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Thus, this book appears to be the first monograph on the subject.

News of the project coincides with the announcement of the first monograph on Gates.

This handsome, informative exhibition celebrates the first monograph on Wendingen, which means Changes.

Monacelli Press has just published the first monograph on Mr. Gluckman's work, with an essay by Hal Foster.

Another friend and advocate was the poet and critic Herbert Read, who wrote the first monograph on Moore in 1934.

Meanwhile, Reaktion Books has brought out a gorgeously illustrated first monograph on the work of Eileen Agar.

The first monographs on David in English did not appear until 1980.

Precisely because of the relatively open cultural ambiance and our geographical proximity, French theoretical developments came to Belgium much earlier than elsewhere: the first monographs on Jacques Lacan and Jacques Derrida were written by Belgians.

One of the main rivals to the three-valued semantics is the Revision Theory of Truth, or RTT, independently conceived by Hans Herzberger and Anil Gupta, and first presented in publication in Herzberger 1982a and 1982b, Gupta 1982 and Belnap 1982 — the first monographs on the topic are Yaqūb 1993 and the locus classicus, Gupta & Belnap 1993.

This first monograph of a periodic four-part series focuses on the study hypothesis, study design, and collaboration with a statistician.

Over the next few years he remained an active presence at the museum, but he also retreated enough to complete his dissertation, Picasso: Fifty Years of His Art (1946 his second monograph on the artist for which Harvard awarded him a Ph.D.