Technology and social progress: synergism or conflict? (HC, 1969) – VG cond.
Technology of social progress. National programs and the progress of technological societies. Direct and indirect effects of large technology programs.
Technology of social progress. National programs and the progress of technological societies. Direct and indirect effects of large technology programs.
FROZEN HELL by JOHN W. CAMPBELL, JR. Wildside Press, 2019. First edition. TRADE PAPERBACK issue. There were also a simultanbeous trade hardcover and a limited hardcover. This is the original, long version of Campbell's classic "Who Goes There?".
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Barbara's experience, knowledge and common sense style of lecturing have made her a popular and sought after speaker in Australia and internationally. The body can self heal by its very design, and you can design a program that will enable the body to do the very thing it was made to do- heal itself.
Leather Bound Edition having Spine and corners bind in original leather with Golden Leaf Printing on spine. Leather: Genuine Leather. Reprinted in 2022 with the help of original edition published long back [1896].
Good copy, tight binding, unmarked pages cover shows normal wear.
The "Man and His Mind" volume 1 of the Encyclopedia of Mind, Body, and Health is a vintage nonfiction book published in 1969 by Medical Press. Written by Joseph Handler, this encyclopedic work delves into the topics of health, mind, genetics, and evolution. The hardcover book features rare illustrations and is written in English, making it a valuable resource for adults interested in the fields of health, psychology, and medicine. With a vintage feel and unique insights, this book offers a glimpse into the minds of both individuals and the medical community in the late 1960s.