The HAM library's N-Q holdings are listed on this page. Our Library use policy is delineated on our main library page. Our down loadable Free Thought files are located on the Free Thought page. Directly below is our List Format Description which explains the cataloging our holding. We hope that our library's offerings provide you with a plethora of interesting reading.
First Line:Author) The first line begins with the main entry, which is generally the author if a personal author. If the authority name is not shown on the work, differences are shown in [brackets]. For works not by a personal author the first line shows the title.
Non-Author) Editors are noted (ed); translators are noted (trans); compilers are noted (comp).
Copies) For multiple copies the quantity is shown in (parentheses).
HOLLIS Number) The next entry is the Harvard Libraries' HOLLIS database filename shown in <angle brackets>. If the edition/publisher found in HOLLIS is different, is not shelved at Cambridge, or is available in microform only, it will be noted. Works not found in HOLLIS are indicated <NOT FOUND>.
LCCN) At the end of the first line is the Library of Congress Catalog Card Number (LCCN). If no LCCN was found, the entry (LCCN not found) is shown.
Second Line: This line shows the title of the work (or author if the main entry is the title). If not the first edition the edition number is shown in (parentheses). If our copy is signed by the author, it will be noted in {curly braces}.
Third Line: This line begins with place of publication : publisher, and year of publication. If the work did not explicitly indicate the date as the publication date, the year is shown in [brackets]. Copyright dates are prefixed with a c. If known, original publication dates are also noted.
Paperback) If the work is softbound, the notation (PB) is shown.
Pamphlet) If the work is in pamphlet form, the notation (PL) is shown. In this list a pamphlet is anything bound as a single signature and stapled.
LC Call No.) The last entry is the Library of Congress Call Number shown in [brackets]. All items are labeled and shelved by this number.
New Additions) New items added starting January 2000 show the month and year added to the collection between backslashes, .e., \month and year added\.
Questions or comments about our library holdings or policy
please contact
Dick Radtke at librarian@masshumanists.org
Naess, Arne. <AIP9095-"London" ed.> 68-22775
Scepticism.
New York : Humanities Press, [1969, c1968]. [B837.N3 1969c]
Nasrin, Taslima. (trans Carolyn Wright . . . et al.) <BBW6910> 95-1780
The game in reverse : poems.
New York : George Braziller, 1995. [PK1771.E3 N37 1995]
Nasrin, Taslima. (trans Tutul Gupta) <NOT FOUND> 94-903263
Lajja = shame.
New Delhi : Penguin Books, 1994. (PB) [PK1730.3.A65 L3515 1994]
Nasrin, Taslima. <NOT FOUND> (MARC card)
On Islamic fundamentalism.
Cambridge, MA : The Humanist Chaplaincy, Harvard University, 1997. (PL)
[HAM0013.N3 1997]
Nathanson, Jerome. <AEP4062> 66-26511
John Dewey : the reconstruction of the democratic life.
New York : Frederick Ungar Pub, [1967, c1951]. (PB) B945.D44 N3 1967]
Needleman, Jacob. <ADH4861> 71-121951
The new religions.
Garden City, NY : Doubleday, 1970. [BL2520.N4]
The new dictionary of thoughts : a cyclopedia of quotations. <AEW6620>
28-718
Edwards, Tryon. (comp.)
[New York?] : Standard Book Co, 1960. [orig 1891] [PN6331.N48 1960]
New knowledge in human values. <AEM3328> 58-11051
Maslow, Abraham H[arold.] (ed.)
New York : Harper & Row, [1959]. [BD232.M34 1959]
The new morality : continuity and discontinuity. <NOT FOUND> 67-27735
Dunphy, William. (ed.)
New York : Herder and Herder, [1967]. [BJ1249.D8]
Niebuhr, Reinhold, 1892-1971. <ADI4361> 60-50408
Moral man and immoral society : a study in ethics and politics.
New York : Scribner, c1960. [ HM216.N5 1960] \new 1/00\
Nietzsche, Friedrich [Wilhelm.] (trans Walter Kaufmann) <AFE1547>
73-10479
The gay science : with a prelude in rhymes and an appendix of
songs.
