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OPEN TODAY 12-4 PM. NEW IN THE BOOKSHOP: GRAPHIS POSTERS 81 (1981) • 1981 edition of the great Graphis Posters book series. Published by The Graphis Press in Zürich, this profusely illustrated, cloth-bound volume continues one of the world's leading design showcases. Each Graphis Posters Annual volume profiles in colour and black and white the best poster design of that year. Profusely illustrated across 192 pages, with 635 b/w and colour examples, and, as per usual for Graphis publications, handsomely designed and heavily researched, with all texts in English, German and French. • Edited by Swiss graphic design Walter Herdeg, with a dust jacket (present) by the great Tomi Ungerer. • Features the work of : Milton Glaser, Herb Lubalin, Jean Michel Folon, Tomi Ungerer, Tadanori Yokoo, Roman Cieslewicz, Ivan Chermayeff, Shigeo Fukuda, Pentagram, Jan Lenica, Seymour Chwast, Paul Davis, Akihiko Tsukamoto, Celestino Piatti, Push Pin Studios, Armando Testa, Lee Lorenz, Frieder Grindler, Shig Ikeda, Jacques Richez, Allen Jones, Jasper Johns, Holger Matthies, Bruno Oldani, Armando Milani, Saul Bass, Romuald Socha, Kazumasa Nagai, Roland Topor, Helmut Brade, Gunter Rambow, Shigeo Okamoto, Gottschalk + Ash, Michael English, Ikko Tanaka, Paul Klee, Bruno Magno, Etienne Delessert, Sam Haskins, and hundreds more. • One copy via our website and in the bookshop today. • #worldfoodbooks #graphisposters81 #tomiungerer #plusplusplus (at WORLD FOOD BOOKS)

OPEN TODAY 12-4 PM. NEW IN THE BOOKSHOP: GRAPHIS POSTERS 81 (1981) • 1981 edition of the great Graphis Posters book series. Published by The Graphis Press in Zürich, this profusely illustrated, cloth-bound volume continues one of the world's leading design showcases. Each Graphis Posters Annual volume profiles in colour and black and white the best poster design of that year. Profusely illustrated across 192 pages, with 635 b/w and colour examples, and, as per usual for Graphis publications, handsomely designed and heavily researched, with all texts in English, German and French. • Edited by Swiss graphic design Walter Herdeg, with a dust jacket (present) by the great Tomi Ungerer. • Features the work of : Milton Glaser, Herb Lubalin, Jean Michel Folon, Tomi Ungerer, Tadanori Yokoo, Roman Cieslewicz, Ivan Chermayeff, Shigeo Fukuda, Pentagram, Jan Lenica, Seymour Chwast, Paul Davis, Akihiko Tsukamoto, Celestino Piatti, Push Pin Studios, Armando Testa, Lee Lorenz, Frieder Grindler, Shig Ikeda, Jacques Richez, Allen Jones, Jasper Johns, Holger Matthies, Bruno Oldani, Armando Milani, Saul Bass, Romuald Socha, Kazumasa Nagai, Roland Topor, Helmut Brade, Gunter Rambow, Shigeo Okamoto, Gottschalk + Ash, Michael English, Ikko Tanaka, Paul Klee, Bruno Magno, Etienne Delessert, Sam Haskins, and hundreds more. • One copy via our website and in the bookshop today. • #worldfoodbooks #graphisposters81 #tomiungerer #plusplusplus (at WORLD FOOD BOOKS)

OPEN TODAY 12-4 PM. NEW IN THE BOOKSHOP: GRAPHIS POSTERS 81 (1981) • 1981 edition of the great Graphis Posters book series. Published by The Graphis Press in Zürich, this profusely illustrated, cloth-bound volume continues one of the world's leading design showcases. Each Graphis Posters Annual volume profiles in colour and black and white the best poster design of that year. Profusely illustrated across 192 pages, with 635 b/w and colour examples, and, as per usual for Graphis publications, handsomely designed and heavily researched, with all texts in English, German and French. • Edited by Swiss graphic design Walter Herdeg, with a dust jacket (present) by the great Tomi Ungerer. • Features the work of : Milton Glaser, Herb Lubalin, Jean Michel Folon, Tomi Ungerer, Tadanori Yokoo, Roman Cieslewicz, Ivan Chermayeff, Shigeo Fukuda, Pentagram, Jan Lenica, Seymour Chwast, Paul Davis, Akihiko Tsukamoto, Celestino Piatti, Push Pin Studios, Armando Testa, Lee Lorenz, Frieder Grindler, Shig Ikeda, Jacques Richez, Allen Jones, Jasper Johns, Holger Matthies, Bruno Oldani, Armando Milani, Saul Bass, Romuald Socha, Kazumasa Nagai, Roland Topor, Helmut Brade, Gunter Rambow, Shigeo Okamoto, Gottschalk + Ash, Michael English, Ikko Tanaka, Paul Klee, Bruno Magno, Etienne Delessert, Sam Haskins, and hundreds more. • One copy via our website and in the bookshop today. • #worldfoodbooks #graphisposters81 #tomiungerer #plusplusplus (at WORLD FOOD BOOKS)

Harmony meant as equilibrium stands for the possibility of contradictory elements, none of them primary as a basis. As one of the elements prevails, the harmony falls towards disharmony. Jürgen Habermas in his theory of rational communication and universal pragmatics defines ideal situation. It is organisation of giving out the arguments and making decisions which secures the equality in choise of any act of speech. It implies communication equality. Ideal situation as a construct is impossible with the majority of one side, all must be equal, all must have a chance to be present. When the postive begins to overwhelm, it brings the violence of the ideal.