29-09-2023, 04:09 PM
Do you only want to own a print copy or are you willing to borrow from a library?
I ask because I checked WorldCat and it looks like there are 19 libraries globally, 9 in the U.S., but no public ones (see comment below), that have print copies of the book. You might check first to confirm which of these actually has it available and is willing to lend it (WorldCat doesn't always have accurate data). You may be able to borrow one of those copies through the interlibrary loan system by contacting a local library with whom you have an account (library card) and requesting the book through them. Make sure you check the fees for the loan, which could vary by library and may be pretty expensive if sourced internationally.
Here is the WorldCat link to the book. Make sure you select your location first then in the filters select print book. You will also see two tab links, one for featured libraries, which has borrow buttons and where I got the above results. Clicking a borrow button will take you to the specific library's website in a new browser tab or window. Skip the New York Public Library copy in the listings...I checked that one and they don't actually have it.
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I ask because I checked WorldCat and it looks like there are 19 libraries globally, 9 in the U.S., but no public ones (see comment below), that have print copies of the book. You might check first to confirm which of these actually has it available and is willing to lend it (WorldCat doesn't always have accurate data). You may be able to borrow one of those copies through the interlibrary loan system by contacting a local library with whom you have an account (library card) and requesting the book through them. Make sure you check the fees for the loan, which could vary by library and may be pretty expensive if sourced internationally.
Here is the WorldCat link to the book. Make sure you select your location first then in the filters select print book. You will also see two tab links, one for featured libraries, which has borrow buttons and where I got the above results. Clicking a borrow button will take you to the specific library's website in a new browser tab or window. Skip the New York Public Library copy in the listings...I checked that one and they don't actually have it.
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