New York : Vintage Books, [1974]. [orig 1887] (PB) [B3313.F72 E5 1974b]
Nobile, Philip and Eric Nadler. <ACR8711> 86-61758
United States of America vs. sex : how the Meese Commission lied
about pornography.
New York : Minotaur Press, c1986. (PB) [HQ471.N63x 1986]
Nolan, Albert. <ACX9698> 78-6708
Jesus before Christianity.
Maryknoll, NY : Orbis Books, 1978, c1976. (PB) [BT202.N64 1978]
Noss, John Boyer. <AGN0385-5th ed.> 79-1392
Man's religions. (6th ed.)
New York : Macmillan, c1980. [BL80.2.N6 1980]
Objections to humanism. <AKY1158-Lippincott ed> 65-589
Blackham, H[arold] J[ohn.] (ed.)
London : Constable, [1963]. [BL2747.6.B55]
O'Brien, Joanne, [1959-] and Martin Palmer. <ASN3537> 93-26796
The state of religion atlas.
New York : Simon &Schuster, c1993. (PB) [G1046.E4 O2 1993]
Oesterreicher, John M., [1904-] <AAI2984>
The rediscovery of Judaism : a re-examination of the conciliar
statement on the Jews.
South Orange, NJ : Insitute of Judaeo-Christian Studies, Seton Hall U,
1971. (PL)
[BM535.Z91]
O'Hair, Madalyn Murray. <NOT FOUND> 71-88701
What on earth is an atheist!
Austin, TX : American Atheist Press, 1969. [BL2747.3.O36]
Olds, Mason. <BJK4822> 95-83834
American religious humanism. (Rev. ed.)
Minneapolis, MN : Fellowship of Religious Humanists, 1996. (PB)
[BX9867.O42 1996]
Oliver, Douglas L. <AFT5829> 64-11729
Invitation to anthropology.
Garden City, NY : Natural History Press, 1964. (PB) [GN31.O4]
Omar Khayyam. (trans Edward Fitzgerald) <NOT FOUND-this ed> 0-5111
Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.
New York : Three Sirens Press, [no date shown]. [PK6513.A1]
Omar Khayyam. (trans Edward Fitzgerald) <ADO6152> 47-4907
Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.
New York : Random House, 1947. [PK6513.A1 1947]
Omar Khayyam. (trans Peter Avery & John Heath-Stubbs) <AHO4849>
GB82-8132
The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.
Harmondsworth : Penguin, 1981, c1979. (PB) [PK6513.A1 1981]
Omar Khayyam. (trans Eben Francis Thompson) <NOT FOUND> 67-6842
The wisdom of Omar Khayyam : a selection of quatrains.
New York : Philosophical Library, 1967. [PK6516.T62]
Otto, M[ax] C[arl.] <AGV5007> 40-6898
The human enterprise : an attempt to relate philosophy to daily
life.
New York : F.S. Crofts, 1940. [B945.O73 H8]
Otto, Max C[arl.] <NOT FOUND> 49-6676
Science and the moral life : selected writings.
[New York] : New American Library, [1949]. (PB) [BJ57.O8]
Our rationalist heritage : an anthology for freethinkers. <NOT FOUND>
72-187776
Hoops, Walter. (comp.)
Chicago : C.F. Printing Service, 1971. (PB) [B105.L45 H66] (signed by
the author)
Overstreet, Bonaro W. [(Bonaro Wilkinson, 1902-]
<BEN8928> 51-12924
Understanding fear in ourselves and others.
New York : Harper, 1951. [BF575.F2 O9] \added 6/00\
Packer, George. <ANV2874> 87-45912
The village of waiting.
New York : Vintage Books, c1988. [DT582.27.P33 1988]
Pagels, Elaine H., 1943- <BHI8530> 89-40147
Adam, Eve, and the serpent.
New York : Vintage Books, 1989. (PB) [BS2545.S36 P34 1989]
Pagels, Elaine H., 1943- <AEB2026> 80-12341
The gnostic gospels.
New York : Vintage Books, 1982. (PB) [BT1390.P3 1981]
Paine, Thomas. (2 copies) <AGP3694-Willey ed> 42-35996
The age of reason : being an investigation of true and fabulous
theology.
New York : Thomas Paine Foundation, [1950]. [orig 1798] (PB) [BL2740.A1
E00 c.1,c.2]
Papini, Giovanni. <NOT FOUND> 26-17598
The memoirs of God.
