Although the work made it as far as Boston, Massachusetts, as shown by an advertisement for selling the work in 1795, no Boston editions have been found, but such editions could exist in addition to the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania edition.
The Library of America and its French counterpart, the Bibliothèque de la Pléiade, both specialize in such "established" editions of canonical authors — Faulkner, Bellow, Roth, Cather, Fitzgerald; Proust, Camus, Pascal, Verlaine, Colette.
The most ambitious Browne enterprise in the works is a new edition of his complete writings, commissioned by Oxford University Press and expected to be finished in 2017, the first such edition in more than 80 years.
The first such edition saw print in 1934, and featured the 1913-1915 poems Tzara had left in Vinea's care.
I think of it as cheating history: the ability to frame a single edition in such a way as to read it as a historical, social and musical document only a month or two after publication – imagine what conclusions someone 100 years from now might make about the priorities and preoccupations of our society.
Dutch and German translations were rapidly produced, and prompted by constant demand, editions appeared in such places as Dublin, Paris and Maastricht.
It occurs in the 12th edition (1922) in such articles as "Behaviorism" and "Psychotherapy".
BEIJING — The Beijing Independent Film Festival has a long history of absurd run-ins with the Chinese authorities, but this year's edition opened in such a Kafka-esque manner it could have been penned by an indie scriptwriter.
Criticisms that quickly developed over the overt intentionality imbedded in such passages, however, led Darwin to revise the argument in editions beginning with the third edition of 1861.
In that context, such limited-edition beers (wholly unnecessary, in and of themselves) are just the latest pernicious skirmish in a much wider battle.
