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Jung, C. G. General bibliography of C. G. Jung's writingsJung, C. G. General index to the Collected worksWiener, Aharon. The Prophet Elijah in the development of Judaism. A depth‐psychological studyCopans, S. and Singer, T. Who's the patient here? Portraits of the young psychotherapistMinuchin, S., Rosman, B. L. and Baker, L. Psychosomatic families: anorexia nervosa in contextBryant, C. The river within: the search for God in the depth

Factors Influencing Resistance in Allium sp. to Onion Maggot

The onion maggot, Hylemya antiqua (Meigen), is believed to have originated in the palearctic region. It had spread to North America by the middle of the 19th century and it is now a serious pest in many onion-growing areas of the United States, Canada, Europe, and parts of Asia. Scott (1969) provided a general bibliography of this pest since its original description in 1826. The importance of the onion maggot increased rapidly when it developed resistance to organochlorine insecticides in the late 1950's and early 1960's. These compounds have been phased out almost completely and they have been replaced by 2 less-persistent groups of compounds, the organophosphorus insecticides and the carbamates. The lack of persistence enables mid- and late-season maggots to damage the crops. In addition, the pest has already developed low but significant levels of resistance to several currently recommended compounds (Harris and Svec 1976).

General Bibliography

General Bibliography

Asia in the Making of Europe. Volume II: A Century of Wonder. Book Two: The Literary Arts. Book Three: The Scholarly Disciplines. By Donald F. Lach. Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press, 1977. Book Two: xxiv, 392 pp. Illustrations, Notes. N.p.l. Book Three: xii, 372 pp. Illustrations, Notes, Appendix, General Bibliography, Chapter Bibliographies, Index. N.p.l.

Asia in the Making of Europe. Volume II: A Century of Wonder. Book Two: The Literary Arts. Book Three: The Scholarly Disciplines. By Donald F. Lach. Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press, 1977. Book Two: xxiv, 392 pp. Illustrations, Notes. N.p.l. Book Three: xii, 372 pp. Illustrations, Notes, Appendix, General Bibliography, Chapter Bibliographies, Index. N.p.l. - Volume 38 Issue 2

French Legal Bibliographies

For some time I have been aware of the need for law librarians, not merely in Louisiana (with its system of Civil Law and its special relationship to French Civil Law) but elsewhere as well to have access to the bibliographical works which guide us through the corpus of French law. At the American Association of Law Libraries Institute on the Civil Law in Montreal in 1977, I was extremely gratified to note the high level of interest in French law—even by librarians trained in Common Law! My experiences with the Institute, coupled with the reprinting in recent years of several of the most significant French legal bibliographies convinced me that greater exposure of these works is in order. Because of the introductory nature of this article, my tendency is to omit bibliographies which are virtually unobtainable. Also omitted are general bibliographies, even though law is included, and bibliographies which simply list materials. My obvious preferences are for those works which organize, systematize and classify legal works; those which describe or evaluate the works in question; and those which provide several points of entry by means of tables and indices.

Asia in the Making of Europe. Volume II: A Century of Wonder. Book Two: The Literary Arts. Book Three: The Scholarly Disciplines. By Donald F. Lach. Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press, 1977. Book Two: xxiv, 392 pp. Illustrations, Notes. N.p.l. Book Three: xii, 372 pp. Illustrations, Notes, Appendix, General Bibliography, Chapter Bibliographies, Index. N.p.l.

Asia in the Making of Europe. Volume II: A Century of Wonder. Book Two: The Literary Arts. Book Three: The Scholarly Disciplines. By Donald F. Lach. Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press, 1977. Book Two: xxiv, 392 pp. Illustrations, Notes. N.p.l. Book Three: xii, 372 pp. Illustrations, Notes, Appendix, General Bibliography, Chapter Bibliographies, Index. N.p.l.

Working Group 2: Atomic Transition Probabilities

The Data Center on Atomic Transition Probabilities at the National Bureau of Standards, Washington, D.C., has continued its bibliographical and critical compilation work on transition probabilities. A new general bibliography has been published, covering the literature references through October 1977 (1).

General Bibliography

General Bibliography

The collected works of C. G. Jung, Vol 19. General bibliography of C G Jung's writings Bollingen series 20; and The collected works of C. G. Jung, Vol 20. General index. Bollingen series 20.

The collected works of C. G. Jung, Vol 19. General bibliography of C G Jung's writings Bollingen series 20; and The collected works of C. G. Jung, Vol 20. General index. Bollingen series 20.