Boston : Ball Publishing, [c1926]. [BT175.P3]
Pascal, Blaise, 1623-1662. <AFK6997> (LCCN not found)
Pascal's Pensees / with an introduction by T.S. Eliot.
New York : E.P. Dutton, 1958. [B1901.P41 E5 1958] \added 4/00\
The pastoral approach to atheism. <AMR2969> 67-21347
Karl Rahner, 1904- (ed), Theodore L. Westow, et al. (trans)
New York : Paulist Press, 1967. [BR128.A8 P37] \new 1/00\
Patton, Kenneth L[eo.] <ADP7238> 46-7359
Beyond doubt.
Boston : Beacon Press, 1946. [B821.P3]
Patton, Kenneth L[eo.] <ADL9142> 63-18732
A religion for one world : art and symbols for a universal
religion.
Boston : Beacon Press, [1964]. [BL390.P33]
Pauck, Wilhelm & Marion. <AIG1246> 74-25709
Paul Tillich : his life & thought [v. 1. Life.]
New York : Harper & Row, c1976. [BX4827.T53 P28 1976]
Paul, Richard W. (ed. A.J.A. Binker) <ATK3263> 90-80195
Critical thinking : what every person needs to survive in a rapidly
changing world.
Rohnert Park, CA : Center for Critical Thinking and Moral Critique,
Sonoma State U, 1992. (PB) [BF441.B38 1992]
Peck, M[organ] Scott. <ADY9557> 79-15410
The road less traveled : a new psychology of love, traditional
values and spiritual
growth.
New York : Simon & Schuster, c1978. (PB) [BF637.S4 P43 1978]
Peikoff, Leonard. <AEQ6892-Stein & Day ed.> 81-48446
The ominous parallels : the end of freedom in America.
New York : New American Library, 1983, c1982. (PB) [B2521.P44 1983]
Pelikan, Jaroslav. <AMQ3047-Harper ed.> 66-10235
The Christian intellectual.
London : Collins, 1966. [BR115.C8 P35 1966]
Perot, [H.] Ross. <NOT FOUND> 93-213541
Not for sale at any price : how we can save America for our
children.
New York : Hyperion, c1993. (PB) [HC106.8.P457 1993]
Perot, [H.] Ross. <ANI8558> 92-224101
United we stand : how we can take back our country.
New York : Hyperion, c1992. (PB) [E884.P47 1992]
Perry, Ralph Barton. <AEO5924> 45-9416
One world in the making.
New York : Current Books, 1945. [JC362.P38]
Peterson, Houston. <AGN1762> 32-26365
Huxley : prophet of science.
New York : Longmans, Green, 1932. [QH31.H9 P4]
Petre, M[aude] D[ominica] [Mary.] <AOC3752> 44-6020
Alfred Loisy : his religious significance.
Cambridge : England, Cambridge U Press, 1944. [BX4705.L7 P4]
Pfeffer, Leo. <AGL9329> 56-7174
The liberties of an American : the Supreme Court speaks.
[Boston] : Beacon Press, [1956]. [KF4749.P529]
Philosophies of love. <NOT FOUND> 72-142043
Norton, David L. & Mary F. Kille. (comps.)
San Francisco : Chandler Pub, [1971]. (PB) [BD436.N67 1971]
Philosophy for the future : the quest of modern materialism. <AEM3112>
49-9126
Sellars, Roy Wood; McGill, V.J.; Farber, Marvin. (eds.)
New York : Macmillan, 1949. [B825.S4]
Pinker, Steven, 1954- (2 copies) <BKP0574> 97-1855
How the mind works.
New York : W. W. Norton, c1997. [QP360.5.P56 1997]
\new 1/00\
Pinker, Steven, 1954- <BNV0325> 99-43013
Words and rules : the ingredients of language.
New York : Basic Books, c1999. [P106.P477 1999]
\added 9/01\
Pintauro, Joseph. (illus Corita Kent) <NOT FOUND> 76-124713
To believe in things.
New York : Harper & Row, [1971]. [PS3566.I56 T60 1971]
Plato. (trans B. Jowett) <ADO9858> 37-4484
The dialogues of Plato.
