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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.

First Edition, stated, November 2003. FINE/FINE. 573 pp.

Anchor Books, 1962. Strong sturdy copy with minor marginalia to two copyright pages else unmarked. Reading creases, minor wear. VG. 522 pp.

Washington, D.C.: Federal Housing Administration, 1939. Hardcover, 1st. Maps, Diagrams and Figures throughout. Burgundy boards with gold lettering to front and spine. PO name and date ffep, their stamp last blank page. Solid, clean copy. No DJ. VERY GOOD+. 178 pp.

Bantam, 1969, stated 5th printing. Paperback. Tight, minor wear, unmarked pages close to white. Robert W. Marks Introduction. VG+. 366 pp.