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This text examines what has been called "America's common faith." The list of contributors includes Robert N. Bellah, Will Herberg, David Little, Charles H. Long, Martin E. Marty, Leo Marx, Sidney E. Mead, Herbert Richardson, W. Lloyd Warner, John F. Wilson, and Donald G. Jones.

There is a bump in one corner of the book Signed by the Photographer Published by the Nazraeli Press New Masao Yamamoto's gorgeous new monograph, 'provides an ideal forum for his exquisite installations of intimate, dreamlike photographs. Working from a Zen philosophy of 'emptiness', Yamamoto makes images that are essentially vignettes of nature and our intersection with it, ruminating over the passage of time and memory. His finished prints are miniature treasures' averaging 3 x 5 inches and smaller - that are toned, stained, torn, marked, rubbed and creased. One has an experience of looking at a group of found vintage photographs, telling a familiar yet unique story. Printed on uncoated Japanese paper in an oversized format, comprises 59 photographs on 21 double-pages, including a double gatefold that opens to 52 x 16 inches. This is Yamamoto's fifth title with Nazraeli Press; A box of Ku, Nakazora, Omizuao and The Path of Green Leaves have all sold out, is limited to 2,500 copies, with a special edition of 150 copies.

A cura di Marcello Carmagnani e Ferruccio Pastore. Questo volume è il risultato della collaborazione tra la Fondazione Luigi Einaudi di Torino e FIERI, Forum Internazionale ed Europeo Ricerche sull'Immigrazione di Torino. Gli studi pubblicati riguardano i determinanti e le dinamiche dei flussi migratori, l'impatto delle migrazioni sui contesti di destinazione e attori, livelli e strategie dell'integrazione dei migranti. Al di là dei diversi orientamenti tematici e metodologici, i lavori presentati si caratterizzano per lo più per un taglio vasto e non strettamente specialistico: impostazione adottata intenzionalmente al fine di inquadrare i temi trattati e poter così cogliere gli elementi di novità apportati dalle grandi trasformazioni economiche e geopolitiche dell'ultimo decennio Il volume suggerisce inoltre quali sfide debba affrontare chi voglia tentare di capire le migrazioni in questa fase turbolenta e incerta e come, sia sul piano politico che su quello scientifico, siano necessarie innovazioni profonde, nelle impostazioni teoriche e negli approcci metodologici. cm 17 x 24, 328 pp., Fondazione Luigi Einaudi. Torino. Studi,56. Firenze, Olschki Ed. cm 17 x 24, 328 pp., brossura Fondazione Luigi Einaudi. Torino. Studi,56.

Francesca Meneghetti,Crocifissi lignei di Servi di Maria.Arte,devozione e conservazione nelle Confraternite tra XIV e XVII secolo.Udine 2020 Forum Editrice Pagine 255 Ills. brossura nuovo Language : Italian text Coll. Bibl.Jardin : settore saggistica

Prince Hal of Showbiz (Damn Yankees, West Side Story, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Fiddler on the Roof, Cabaret, Company, Follies) tells all in this fine theatrical autobiography that should finally clear up that messy problem of what it is that producers actually do -- i.e., everything. His energy seems to be rivalled only by that of Joe Papp; in 1954 (The Pajama Game) Prince was the youngest producer on Broadway, and now, 20 years later, he still is -- which says all that needs to be said about the Great White Way, which apparently Prince himself (due to the unpleasantries involved in moving Candide from Brooklyn to Manhattan) is on the verge of quitting. He discusses his successes and failures with candor and a total lack of sentiment, albeit not without pride -- mistakes he and others made, the shows he did for love and those he did for money (A Little Night Music). Also of interest is the practical info on such things as appropriate theater size, opening cities, and when to extend (or not) a run or go on the road. An engaging book by a man who, as much as anyone, created the modern musical.

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Prince Hal of Showbiz (Damn Yankees, West Side Story, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Fiddler on the Roof, Cabaret, Company, Follies) tells all in this fine theatrical autobiography that should finally clear up that messy problem of what it is that producers actually do -- i.e., everything. His energy seems to be rivalled only by that of Joe Papp; in 1954 (The Pajama Game) Prince was the youngest producer on Broadway, and now, 20 years later, he still is -- which says all that needs to be said about the Great White Way, which apparently Prince himself (due to the unpleasantries involved in moving Candide from Brooklyn to Manhattan) is on the verge of quitting. He discusses his successes and failures with candor and a total lack of sentiment, albeit not without pride -- mistakes he and others made, the shows he did for love and those he did for money (A Little Night Music). Also of interest is the practical info on such things as appropriate theater size, opening cities, and when to extend (or not) a run or go on the road. An engaging book by a man who, as much as anyone, created the modern musical.