The Harper Dictionary of Modern Thought

This hardcover edition is in good condition, with visible library markings indicative of its prior use. The cover exhibits some wear, including a noticeable stain, but remains structurally sound. The pages are intact, with no inscriptions or signatures. The dust jacket condition is unknown, as it is not present in the photos.

Edited by Alan Bullock and Oliver Stallybrass, "The Harper Dictionary of Modern Thought" is a comprehensive reference work published by Harper & Row in 1977. This First U.S. Edition serves as an essential guide to contemporary philosophical ideas and movements, offering readers a thorough exploration of modern thought. Originally published in England as "The Fontana Dictionary of Modern Thought," this edition provides valuable insights into the evolving landscape of intellectual discourse. The book is bound in hardcover, with a sturdy red cloth cover, and is categorized under reference and philosophy genres. As a former library book, it carries typical library markings, adding a layer of historical interest. This edition is ideal for collectors and scholars interested in the progression of modern intellectual ideas. Condition specifics are noted below.