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Tata McGraw-Hill Education Pvt. Ltd, 2011. 4th edition. Softcover. New. 18 x 24 cm. This book is both an exhaustive reference and an outstanding guide for the beginner. Real-world examp… Mehr…

Tata McGraw-Hill Education Pvt. Ltd, 2011. 4th edition. Softcover. New. 18 x 24 cm. This book is both an exhaustive reference and an outstanding guide for the beginner. Real-world examples make new concepts easy to grasp while the practice exercises take comprehension to a new level by forcing the user to think. An unparalleled reference apparatus, this is a book that users will reach for now and for years to come. Features New chapter on program Development Tools to facilitate program maintenance. Special "How It Works" and "How To" sections that make understanding easier. Essential Linux features highlighted throughout. Command reference for vi editor available as an appendix and at the end of the book. Introduces encryption and the Secure Shell (SSH). TABLE OF CONTENTS: PART I Chapter 1 Getting Started Chapter 2 The Unix Architecture and Command Usage Chapter 3 General Purpose utilities Chapter 4 The File System Chapter 5 Handling Ordinary Files Chapter 6 Basic File Attributes Chapter 7 The vi Editor Chapter 8 The Shell Chapter 9 The Process Chapter 10 Customizing The Environment Chapter 11 More File Attributes Chapter 12 Simple Filters Chapter 13 Filter Using Regular Expressions-grep And sed Chapter 14 Essential Shell Programming Chapter 15 Essential System Administration PART II Chapter 16 The X Window System Chapter 17 Networking Tools Chapter 18 Awk-An Advanced Filter Chapter 19 Per1-The Master Manipulator Chapter 20 Advanced vi Chapter 21 Advanced Shell Programming Chapter 22 Program Development Tools Chapter 23 Systems Programming I- Files Chapter 24 Systems Programming II-Process Control Chapter 25 Advanced System Administration Appendixes Index Printed Pages: 672., Tata McGraw-Hill Education Pvt. Ltd, 2011, Tata McGraw-Hill Education Pvt. Ltd, 2011. 4th edition. Softcover. New. 18 x 24 cm. This book is both an exhaustive reference and an outstanding guide for the beginner. Real-world examples make new concepts easy to grasp while the practice exercises take comprehension to a new level by forcing the user to think. An unparalleled reference apparatus, this is a book that users will reach for now and for years to come. Features New chapter on program Development Tools to facilitate program maintenance. Special "How It Works" and "How To" sections that make understanding easier. Essential Linux features highlighted throughout. Command reference for vi editor available as an appendix and at the end of the book. Introduces encryption and the Secure Shell (SSH). TABLE OF CONTENTS: PART I Chapter 1 Getting Started Chapter 2 The Unix Architecture and Command Usage Chapter 3 General Purpose utilities Chapter 4 The File System Chapter 5 Handling Ordinary Files Chapter 6 Basic File Attributes Chapter 7 The vi Editor Chapter 8 The Shell Chapter 9 The Process Chapter 10 Customizing The Environment Chapter 11 More File Attributes Chapter 12 Simple Filters Chapter 13 Filter Using Regular Expressions-grep And sed Chapter 14 Essential Shell Programming Chapter 15 Essential System Administration PART II Chapter 16 The X Window System Chapter 17 Networking Tools Chapter 18 Awk-An Advanced Filter Chapter 19 Per1-The Master Manipulator Chapter 20 Advanced vi Chapter 21 Advanced Shell Programming Chapter 22 Program Development Tools Chapter 23 Systems Programming I- Files Chapter 24 Systems Programming II-Process Control Chapter 25 Advanced System Administration Appendixes Index Printed Pages: 672., Tata McGraw-Hill Education Pvt. Ltd, 2011, Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1971. First edition. Original Cloth. Very Good/Very Good-. 175 pages. Light wear to spine, covers & corners. Dustjacket slightly worn & somewhat soiled with a tear in top spine and bottom spine. Signed by the author on the half title. A Cause Without Rebels by Peter N. StearnsWas revolutionary syndicalism the most salient characteristic of the French labor movement between 1890 and 1914, as most historians have claimed? Are the terms used to describe syndicalism—revolutionary, violent, antiorganization, individualistic— equally applicable to the French “national character”?Professor Stearns answers no. The prevalent theory, he says, is based on the false assumption that the ideology of the syndicalist movement necessarily expressed the true aims of the workers themselves. What, then, did French workmen really want from their employers? What goals did they set for themselves and what tactics were they willing to use? Were these the same as those their syndicalist leaders agitated for?The author finds the answers to these questions in the patterns of strikes that occurred in the period. The goals and tactics revealed in these patterns differed significantly from the syndicalist dogma expressed in the formal doctrines and pronouncements of syndicalist leaders.Indeed, the author concludes that no significant number of French workers wanted either violence or revolutionary change. They did not even cherish as an ideal the notion of a generaf strike to take over the means of production. Then why was syndicalism a part of the French labor movement? Was it actually from outside the movement and adopted merely because of the accident of its being at hand? Was it particularly applicable to the workers’ real aims? Can revolutionary rhetoric, such as the syndicalist leaders used, flourish in a nonrevolutionary situation? Or can a situation be deemed revolutionary because such rhetoric is tolerated by a large social group?Dr. Stearns’ conclusions significantly challenge the long-accepted account of an important aspect of French social and intellectual history of the 1890-1914 period. They even go beyond the labor movement in that they challenge generally held notions about French inaptitude for industrialization, which that account’s emphasis on syndicalism reinforces.Peter N. Stearns was born in London in 1936. He master’s, and doctor’s degrees University. In 1968 after teaching for five years at the University of Chicago, he accepted a professorship in history at Rutgers University and is currently Chairman of its New Brunswick Department of History. In addition to having published five books, he is Managing Editor of the Journal of Social History and a regular contributor to the American Historical Review and the Journal of Modern History. Size: Octavo (standard book size). Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 750 grams. Category: French History & Topography; Social & Cultural History; Economics, Finance, Business & Management; Political Science & Political Theory; Modern & Contemporary History (1789-). Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 0019454. ., Rutgers University Press, 1971, New.<

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