junghuhn f (14 résultats)

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Amsterdam, 1966. sm. 8°. orig. wraps. 132pp. portr. "Stoa-reeks". Junghuhn's vision on nature, taken from his oeuvre, with annotations by editors.

Alphen aan den Rijn, 1980. large 8°. orig.cloth, pict.col.dj. 147pp. frontisp.(portr. of Junhuhn), double-p. col. plates, full-p. plates & ills. plain & coloured. A compilation & selection of Junhuhn's travelogues, drawings and photographs, selected and described by Nieuwenhuys and Jaquet. Fine copy.

Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This richly detailed narrative presents conversations between protagonists TAG and NACHT, traveling through the Javanese countryside in 1854. TAG, aptly named 'Day', represents reason and scientific enquiry, while NACHT ('Night') embodies the mystical and religious perspective. Their discussions traverse a vast landscape of topics, from the nature of truth and enlightenment to the merits of Javanese and European societies. The author, himself an experienced traveler and scholar, brings a wealth of knowledge to these discussions. Not only does he delve into the history, culture, and customs of the Javanese people, but he opens a window into the broader intellectual landscape of the mid-19th century. The book provides insight into the complex interplay of science and religion, reason and faith, and the challenges of cultural exchange. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

pp. 128-188, 241-671 (in total 492 p.), green later half cloth with marbled boards (on the spine is written in silver in a very neat hand ??Junghuhn, Plantenrijk van Java??). Half-title but no title-page. Several (marginal) wormholes (probably used in the tropics). Paper browned. Not complete, but the majority of the plant section of this rare work.

's-Gravenhage [The Hague], Martinus Nijhoff, 1910. 8vo (25.0 x 16.0 cm). x, 361 pp., 31 photographic plates, portrait (frontispiece, tissue-guarded). Original pictorial wrappers. = Franz Junghuhn (1809-1864) was one of the great researchers of present-day Indonesia, mainly as geologist, volcanologist, topographer, and botanist, in particular of Java. He died of a combination of several horrible tropical diseases, and the refusal to any help. This memorial volume includes a large section of Junghuhn bibliography by Muller. Deals with Junghuhn's contributions to the palaeontology of Java by K. Martin; geology, by Verbeek; ethnography by Nieuwenhuis; botany by Koorders, and Niermeyer. On the front wrapper, the title is given as F. Junghuhn. Gedenkboek 1809-1909. In the rear are reproductions of 48 photos made by Junghuhn. Uncut. Provenance: the name F. F. N. v. d. Veer written in the top margin of te front free endpaper recto. Slight shelf-wear andfoxing to the wrappers only, internally clean. A very good copy of this seldom-seen work.

Amsterdam, Brinkman, 1870. Small 8°. Orig. pict.col. lithographed publ. wrappers (lith.Amand, Amsterdam), spine recently rebacked. Hftitle(verso blank). 294pp. BUUR, PD, 53 (states 1st, 2nd. and 6th edns. only). Autor's famous allegoric work of javanese pantheistic deism, the introduction of christianism on Java, free labour versus statuary labour, characteristics of civilization, traditional morals and customs of the Javanese population, which caused much uproar in Europe (: banned in Austria & various German federal states), well-received in colonial Indonesia, strongly opposed by the Dutch Christian Churches in Indonesia, as the work opposes the introd. of christianity among the Javanese; the work also discusses free labour & statuary labour of the Indonesians (the so-called "Heerendiensten"). The best edn. as it also contains a biography by F. Günst of author (pp.1-61). Uncut copy in orig.(rebacked) col. lithographed publ. wrappers. Very rare. (lower (blind)wrap. with some fraying at extremities).

