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- Artikelzustand
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- Hinweise des Verkäufers
- “Remainder mark. Minor edge damage.”
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- Dust Jacket, Illustrated
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Penguin Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0399154620
ISBN-13
9780399154621
eBay Product ID (ePID)
61643203
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
304 Pages
Publication Name
Man Who Made Lists : Love, Death, Madness, and the Creation of Roget's Thesaurus
Language
English
Subject
Editors, Journalists, Publishers, Lexicography, Physicians, Medical, Literary, Thesauri, Linguistics / General
Publication Year
2008
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Reference, Language Arts & Disciplines, Biography & Autobiography, Medical
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
17.3 Oz
Item Length
9.3 in
Item Width
6.3 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2007-029264
Reviews
aIn "The Man Who Made Lists: Love, Death, Madness, and the Creation of Roget's Thesaurus," U.S. journalist and word-lover Joshua Kendall tells the life of Peter Mark Roget, thesaurus-maker to the world, and tells it very well indeed. There are enough sidelines and footnote-candidates (Roget tested laughing gas on himself, noticed the visual persistence-of-memory phenomenon that eventually allowed the cinema projector to be made, and participated in the making of the slide rule), and Kendall is a good enough storyteller to keep the pages turning.a aSimon Winchester, "The Globe and Mail", Madness did not just run in [Roget’s] family; it galloped, sped, sprinted, dashed and made haste. If the title of Joshua Kendall’s fine new biography of Roget has a clinical Oliver Sacks feel, the material pretty much justifies it. . . . [Kendall] convinces a reader of the psychological roots and therapeutic success of the Thesaurus.” —New York Time Book Review The Man Who Made Listsis brisk and vivid, with Kendall coloring between the lines left by history. . . . Word geeks may find something to get their temperatures up.” —Los Angeles Times A readable and informative, if not masterful treatment of a worthy and fascinating subject.” —Seattle Times Who knew that the man behind the thesaurus also invented the slide rule, volunteered to test laughing gas, and barely avoided jail in revolutionary France?” —Library Journal Josh Kendall’s biography trace[es] an intricate career and vividly depict[s] the early development of this extraordinary, quirky mind . . . Roget’s achievement was certainly unique, and now the story of this troubled life and how he overcame his demons comes as pure revelation.” —California Literary Review Joshua Kendall has written a fascinating account of Roget’s life. The book is dense with details and cleverly organized . . .” —New Haven Register In The Man Who Made Lists: Love, Death, Madness, and the Creation of Roget's Thesaurus, U.S. journalist and word-lover Joshua Kendall tells the life of Peter Mark Roget, thesaurus-maker to the world, and tells it very well indeed. There are enough sidelines and footnote-candidates (Roget tested laughing gas on himself, noticed the visual persistence-of-memory phenomenon that eventually allowed the cinema projector to be made, and participated in the making of the slide rule), and Kendall is a good enough storyteller to keep the pages turning.” —Simon Winchester, The Globe and Mail, In The Man Who Made Lists: Love, Death, Madness, and the Creation of Roget's Thesaurus, U.S. journalist and word-lover Joshua Kendall tells the life of Peter Mark Roget, thesaurus-maker to the world, and tells it very well indeed. There are enough sidelines and footnote-candidates (Roget tested laughing gas on himself, noticed the visual persistence-of-memory phenomenon that eventually allowed the cinema projector to be made, and participated in the making of the slide rule), and Kendall is a good enough storyteller to keep the pages turning.” —Simon Winchester, The Globe and Mail, “Madness did not just run in [Roget’s] family; it galloped, sped, sprinted, dashed and made haste. If the title of Joshua Kendall’s fine new biography of Roget has a clinical Oliver Sacks feel, the material pretty much justifies it. . . . [Kendall] convinces a reader of the psychological roots and therapeutic success of the Thesaurus. â€� — New York Time Book Review “ The Man Who Made Lists is brisk and vivid, with Kendall coloring between the lines left by history. . . . Word geeks may find something to get their temperatures up.â€� — Los Angeles Times “A readable and informative, if not masterful treatment of a worthy and fascinating subject.â€� — Seattle Times “Who knew that the man behind the thesaurus also invented the slide rule, volunteered to test laughing gas, and barely avoided jail in revolutionary France?â€� — Library Journal “Josh Kendall’s biography trace[es] an intricate career and vividly depict[s] the early development of this extraordinary, quirky mind . . . Roget’s achievement was certainly unique, and now the story of this troubled life and how he overcame his demons comes as pure revelation.â€� — California Literary Review “Joshua Kendall has written a fascinating account of Roget’s life. The book is dense with details and cleverly organized . . .â€� — New Haven Register “In The Man Who Made Lists: Love, Death, Madness, and the Creation of Roget's Thesaurus , U.S. journalist and word-lover Joshua Kendall tells the life of Peter Mark Roget, thesaurus-maker to the world, and tells it very well indeed. There are enough sidelines and footnote-candidates (Roget tested laughing gas on himself, noticed the visual persistence-of-memory phenomenon that eventually allowed the cinema projector to be made, and participated in the making of the slide rule), and Kendall is a good enough storyteller to keep the pages turning.â€� —Simon Winchester, The Globe and Mail
TitleLeading
The
Dewey Edition
22
Grade From
Twelfth Grade
Illustrated
Yes
Grade To
UP
Dewey Decimal
413.092 B
Synopsis
The extraordinary true story of Peter Mark Roget and his legendary Thesaurus, Peter Mark Roget-polymath, eccentric, synonym aficionado-was a complicated man. He was an eminent scholar who absorbed himself in his work, yet he also possessed an allure that endeared him to his mentors and colleagues-not to mention a host of female admirers. But, most notably, Roget made lists. From the age of eight, he kept these lists with the intention of ordering the chaotic world around him. After his father's death, his mother became, at once, overbearing and despondent. Soon, his sister would also descend into mental illness. Despite these tragedies, Roget lived a colorful life full of unexpected twists and discoveries-including narrowly avoiding jail in Napoleon's France, assisting famed physician Thomas Beddoes by personally testing the effects of laughing gas, and inventing the slide rule. Evocative and entertaining, The Man Who Made Lists lets readers join Roget on his worldly adventures and emotional journeys. This rich narrative explores the power of words and the everlasting legacy of a rediscovered genius.
LC Classification Number
CT788.R534K46 2008
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