The Alienation Of Modern Man (Inscribed First Edition, First Printing) Pappenheim, Fritz

Inscribed First Edition, First Printing of this discussion of alienation in modern society by a Marxist economist who fled Nazi Germany for Alabama. Fritz Pappenheim was a rising economist in Weimar Germany who became a political refugee with the emergence of the Nazi regime and eventually landed with an academic post in Alabama. However, Marxism was a less-than-optimal fit with 1950s Alabama academics and Pappenheim had become a freelance scholar in Cambridge, MA when he penned this volume. Inscribed by Pritz Pappenheim to a previous owner (a Harvard economist) on the front endpaper. 189 pages. Has foxing on the page edges, endpapers, and dust jacket. There are penciled margin notes on about five pages.