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Forbidden knowledge
Roger Shattuck, 1996

The Banquet Years
Roger Shattuck, 1958

The Forbidden Experiment
Roger Shattuck, 1980

Proust's way
Roger Shattuck, 2000

The Innocent Eye
Roger Shattuck, 1984

Mount Analogue
René Daumal, Roger Shattuck & others, 2004

Chroniques d'art
Guillaume Apollinaire & Roger Shattuck, 1972

Marcel Proust
Roger Shattuck, 1974

Two lives
Georgia O'Keeffe, Belinda Rathbone & others, 1992

Proust's binoculars
Roger Shattuck, 1963

Henri Rousseau
Roger Shattuck, 1985

Proust
Roger Shattuck, 1974

Candor and Perversion
Roger Shattuck, 1999

Craft and Context of Translation
William Arrowsmith & Roger Shattuck, 1961

Prousts Binoculars a Study of Memory Tim
Roger Shattuck, 1963

Les primitifs de l'avant-garde
Roger Shattuck, 1999
Pataphysics Is the Only Science
Roger Shattuck & Simon Watson Taylor, 1960
Le douanier Rousseau
Roger Shattuck, 2006

The land of Stories
Roger Shattuck, Henri Behar & others, 1985

Yasak Bilgi
Roger Shattuck, 2014

Tabu. Eine Kulturgeschichte des verbotenen Wissens
Roger Shattuck, 2000

Half tame
Roger Shattuck, 1962

Selected Writings Of Guillaume Apollinaire
Roger Shattuck, 2007
Perplexing dreams
Roger Shattuck, 1987

Roger Shattuck: The Innocent Eye
Roger Shattuck, 2003
Lusuo (Guo wai xian dai hua jia yi cong)
Roger Shattuck, 1989

Conocimiento Prohibido
Roger Shattuck, 1998
Half Tame, Poems
Roger Shattuck, 1964
Au seuil de la 'pataphysique
Roger Shattuck & Collège de 'pataphysique, 1963
Perpetual Motif
Merry Foresta, Francis Naumann & others, 1999
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