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A Short History of Logic
Hardcover reprint of the original 1911 edition - beautifully bound in brown cloth covers featuring titles stamped in gold, 8vo - 6x9. No adjustments have been made to the original text, giving readers the full antiquarian experience. For quality purposes, all text and images are printed as black and white. This item is printed on demand. Book Information: Adamson, Robert. A Short History Of Logic. Indiana: Repressed Publishing LLC, 2012. Original Publishing: Adamson, Robert. A Short History Of Logic, . Edinburgh And London, W. Blackwood And Sons, 1911. Subject: Logic
Papers of Robert Adamson
The Acc07.044 instalment chiefly comprises drafts and correspondence relating to Adamson's autobiography Inside out. There is also other professional and personal correspondence, including between Adamson and Juno Gemes, and between Adamson and Gemes and a range of editors, agents, publishers, and event organisers (9 boxes).
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Wards of the State
Poetry, prose and photographs are combined to make up this autobiography of the author's childhood in Sydney and on the Hawkesbury River. His last book was 'The Clean Dark', which won three of Australia's major poetry awards.
Robert Adamson Manuscript Collection
Summary: Manuscripts, correspondence, notes, scrapbooks, galleys, proof pages, photographs and newspaper clippings concerning Adamson's works, 'The clean dark', 'Wards of the state', 'Selected poems, 1970-1990', and 'Waving to Hart Crane'. The collection also includes manuscripts and proofs of works by other Australian writers including 'The partiality of harbours', by Manfred Jurgensen (published by Adamson), 'Four Zoas of Australia', by Norman Talbot, 'Jane Interlinear and other poems', by Robert Harris, and 'Unintended consequences', by Lily Brett. Correspondents include Robert Harris, Anthony Lawrence, Peter Craven, Fay Zwicky, Kevin Hart and Gwen Harwood. A continuing collection.
Birds and Fish
The final collection from the award-winning 'poet of the Hawkesbury River' In the old days I used to think art That was purely imagined could fly higher Than anything real. Now I feel a small fluttering Bird in my own pulse, a connection to the sky. --from 'The Kingfisher's Soul' In the last year of his life, with the help of friend and poet Devin Johnston, Robert Adamson put together a selection of his writings on the natural world. Birds and Fish defines the presences in his life on the Hawkesbury River and includes excerpts from his autobiography, Inside Out, as well as essays written over the years for Fishing World; some prose poems; and journal excerpts related to his bowerbird Spinoza. Adamson's prose is vivid, precise, and draws on his life on the river and his poetic sensibility. The final book will include selected black and white photographs by Adamson's partner Juno Gemes. '[Adamson] is as deft and resourceful a craftsman as exists, and his poems move with a clarity and ease I find unique.' --Robert Creeley 'Robert Adamson is one of Australia's national treasures.' --John Ashbery
Hill and Adamson
Publisher Fact Sheet Presents nearly 50 photographs from the unlikely partnership (1843-1848) between the respected painter David Octavius Hill & the young engineer Robert Adamson, including experiments with portraits, staged dramatic photographs, & architectural & landscape images.
The Goldfinches of Baghdad
Poetry. Robert Adamson has long been recognized as one of Australia's major poets, from his early writing as a poet maudit in Sydney through twenty books of verse and prose. In THE GOLDFINCHES OF BAGHDAD, he explores the landscape of the Hawkesbury River, sounding its waters and wildlife for psychological resonances. As Robert Creeley writes, "Robert Adamson is that rare instance of a poet who can touch all the world and yet stay particular, local to the body he's been given in a literal time and place. He is as deft and resourceful a craftsman as exists, and his poems move with a clarity and ease I find unique."
