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SIGNED -Contrasts : Soviet & American Thinkers Discuss Future -Wiktor Osiatynski

Osiatynski’s range of interests is impressive, as is his ability to bring out the best in his subjects. 1984 Wiktor Osiatynski. Signed byWiktor Osiatynski and Ewa Woydyllo, translator.

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Condition	Book is like new. Almost no shelf wear. It is inscribed by Ewa Woydyllo, the tanslator, and Wiktor Osiatynski, author. Book is like new.
Condition	Like New
Signed By	Ewa Woydyllo, Ewa Woydyllo and Wiktor Osiatynsko
Book Title	Contrasts : Soviet and American Thinkers Discuss the Future
Book Series	Historical
Original Language	English
Item Length	10 in
Vintage	Yes
Format	Hardcover
Language	English
Item Height	1 in
Personalized	Yes
Features	Dust Jacket, Illustrated
Topic	Russia & the Former Soviet Union, International Relations / General, American Government / General
Item Width	8 in
Signed	Yes
Ex Libris	No
Narrative Type	Nonfiction
Publisher	Macmillan Company, Incorporated
Intended Audience	Adults
Inscribed	Yes
Edition	First Edition
Publication Year	1984
Era	1980s
Author	Wiktor Osiatynski
Genre	History, Political Science
Country/Region of Manufacture	United States
Item Weight	48 oz
Number of Pages	219 Pages

Contrasts: Soviet and American Thinkers Discuss the Future -1984 Wiktor Osiatynski Signed by Wiktor Osiatynski and Ewa Woydyllo, translatorand "Natalia, the best of the three!!"Frome Los Angeles Times book review:

CONTRASTS: SOVIET AND AMERICAN THINKERS DISCUSS THE FUTURE by Wiktor Osiatynski (Macmillan; $19.95). Polish journalist Wiktor Osiatynski has done a remarkable job in this book of 22 interviews with leading scientists and intellectuals from the Soviet Union and the United States. Osiatynski’s range of interests is impressive, as is his ability to bring out the best in his subjects. In an easy manner, though sometimes confrontational, he makes these formidable intellects explain their theories in clear, everyday language. The result is twofold: Modern science becomes accessible, and the scientists themselves become full characters in their own right--witty, compassionate, at times impatient. This book can be read on several levels: as a clear enunciation of the present state of science in the Soviet Union and the United States and the prospects for the future; as an introduction to the leading personalities and intellects in science today; and as an instrument of dialogue and understanding with “peaceful coexistence” as its goal. Whatever the priority, “Contrasts” is a fine book, worthy of attention.