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Foxe, Arthur. FAR.
Circa [1975]. [1975]. Very good
- A typed manuscript, bound in red cloth & titled in gilt between gilt rules on the spine. The binding is lightly rubbed. Unnumbered pages typed on one side only, with pencil corrections & notations and with additional poems, also with corrections, tipped on the rear endpaper, pastedown & blanks. A folded, one-page poem with numerous pencil corrections is laid in. Unique and apparently unpublished. Signed on the front endpaper by the author Arthur Foxe, who was a Freudian psychiatrist and expert in criminology.
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75.00 USD
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Foda, Aun (pseudonym of Arthur Foxe). GARBO: A COMMENTARY ON THE TIMES. By Aun Foda.
New York The Afe Press, 1932. 1932. Very good
ONE OF ONLY 12 COPIES, SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR - Quarto, 11-1/4 inches high by 8-1/2 inches wide. Blue cloth titled in gilt on the spine. The covers are rubbed and soiled. Title, table of contents, and 60 mechanically reproduced pages, printed on one side, with occasional holograph corrections penned in ink. The title page and colophon are printed on both sides of a light blue sheet, with the text printed on cream stock. The leaves are slightly darkened along the edges. Very good. Limited edition of only 12 numbered copies. This copy signed "Aun Foda" by the author at the top of the front endpaper. Aun Foda is a pseudonym for the psychiatrist and psycho-therapist Dr. Arthur Foxe. The work at hand is a study of the psychological significance and relevance of Greta Garbo as a symbol. Dr. Foxe also occasionally sidetracks to examine the influence of other screen idols, Charlie Chaplin and his work in particular, on the human psyche.
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150.00 USD
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Foxe, Arthur N., M.D. THE OATH OF HIPPOCRATES. Reprinted from the Psychiatric Quarterly Vol. 19, pages 17-25, January, 1945. (Cover title).
Utica, NY: State Hospitals Press, 1945. 1945. Fine
- Octavo, softcover bound in printed gray wraps. 9 pages. Near fine. In discussing the relevance of the oath to modern medicine, Foxe writes: "The oath on deleterious or mischievous regimens is of obvious import todady as is that on poisons. The oath on abortions may find more lax attitudes today, but one might hope that abortions, some day, will be replaced by the adopting out of unwanted children rather than their destruction...." He goes on to suggest that "it is now possible to rewrite the oath in a form more comprehensible to the modern Mind. It becomes a noble oath, the culmination of Greek medicine, not so nearly approached before or again." His new version of the oath reads in part: "I swear to join with the forces that heal in wound and disease, for man and mankind, with an attitude of courage, kindliness, protectiveness, cheerful serenity and dignity....I will do that only which is for the benefit of my patient and not that which is deleterious and mischievous.... I will give no deadly medicine to anyone if asked, nor suggest any such counsel. I will not advise abortion unless the life of the patient be truly jeopardized, but rather will advise adoption if necessary...." Rare.
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50.00 USD
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