[Rarebooks] FS: Pearl Buck OF MEN AND WOMEN Inscribed to Ashley Montagu
Charles Agvent
agvent at erols.com
Thu Dec 27 10:41:38 EST 2007
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BUCK, Pearl. OF MEN AND WOMEN. New York: The John Day Company
(1941). First Edition. A book based on Buck's belief that "our very
democracy is threatened by the unbalance between men and women."
SIGNED and INSCRIBED by the author on the front endpaper for Ashley
Montagu "with deep appreciation." Ashley Montagu was an
anthropologist and a prolific writer whose writing credits include
over 50 books. He was an early proponent of gene-environment
interaction and constantly stressed the effect an individual's life
history had upon the potential and limitations provided by an
individual's genetic makeup. Some of Montagu's best-known works
include THE NATURAL SUPERIORITY OF WOMEN (1953) and THE ELEPHANT MAN
(1971), which inspired the Tony Award-winning play and movie. Near
Fine in a Good dustwrapper. $450.00
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