“ … the difference between ideal and real is a matter of punctuation and diction.”
[from the introduction to Common Knowledge 9:3 (Fall 2003)]
Conceived in the waning years of the last century, produced as a one-off for an exhibition in 2004, and now republished as a new open-edition set, Syntactic Analyses is modelled on ‘great-books’ series such as the Everyman’s Library. One hundred volumes of must read books, primarily covering political thought, philosophy, and history. And now available to you as a complete set (inquire for pricing) or as individual titles (direct from the online printer only, see here for details). And, of course, by direct download if that’s your preference.
For your perusal, Syntactic Analyses:
Syntactic Analyses series
Conceived in the waning years of the last century, produced as a one-off for an exhibition in 2004, and now republished as a new open-edition set, Syntactic Analyses is modelled on ‘great-books’ series such as the Everyman’s Library. One hundred volumes of must read books, primarily covering political thought, philosophy, and history. And now available to you as a complete set (inquire for pricing) or as individual titles (direct from the online printer only, see here for details). And, of course, by direct download if that’s your preference.
For your perusal, Syntactic Analyses:
The series: