Rodney Livingstone

Rodney Livingstone is Professor Emeritus in German Studies at the University of Southampton. He is well known as a translator of books by Walter Benjamin, Theodor W. Adorno, and Max Weber, among others.

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Cover: Theodor W. Adorno: One Last GeniusTheodor W. Adorno: One Last GeniusClaussen, Detlev
Livingstone, Rodney		PAPERBACK10/30/2010$30.00
Cover: The Writer of Modern Life: Essays on Charles BaudelaireThe Writer of Modern Life: Essays on Charles BaudelaireBenjamin, Walter
Jennings, Michael W.
Eiland, Howard
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Zohn, Harry		PAPERBACK11/15/2006$24.50
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