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Perversion and the Social Relation: sic IV (Sic (Durham, N.C.), 4.)

2 reviews

Duke University Press, 2003

complexity of perversion
The essays in this collection represent the range of psychoanalytic theories on perversion and their application to cultural analysis as well as literary, historical, and cinematic texts. It contains a reprint of Bruce Fink's accessible discussion of the Lacanian theory of perversion as well as Octave Mannoni's seminal, and previously untranslated, article, which informs the work of many French ...

Top-Tones for the Saxophone: Four-Octave Range

7 reviews
Sigurd M. Rascher

Carl Fischer Music Dist, 1994

essential
This book is a must for any saxophonist with intent of improving tone quality and centering pitch throughout the entire range. I have found that the overtones section is the best way to warm up in any situation. If your aim is to develop the upper range and altissimo, then get this book! Be sure to read the notes by Rascher!

The Octave of Angels

2 reviews
Margaret McAllister

Eerdmans Books for Young Readers, 2002

A "gentle" mystery for upper elementary
Young Calum moves to Beckerton, his family's ancestral town, and learns that the village is not so welcoming to newcomers. He becomes involved with an ancient tradition and a not-quite-as-ancient mystery, making friends along the way. I would classify this story as a "gentle" read, recommending it to children who don't want anything scary and/or to parents who don't want violence, occult, ...