Ann Arbor

View of downtown Ann Arbor at Main and Liberty Streets. The lovely city in southern Michigan's Washtenaw County is the home of the University of Michigan.

American slavery as it is : testimony of a thousand witnesses.

On spine: Ames, Liberty.

Human rights: a selected bibliography.

Issued by the Division under its earlier name: Division of Library and Reference Services.

Publications.

Some the illustrations are reproductions of original title-pages.

Meddlers; uplifting moral uplifters,

Mode of access: Internet.

Studies in political and social ethics,

Social evolution [International journal of ethics, January, 1896]--Equality [Contemporary review, October, 1892]--Law and liberty: the question of state interference [Society for the study of social ethics, Oxford. Journal, October, 1891]--Civic duties and party politics [Co-operative wholesale societies' annual for 1898]--1792--Year I [International journal of ethics, October, 1892]--War and peace [International journal of ethics, January, 1901]--The ultimate value of social effort.--Free will and responsibility [International journal of ethics, July, 1895]

Field notes on apple culture.

Mode of access: Internet.

Catalogue of the Officers and Students

Mode of access: Internet.

Das Ideal der Freiheit /

Mode of access: Internet.

The pleasures of an absentee landlord, and other essays,

The pleasures of an absentee landlord.--Protective coloring in education.--Concerning the liberty of teaching.--Epaphroditus to Epictetus.--Epictetus to Epaphroditus.--The charm of seventeenth-century prose.--Thomas Fuller and his "Worthies."--A literary clinic.--The alphabetical mind.--The gregariousness of minor poets.--The taming of Leviathan.--The strategy of peace.

Of civil government, second essay.

Mode of access: Internet.

The whole works of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor /

v.1. The life of Taylor. Funeral sermon / by Bishop Rust. Correspondence with Mr. Henry Jeanes. Christian consolations. Indexes -- v.2. The history of the life and death of the Holy Jesus -- v.3. The history of the life and death of the Holy Jesus (cont.) Contemplations of the state of man -- v.4. The rule and exercises of holy living and dying -- v.5-6. Sermons -- v.7. Episcopacy asserted. An apology for authorized and set forms of liturgy. A discourse on the liberty of prophesying -- v.8. A discourse on the liberty of prophesying (cont.) The doctrine and practice of repentance -- v.9. The doctrine and practice of repentance (cont.) Deus justificatus. The real presence of Christ in the holy sacrament -- v.10. The real presence of Christ in the holy sacrament (cont.) A dissuassive from popery -- v.11. A dissuasive from popery (cont.) Letters. A discourse of confimation. A discourse of friendship. Ductor dubitantium; or, The rule of conscience -- v.12-13. The rule of conscience (cont.) -- v.14. The conclusion of the rule of conscience. The divine institution and necessity of the office ministerial. Rules and advices to the clergy -- v.15. The golden grove. The psalter. A collection of offices, or forms of prayer. Devotions for various occasions. The worthy communicant.

The prince,

At head of title: The five-foot shelf of books.

Gentes herbarum.

Bibliography of agriculture

La cuestión del sujeto entre Wittgenstein y Althusser

El presente trabajo confronta el abordaje de la cuestión del sujeto en Louis Althusser y Ludwig Wittgenstein. La comparación se produce porque el tratamiento del lenguaje de la filosofía del segundo Wittgenstein es particularmente apropiado para abordar la intervención del discurso en el proceso por el cual la ideología interpela a los individuos como sujetos, según Althusser. El descentramiento del sujeto obliga a repensar la dimensión de la agencia, y con ella, la de la política. Tanto Wittgenstein como Althusser desembocan en una encrucijada: negación teórica de la noción de sujeto y reconocimiento de la existencia paradójica de la misma en la práctica. Ello implica deconstruir el par "determinismo-libertad" sobre el que se asienta la pregunta por la agencia. Sobre el final retomamos el trabajo de Michel Pêcheux sobre los efectos retroactivos del discurso, lo que implica (en concordacia con Wittgenstein) un replanteo del vocabulario de la determinación, prominente en los escritos althusserianos