human society. It means that we don't share information coming to us through the senses of touch, taste and smell which are critical to our capabilities for intimacy, cooperation and adjusting to changed conditions." 235 pp.

Aquarian/HarperCollins, 1992. No markings found, light/minor wear. A few crimped corners. VG+. 432 pp.

Great copy, signed by Trilling on title page in felt-tip pen. Couple of PO stamps, tiny bumps upper and lower board edges hence NF, no other apparent flaws. Second printing. Mid-Century Essays No. 1. 59 pp.

First paperback printing, 1971. Remainder mark bottom edge, small stain outer edge, light staining top textblock edge. Interior clean/unmarked, binding solid. VERY GOOD. 306 pp. See PIC -copy you'll receive.

Alfred A. Knopf, NY. 3rd Edition, twelfth printing (1957), Corrected, Enlarged & Rewritten. Hardcover with dust jacket. FINE/VG. Black boards with gold to front and spine. Excellent unmarked copy with no apparent flaws. Price-clipped jacket has a few chips, creases, small loss head of spine, now Brodart protected. 517 pp + Index.

Weiser, 1997. Soft cover. 1st printing. AS NEW. Outstanding copy. Two tiny spots upper and outer edges otherwise flawless. Unread and unused. Prompt shipping with tracking, securely packed for safe transit. 322 pp.

New York: Modern Library. Near Fine/very good. 1950 only date given. Red cover. Light upper corner crease first few pgs. otherwise an excellent copy with no issues. Unmarked white pages. Price-clipped Dust Jacket has a few short closed tears, creases, chips at spine tips. Ten pages of ads at back. 477 pp.

1938. First edition?, no other printing info given. Black boards, gilt to spine, red topstain. VERY GOOD+ copy, no DJ. SIGNED/Inscribed by the author in 1943 (see pic). Binding tight, otherwise unmarked, minor wear to corners and spine ends. 485 pp.

Grossman, NY, 1969. FINE/VG+. Purple cloth boards, gilt and black to spine. Bump heel of spine, clean/unmarked, minimal wear. 1st printing stated. Unclipped ($4.95) Brodart covered dust jacket with a little chipping at spine tips, couple short closed tears. 146 pp.