books about: 1959-1987 (nicaragua collected)

books about: 1959-1987

books:

The Mythic Dimension: Selected Essays 1959-1987 (Collected Works of Joseph Campbell)

2 reviews
Joseph Campbell

New World Library, 2007

Wonderful essays finally available
It is hard to find the scarce published of Campbell's essays and this book delivers. These selections are full of Campbell's brilliance but leave you wanting more. It is a good thing it is only PART of his collected works! There is more to come!

Imitation of Life (Rutgers Films in Print)

Rutgers University Press, 1991

Douglas Sirk (Claus Detler Sierck) was born in Hamburg, Germany, in 1900. He made nine films before fleeing Nazi Germany, eventually coming to America. His best-known films, made during the 1950s--all of them melodramas--were "Magnificent Obsession," "All That Heaven Allows," "The Tarnished Angels," "Written on the Wind," and "Imitation of Life" (made in 1958, released in 1959). Because of the special stamp he put on his melodramas, Sirk's best ...

A School Named for Someone Like Me/Una Escuela Con Un Nombre Como El Mio
Diana Davila Martinez

Pinata Books, 2004

The Death of Ben Linder; The Story of a North American in Sandinista Nicaragua

10 reviews
Joan Kruckewitt

Seven Stories Press, 2003

READ THIS BOOK: KNOW OUR NEW TIMES. LEARN TO ACT FOR PEACE.
Anyone who wishes to understand the current administration's policies needs to read this book. At the time of Linder's assassination, the first George Bush declared his death okay because he was "on the other side". Pat Robertson blessed and funded his killers. The US State Dept. interviewed and released them. Their US controller in Honduras, Negroponte, remains big in the Bush administration and ...

Chevy El Camino and SS, 1959-1987

3 reviews
R.M. Clarke

Brooklands Books, 1996

good work but too litle info
liked your book but it needs some more intricate details to describe why thing are done the way they are

Soviet Relations with Latin America, 1959-1987 (Cambridge Russian Paperbacks)
Nicola Miller

Cambridge University Press, 1989

In this survey of Soviet-Latin American relations over the past quarter-century, the author demonstrates clearly that existing, heavily "geo-political" accounts distort the real nature of Soviet activity in the area, closely constrained by local political, social and geographical factors.