Etat : Good. (Jakarta, 1838?) 8vo. 86 pp.+ 14 [of 15] lith. plates, 13 of which are hand-coloured. Stain on p. 50, and in the margin of p. 53. Title leaf with restored losses of paper. Later marbled paper boards with leather title label (Levins bokbinderi). With the owner?s stamp of Th. M. Fries and the bookplate of Nils Fries. Volbracht 990, ?Ohne die 15 Tafeln? Stafleu 3448. Junk, p. 87. Rare work on the fungi in Java in Indonesia, however not complete. Hardcover / Hardback.

Amsterdam, F. Günst, 1867. Smal stoutl 8°. Original clothbacked green marbled publ. boards. Gilded title on spine, small gilded decorations in compartments. Hftitle (verso blank). 442pp. Monochrome lithographed portrait of Junghuhn with his signature (reproduced) at tail. BUUR, PD, 53. Junghuhn's famous dutch language allegoric work about javanese pantheistic deism, strongly opposing the introduction of christianism on Java, an appraisal of free labour versus statuary labour, characteristics of civilization, traditional morals and customs of the Javanese population. The strong anti-christian and anti-religious tendency caused much uproar in Europe, the book was banned in various federal German states and in Australia. It was well received with the european population of the Dutch East Indies, however demonized by christian churches operating in Indonesia. Still of great interest and value. Copy in original publ. boards. (boards shaved in places, spine-ends someewhat damaged and worn).

Amsterdam, F. Günst, 1867. (5e herz.). Met portret. Halflinnen. (IV), 444 pp. Halflinnen. *rug en platten beschadigd, verder in goede staat* 'Frans Wilhelm Junghuhn, Mansfeld (Pruisen) 1809 - Lembang (Priangan) 1864. Hij was de zoon van Wilhelm Friedrich Junghuhn, chirurgijn en barbier, en Christine Marie Schiele. Op 23 januari trad hij in het huwelijk met Johanna Louisa Frederika Koch, met wie hij een zoon kreeg. Schreef onder het pseudoniem Gebroeders Dag en Nacht. Met zijn Licht- en schaduwbeelden uit de binnenlanden van Java (Leiden 1854) is Junghuhn de geestelijke vader van de Nederlandse georganiseerde vrijdenkerij. Het boek is opgezet als een tijdens een reis op Java gevoerd gesprek tussen Dag, Morgenrood, Avondrood en Nacht. De drie eersten verwierpen de godsdienst en redeneerden wetenschappelijk, de vierde deed vergeefse pogingen het christendom te verdedigen met culturele en maatschappelijke argumenten. (.) Junghun vertolkt een opvatting die dicht tegen het pantheïsme staat. Het ging hem erom aan te tonen 'dat de natuur de onuitputtelijke bron van alle waarheid, de eenige goddelijke openbaring is, waaruit de mensch alle gevolgtrekkingen kan afleiden, die geschikt zijn om zijn geest en hart te veredelen en zijn verstand te oefenen, te verlichten en te volmaken'. Hij keerde zich met grote felheid tegen de invoering van het christendom in Indonesië. (.) Het boek verscheen in 1854 eerst in afleveringen onder pseudoniem. De van alle kanten aangevallen uitgever Jacobus Hazenberg durfde er na de eerste aflevering niet mee door te gaan. Het boek werd vervolgens door Frans Günst uitgegeven'. Biografisch woordenboek van het socialisme en de arbeidersbeweging in Nederland. Amsterdam, 1998, 7, 102-105. NNBW, 4, 820-22. Zie ook: Rob Nieuwenhuys. Oost-Indische spiegel. Amsterdam, 1972, 107-118.

No Binding. Etat : Fair. Antique print titled 'Gunung - Gamping'. Large lithograph of Gunung Gamping, Java, Indonesia. The print is from one of two German editions of the drawing of Franz Wilhelm Junghuhn (1809-1864), a German doctor, naturalist, explorer and French Foreign Legion surgeon who spent many years in Java. General age-related toning, minor soiling. Few tears in margins, some wear. Blank verso, please study image carefully. Overall size: 47 x 35 cm. Image size: 38 x 23.5 cm.