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The Branden Collection features compelling global inspired designs brimming with elegance and grace. The perfect addition for any home, these pieces will add eclectic charm to any room. The meticulously woven construction of these pieces boasts durability and will provide natural charm into your decor space. Made with Polypropylene in Turkey and has Medium Pile. Spot Clean Only, 1-Year Limited Warranty. Color: Taupe. Pattern: Oriental.

The Branden Collection features compelling global inspired designs brimming with elegance and grace. The perfect addition for any home, these pieces will add eclectic charm to any room. The meticulously woven construction of these pieces boasts durability and will provide natural charm into your decor space. Made with Polypropylene in Turkey and has Medium Pile. Spot Clean Only, 1-Year Limited Warranty. Color: Taupe. Pattern: Oriental.

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A collection of reflections from the popular psychologist and lecturer focuses on building greater self-esteem and spirituality, with practical suggestions on techniques for bringing satisfaction and joy into our everyday lives. Original. 25,000 first printing.

An anthology of Branden's three best-selling works presents The Psychology of Self-Esteem, Breaking Free, and The Disowned Self, along with an informative essay specially prepared for this edition

An anthology of Branden's three best-selling works presents The Psychology of Self-Esteem, Breaking Free, and The Disowned Self, along with an informative essay specially prepared for this edition

This book is in Very Good condition. There are normal signs of wear to cover edges. Binding is in great condition. May be some minimal highlighting/ marks in this book, but not enough to interfere with the ability to read or distract from reading.

Read Rand's own never-before-scene journal entries about the Brandons. Author Valliant shines light on the truth hidden by the Brandens' biographies and sets the record straight.

This Centennial Special contains references to 100 years of publishing activities in the Boston area. The feat was made possible mainly by Mr. Edmund Brown, who in 1909 incorporated his first publishing company, The Four Seas. With the advent of the Depression, he subsequently incorporated Bruce Humphries; finally in the sixties, he incorpo-rated Branden Press, which continues to this day as Branden Books. This volume also contains images of various published works as well as photos of art work published herewith for the first time, inclusive of the images on the front cover Boston Scene by Randolph Brown and The Boy Fishing by Marjorie Very on the back cover. Edmund was married to Alice Very, Chief Editor, and Randolph was his artist father. In his lifetime, Mr. Brown published more than two thousand authors and musicians as can be seen by the four extensive bibliographies in the book whose main feature is the re-publication of William Faulkner’s The Marble Faun as it was first published in 1924.

Introduction to Protein Structure gives an up-to-date account of the principles of protein structure, with examples of key proteins in their biological context generously illustrated in full colour to illuminate the structural principles described in the text.

The never-before published lectures of Nathaniel Branden on Ayn Rand's philosophy of Objectivism. These are the lectures that systematized Rand's views for the first time and made them available to the public.

Signed by author on half title page. First edition (no additional printings). Hard cover published by Branden Press in 1969. No dust jacket. Green covers with gilt lettering on spine. Covers have edge wear, binding is slightly cocked, and corners are bumped some. ; 8.50 X 5.50 X 1 inches; 275 pages; Signed by Author

The never-before published lectures of Nathaniel Branden on Ayn Rand's philosophy of Objectivism. These are the lectures that systematized Rand's views for the first time and made them available to the public.

The Disowned Self by Nathaniel Branden.

Previous Praise for Nathaniel Branden "Relentlessly revealing. . . the myth of Ayn Rand gives way to a full-sized portrait in contrasting colors, appealing and appalling, potent and paradoxical. . . . it takes a special kind of nerve to write such a book."--Norman Cousins, author of Head First and The Healing Heart Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged is one of the most influential books of the twentieth century-its popular impact ranked second only to the Bible in a major poll. Millions know Rand as one of this century's great thinkers, writers, and philosophers, yet much about the private Ayn Rand remains shrouded in mystery. Who was Ayn Rand? My Years with Ayn Rand charts the course of the clandestine, tempestuous relationship between the enigmatic author of Atlas Shrugged and The Fountainhead and Nathaniel Branden-her young disciple and future pioneer of the self-esteem movement. In this book, discover the real Ayn Rand through the eyes of the man who became her soul mate and shared her passions and philosophical ideals. Their tragic and tumultuous love story began with a letter written by Branden as an admiring teenage fan and Anded, more than twenty years later, with accusations of betrayal and bitter recriminations. My Years with Ayn Rand paints an unforgettable portrait of Ayn Rand-whose ideas, even today, can generate a maelstrom of controversy.

Robert Rauschenberg is one of the most important visual artists of the second half of the twentieth century. In Random Order, Branden Joseph examines Rauschenberg's work in the context of the American neo-avant-garde. One of the foundations of his study is Rauschenberg's professional relationship with experimental composer John Cage. From the moment of their encounter at Black Mountain College in 1952, Joseph argues, Rauschenberg and Cage initiated a new avant-garde project, one that approached the idea of difference not in terms of negation but as a positive force. Claiming that Rauschenberg's work cannot be understood solely from the standpoint of the Frankfurt School--whose theories have dominated discussions of avant-garde and neo-avant-garde aesthetics--Joseph turns to the theoretical positions of Gilles Deleuze and Jacques Derrida. Rauschenberg's neo-avant-garde was not a simple repetition of earlier avant-garde movements, Joseph shows, but a series of practices that opposed the rise of postwar spectacle, commodification, and mass conformity.Beginning with the White Paintings, Joseph examines Rauschenberg?s artistic development from 1951 to 1971. He looks at the black paintings, Red Paintings, Elemental Paintings and Elemental Sculptures, Combines and Combine paintings, transfer drawings and silkscreens, performances, and explorations in art and technology. Joseph?s study not only offers new interpretations of Rauschenberg?s work, but also deepens our understanding of the entire neo-avant-garde project.

In the wake of a fatal accident involving an Amish horse-and-buggy and an eighteen-wheeler, Professor Michael Branden, working with the Holmes County Sheriff’s Department, becomes suspicious about the true nature of the crash. His suspicions grow when the trustee of the dead man’s estate disappears a few days later, and Branden knows he has more on his hands than a buggy crash on a sleepy country road. Faced with Amish teenagers robbing buggies on dusty lanes, land swindles involving out-of-town developers, several people dead, and a bank official missing, Branden struggles to understand the connections that will eventually link all of the pieces together.Clouds without Rain is a well-plotted story about the core of the human condition, as illustrated by the thought and faith of the Amish, and by their stewardship of the land they hold sacred. Once again, P. L. Gaus provides compelling intrigue along with an insight into a culture making its way side by side with contemporary American life.

These are original hardbacks that were in Dr. Branden's inventory since 1983. The books are new and include their original covers. While the books are in perfect condition, the dust jackets show some shelf wear. No marks in the books, which are themselves fine.

First Death - an accident or a homicide? Second Death - a murder or a suicide? Events unfold quickly on a single Monday, the first day of classes for Professor Michael Branden's new semester. The tragedies envelope a Schwartzentruber sect, the most conservative of all Amish peoples, and Branden and Sheriff Bruce Robertson must wrestle with cultural and religious barriers in order to investigate. To make matters worse, a mother of seven Schwartzentruber children has apparently left with her youngest daughter Esther, in order to escape her dangerously depressed husband. Has she really left six children behind?