Health, Medicine, Science, and Pseudoscience - Bolerium Books

148. Buck, Robert M. The grim truth about fluoridation. New York, G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1964.
128p., neatly ex libris, dj. 25.00
149. [Bucke, Richard Maurice]. Richard Maurice Bucke, medical mystic; letters of Dr. Bucke to Walt
Whitman and his friends, selected and edited by Artem Lozynsky, with a foreword by Gay Wilson
Allen. Detroit, Wayne State University Press, 1977. 203p., front.is, foreword, preface, note on texts,
introduction, notes, sources, index, very good first edition in cloth and unclipped sunned dj.
15.00
With a good deal on Whitman's health and specific medical conditions.
150. Budrys, Grace. When doctors join unions. Ithaca, ILR Press, 1997. xi, 177p., wraps. 10.00
"[Budrys] documents the emergence and development of the Union of American Physicians and
Dentists (UAPD), founded in the San Francisco Bay Area in 1972, and suggests it may be a
harbinger of renewed organizing efforts throughout the country".
151. Buhle, Paul, Danny Czitrom, George Lipsitz, Dave Wagner , Edith Hoshino Altbach[eds.].
Cultural Correspondence #3. Providence, RI, Cultural Correspondence, [1976]. 44p., 8.5x11
inches, saddle-stitched, very good. 15.00
Theme of this issue of the left cultural journal: Health & Cosmic Speculation. Dave Wagner on
Velikovsky, Von Daniken and Charles Fort, Joe Eyer on Addiction and Western Culture, Barbara
Melosh on nurses in popular literature, Howard Berliner on ideology in medicine.
152. Burger, Alan R., Hyman R. Cohen [and] David H. DeGroud, eds. Marxism, science, and the
movement of history. Amsterdam, B.R. Grüner Publishing Co., 1980. 298p., wraps slightly worn
and faded. (Philosophical currents, vol. 27) 30.00
153. Burnham, Linda, comp. Women of color; organizations & projects, a national directory. Oakland,
The Women of Color Resource Center, 1991. vii, 100p., spiral-bound wraps, very good. Includes
annotated listings of organizational goals and projects. 15.00
154. Burt, McKinley, Jr. Black inventors of America. Portland, OR, National Book Company, 1969.
vi, 144p., 8.5x11 inches, later printing, wraps. 30.00
155. Bush, M. L. What is love? Richard Carlile's philosophy of sex. London, Verso, 1998. x, 214p.,
very good first edition, boards in dj. 15.00
156. [Butler, Samuel]. The note-books of Samuel Butler; volume I (1874-1883), edited by Hans-
Peter Breuer. Lanham, MD, University Press of America, 1984. 386p., general note on text,
interoduction, endnotes, index, prior owner's signature, otherwise very good first edition in cloth.
45.00
157. Bykov, K. M. New data on the physiology and pathology of the cerebral cortex.
Communication at the 19th international physiological congress, Montreal, 1953. [New York], The
Science Department of the Jefferson School of Social Science, [1953]. 18p., wraps slightly worn,
8.5x11 inches, mimeographed on one side only, minor handling wear. Cover title: Toward an
understanding of the human brain. For distribution to students. 20.00
158. Cachin, MARCEL. Science and religion. New York, International Publishers, 1946. 32p., wraps.
Cachin was editor of l'Humanité. 12.00
159. [Cal Tech]. The big T, nineteen forty-three. Editors Ben Nevill, Roger Bate, photographer Bob
Gustavson. Pasadena, Published by Associated Students, California Institute of Technology, 1943.
Unpaginated, about 200p. (including ads), familiar yearbook format; 12.25 x 9.25 inch blue oilcloth
boards, titled gilt and decorated in blind. A little edgeworn, mild signs of handling and age, no
signatures or inscriptions. 65.00
A very sophisticated production; the ads section is aimed at recruiting grads for wartime professions.
Not a soda fountain ad among them. One "ad" for "Marriage Insurance Policies," is a studentbody
joke, laid out well enough to pass at first glance. . some of the students look hugely successful,