New York : Random House, 1937 (orig 1892). [B358.J8 1937] \added 6/00\
Plato. (trans Lane Cooper) <AGN3769> 42-17587
[Dialogues. English. Selections] Phaedrus, Ion, Gorgias, and
Symposium, with passages
from The Republic and Laws.
New York : Oxford U Press, 1938. [B358.C6]
Plato. (trans B. Jowett) <AGZ3560-Tudor ed.> 37-27120
The works of Plato.
New York : Dial Press, [1937]. [B358.J85 1937]
Plutarch. (trans Rex Warner) <AHQ8078> 66-28487
Fall of the Roman Republic: Six lives by Plutarch. [Lives. English.
Selections.]
Baltimore : Penguin, 1972. (PB) [DG254.2.P553 1972]
The politics of social policy in the United States. <AGA2932> 87-25702
Weir, Margaret, et al (ed.)
Princeton, NJ : Princeton U Press, c1988. (PB) [HN65.P65 1988]
Popper, Karl R[aimund, Sir, 1902-] <AAY8445> (MARC Card)
Conjectures and refutations : the growth of scientific knowledge.
New York : Harper & Row, 1968, c1965. [BD241.P65x 1968]
Popper, Karl [Raimund, Sir, 1902-] <ADL 2395> (MA RC Card)
The logic of scientific discovery.
New York : Harper & Row, 1968. [Q175.P8613 1968]
Popper, Karl R[aimund, Sir, 1902-] <AEN1930> 79-318586
Objective knowledge : an evolutionary approach.
Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1979. (PB) [BD161.P727 1979]
Popper, Karl R[aimund, Sir, 1902-] <AEU2755> 81-8706
The open universe : an argument for indetermanism.
Totowa, NJ : Rowman and Littlefield, c1982. [Q175.P864 1982]
Popper, Karl [Raimund, Sir, 1902-] <AWX5690> gb87-3628
The poverty of historicism.
London : Ark, 1986, c1961. (PB) [D13.P66 P6 1986]
Popper, Karl [Raimund, Sir, 1902-] <AEZ7225> 76-2155
Unended quest : an intellectual autobiography.
La Salle, IL : Open Court, 1976. (PB) [B1649.P64 A3 1976]
Porteous, Skipp. <ALD7166> 91-23783
Jesus doesn't live here anymore : from fundamentalist to freedom
writer.
Buffalo : Prometheus Books, 1991. [BL2790.P67 A3 1991]
Potter, Charles Francis. <ADI4444> 37-13181
The story of religion : as told in the lives of its leaders.
Garden City, NY : Garden City Pub, [1929]. [BL80.P6 1929]
Prigogine, Ilya & Isabelle Stengers. <ABC8930> 83-21403
Order out of chaos : man's new dialogue with nature. [La Nouvelle
Alliance. English].
New York : Bantam, 1984. (PB) [Q175.P8823 1984b]
[Puranas. Bhagavatapurana. English & Sanskrit.] <AIF5550>
73-169353
Srimad-Bhagavatam : fifth canto : part one (chapters 1-13) / A.C.
Bhaktivedanta, Swami
Prabhupada. Los Angeles : Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, 1975. [BL1135.P7
B53]
Putnam, Hilary. <ADN0943> 75-8316
Mind, language, and reality : philosophical papers, volume 2
New York : Cambridge U Press, 1975. (PB) [Q175.3.P87 v.2]
Putnam, Hilary. (ed. James Conant) <AJL1212> 89-78131
Realism with a human face.
Cambridge, MA : Harvard U Press, 1990. [B835.P87 1990]
Pyke, Magnus. <NOT FOUND> 50-11515
Manual of nutrition [: the science of balanced diet].
London : St. Paul's House, 1961. (PB) [QP141.G75 1947]
Quebedeaux, Richard [A.] <AIE9643> 73-6344
The young evangelicals : revolution in orthodoxy.
New York : Harper & Row, [1974]. (PB) [BR1640.Q42]
The quiet battle : writings on the theory and practice of non-violent
resistance.
<AGO4563> 63-13081
Sibley, Mulford Q[uickert.] (ed.)
Garden City, NY : Anchor Books, 1963. (PB) [HM278.S5]