PREPARATION OF A BARLEY REGISTER: AN INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM FOR CULTIVARS

SummaryPreparation of a Barley Register: An Information Retrieval System for Cultivars. B.K. Thompson and B. R. Baum. Engineering & Statistical Research Institute and Biosystematics Research, Research Branch, Agriculture Canada, Ottawa, Ontario K1A OC6.An information storage and retrieval system has been developed which produces a register for barley (Hordeum) cultivars, including pedigree charts, coefficients of parentage and inbreeding, references, and synonyms and translations for each cultivar. The register also includes cross‐references and a general bibliography. Although the system is being applied specifically to barley, it is sufficiently general for use with other cultivated crops. The system is an expanded version of an earlier one developed by the same authors for oat (Avena) cultivars. It is described herein with particular emphasis given to modifications and additions to the previous system.

VI. Additions to the General Bibliography

VI. Additions to the General Bibliography

VI. Additions to General Bibliography

VI. Additions to General Bibliography

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General Bibliography

An Introduction to the History of Mathematics

Before the 17th Century. Part I: Cultural Connections: The Hunters of the Savanna (The Stone Age). Numeral Systems. Part II: Cultural Connections: The Agricultural Revolution (The Cradles of Civilization). Babylonian and Egyptian Mathematics. Part III: Cultural Connections: The Philosophers of the Agora (Hellenic Greece). Phytagorean Mathematics. Duplication, Trisection, And Quadrature. Part IV: Cultural Connections: The Oikoumene (The Persian Empire, Hellenistic Greece, And the Roman Empire). Euclid and His Elements. Greek Mathematics After Euclid. Part V: Cultural Connections: The Asian Empires (China, India, And the Rise of Islam). Chinese, Hindu, And Arabian Mathematics. Part VI: Cultural Connections: Serfs, Lords, And Popes (The European Middle Ages). European Mathematics, 500 to 1600. The 17th Century and After. Part VII: Cultural Connections: Puritans and Sea Dogs (The Expansion of Europe). The Dawn of Modern Mathematics. Analytic Geometry and Other Precalculus Developments. The Calculus and Related Concepts. Part VIII: Cultural Connections: The Revolt of the Middle Class (The 18th Century in Europe and America). The 18th Century and the Exploitation of the Calculus. Part IX: Cultural Connections (The Industrial Revolution (The 19th Century). The Early 19th Century and the Liberation of Geometry and Algebra. The Late 19th Century and the Arithmetization of Analysis. Part X: Cultural Connections: The Atom and the Spinnnig Wheel (The 20th Century). Transition Into the 20th Century. General Bibliography. A Chronological Table. Answers and Suggestions for the Solutions of the Problem Studies. Index.

General Bibliography

General Bibliography

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A General Bibliography of Leisure Publications. Rick Crandall et al. Journal of Leisure Research, Volume 9, Number 1, First Quarter 1977, pp. 15-54. National Recreation and Park Association, 1601 North Kent Street, Arlington, Virginia 22209. $2.50

A General Bibliography of Leisure Publications. Rick Crandall et al. Journal of Leisure Research, Volume 9, Number 1, First Quarter 1977, pp. 15-54. National Recreation and Park Association, 1601 North Kent Street, Arlington, Virginia 22209. $2.50

The Asiatic Mode of Production: Sources, Development and Critique in the Writings of Karl Marx. By Lawrence Krader. Assen, Netherlands: Van Gorcum, 1975. xiv, 454 pp. Notes, General Bibliography, Indexes. Dfl. 98.80

The Asiatic Mode of Production: Sources, Development and Critique in the Writings of Karl Marx. By Lawrence Krader. Assen, Netherlands: Van Gorcum, 1975. xiv, 454 pp. Notes, General Bibliography, Indexes. Dfl. 98.80 - Volume 36 Issue 3

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V. Additions to General Bibliography

Bibliographies of Relevance to European (Dutch) Expansion History

No library is richer in its field of concentration (the former Dutch East and West Indies) than that of the Royal Institute of Linguistics and Anthropology (the K.I.T.L.V.). Any listing of its contents accumulated over the past 175 years, serves as a useful general bibliography for historians as well as anthropologists and linguists. Between 1971 and 1975, the Institute's documentalist, G.A. Nagelkerke, prepared five of those, all of them published by the Institute at Stationsplein 10, Leiden, and still available through it. (Prices are quoted without postage).