Search Results: Men's Studies from The Owl at the Bridge

Princeton University Press, 1997. Hard Cover. xv, 367 p. 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p.[331]-351) and indexes. On how Greek poetry was read in social groups of both men and women. At the heart is a study of Sappho her friends and associates. Explores the oral tradition and the bards and bardism. The sex roles of women in literature and the social life and customs as reflected in an imaginative reading of the poems. Stock 100,998x. Fine/ dj fine. Classical World Greek Literature

Evanston, Northwestern UP, 1968. "As councillor and then as chancellor, Bellièvre joined with a select group of crown servants to form an administrative élite." Hard Cover. xiii, 157 pages; 23.5 cm. VG, scholar Nancy Roelker's copy with her pencil notes/ no dj. Stock#28346.

Boston: Beacon Press, c1995. Soft Cover. xiii, 272 p.; 24 cm. 27 pieces by African American men expressing what it is to achieve masculinity in the United States. Stock#39379. Good+/ paper.

NY, Macmillan, 1926. Series: English Men of Letters. Hard Cover. 3 p.l., 220 p.; 18 cm. Close study of Whitman's language and meter; a nice analysis of the poetry by a sympathetic critic. Vg/no dj. stock#101948.

N.Y., Macmillan, 1981.. Hard Cover. ix, 243 p. 21.5 cm. Actually 24 questions plus an epilogue: What do women want? Stock #29,153. Vg/ dj vg.