List of All Reviews

All Reviews

Reviews are listed in reverse chronological order, with the most recent review appearing first in the list.

Consumer Neuroscience

In a nutshell, Consumer Neuroscience is a comprehensive introduction to the contribution that neuroscience can make to the field of marketing. T…

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Dictator

Following on from Imperium and Conspirata, Dictator…

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Discrimination against the Mentally Ill

A holistic effort has been made in the book titled “Discrimination against the mentally ill” by Monica A. Joseph to contribute to increased awareness and…

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Flat Lake in Winter

Originally published in 1999, Flat Lake in Winter has recently been released as an unabridged audiobook performed by George Newbern. Klempner’s…

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Forgiveness is Really Strange

This little illustrated book takes a psychological approach to a moral concept. The authors argue for the psychological benefits of forgiveness, giving m…

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Full Disclosure

If everybody loved Laura, I want to yell, then who the hell killed her? “From the former Chief Justice of Canada comes a riveting…

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Good and Gone

Good and Gone is a YA novel narrated by high school girl Lexi, who goes on a road trip with her brother Carlie, a college student who has just b…

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I Am I Am I Am

O’Farrell has established herself as an impressive novelist, with 7 novels since her debut…

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On Being an Introvert or Highly Sensitive Person

Author Ilse Sand, from Denmark, is a former parish priest who currently works as a supervisor, speaker, trainer, and therapist.  In 2010, she wrote…

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Philosophizing Madness from Nietzsche to Derrida

The DSM-5 defines a mental disorder as “a syndrome characterized by clinically significant disturbance in an individual cognition, emotion regulation, or…

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Portraits of Resilience

Daniel Jackson is a professor of computer science at MIT. Following a number of suicides at MIT he engaged in a…

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Psychotherapy East and West

Psychotherapy East & West by Philosopher Alan Watts was first introduced to us in 1961 and has been recently reissued by New World Library.…

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Self-Determination: The Ethics of Action

“Self-Determination” is the first volume of a two-volume book project by Thomas Pink addressing broadly construed topics evolving around action theory, t…

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Sex, Lies, and Brain Scans

Sex, Lies, and Brain Scans is aimed at fostering public engagement, scientific engagement concerning the applications of fMRI (functional magnet…

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The Extended Selfish Gene

While consensus around Darwin’s theory of evolution in its most broad sense has been clearly established, debates within biology around the foundations o…

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Voracious Science and Vulnerable Animals

John Gluck’s autobiography traces the journey of a psychologist who begins his research career as a star protégé working on Harry Har…

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Ways to Die in Glasgow

Ways to Die in Glasgow is a mystery set in Glasgow, living up to all of the stereotypes of Glasgow being a crime-ridden city full of drunks. It…

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When My Heart Joins the Thousand

When My Heart Joins the Thousand is a YA novel about a 17 year old girl Alvie Fitz who has Asperger’s and has had a very troubled past. She live…

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White Houses

Amy Bloom’s novel imagines a romance between first lady Eleanor Roosevelt and journalist Lorena Hickok. This relationship has been hinted at by a non-fic…

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Constructing Pain

As opposed to the more traditional, purely medical approach to pain, namely pain killers, more modern approaches since WWII have involved techniques that…

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Current Controversies in Bioethics

Following progress in bioethics the volume at hand presents five currently important, albeit controversial topics in five areas of the ongoing bioethical…

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Don’t be Fooled

First an exchange with the author: I am working my way through your book on common sense and will be writing a review for “Metapsychology” wh…

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Down Girl

In Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny, Kate Manne provides the reader with an understanding of the nature of misogyny along with an extended defin…

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Every Note Played

Lisa Genova specializes in novels featuring protagonists with neurological disorders. She has previously published Still Alice,…

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Five Constraints on Predicting Behavior

Five Constraints on Predicting Behavior, written by Jerome Kagan, is a seminal narrative that has the potential of reshaping the growing field o…

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