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Second Treatise of Government (Crofts Classics) by John Locke
Psychodiagnosis: An introduction to the integration of tests in dynamic clinical practice by Saul Rosenzweig
The Politics of Rescue: The Roosevelt Administration & the Holocaust 1938-1945 by Henry L. Feingold
Integral Psychology : Consciousness, Spirit, Psychology, Therapy by Ken Wilber
Philosophy in the flesh : the embodied mind and its challenge to Western thought by George Lakoff
Regret: The Persistence of the Possible by Janet Landman
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Library682 books — see library
Reviews57 reviews — see reviews
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Tagspsychology (143), philosophy (128), canon (Bloom) (81), canon (lrp) (76), uhon (64), history (53), psychoanalysis (47), sociology (45), cognitive science (40) — see all tags
Groups30-something LibraryThingers, A Pearl of Wisdom and Enlightenment, Build the Open Shelves Classification, Classically Liberal, Cognitive Science, Dewey Decimal Challenge, Dystopian novels, Early Reviewers, Evolve!, LC Classification Challenge — show all groups
Favorite authorsMihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Sigmund Freud, Douglas R. Hofstadter, John Irving, C. G. Jung, Milan Kundera, Joseph Ledoux, Friedrich Nietzsche, Robert M. Pirsig, Robert C. Solomon (Shared favorites)
Favorite bookstoresBarnes & Noble Booksellers - Cary
Favorite librariesUNC University Libraries, Wake County Public Libraries - Cary Public Library
About me I'm interested in a little of everything. I will begin studies in Fall 2008 for a Masters in Library Science while continuing to work full-time in quality assurance for a medical device firm. My undergraduate degree was in chemistry, and that's how I've made most of my lifetime earnings, but most of my reading for pleasure has been in psychology and philosophy. I recently had surgery for alternating strabismus; nothing will underscore the importance of perspective/point of view like eye surgery...let me tell you! I value both science and art, thinking and feeling, and my library reflects that. I believe in the maxim that one should become what one is, and that books are just one way to nourish that growth of self-potential.
About my library It's mostly nonfiction, with significant collections in philosophy and psychology. You'll find tidbits of everything from African literature to Instrumental Analysis represented here, however. My book habit has been limited by budget, so the collection is significant but not huge. Only books in my possession are listed, not books read or books wanted. I am slowly adding reviews, although for a lot of books it's been so long since they were read that I don't feel it fair to write one.
A side note: I will use the friend feature specifically to keep up with folks I know outside of LT. I have no issue with someone listing my library as interesting; I don't feel stalked. :) I don't think I'll have time to keep up with other "interesting libraries," though, so I probably won't form a list of those. There have been libraries I've found interesting here and visited more than once; I'm just not going to make a list and then feel bad for not keeping up. This is no way reflects negatively on anyone.
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posted by Dragonfly at 8:57 pm (EST) on Jun 5, 2008
I read your post on the PoS group. I'm a cognitive psychologist by trade but my interests center more in philosophy and literature. Anyhow, you may consider [The Mind's I] by [[Douglas Hofstader]] and [[Daniel Dennett]] - an interesting edited work. I would have other recommendations, especially if the aspects of psychology you are interested in tends to cognitive and not clinical.
posted by PeterKein at 9:06 pm (EST) on Apr 19, 2008
Thanks so much for choosing my Secret Santa gift, Fitcher's Brides arrived just before I left for the holidays. I'm going to dive into it soon, I look forward to reading it!
posted by silentq at 12:30 pm (EST) on Dec 28, 2007
posted by mpramanik at 9:14 pm (EST) on Dec 10, 2007
I just ordered The Conative Connection which is about the Kolbe A. My husband's company just had some people take it, hence my curiosity was peaked. Are you familiar with this test and its validity?
Maureen
posted by mpramanik at 12:11 am (EST) on Dec 10, 2007
posted by mpramanik at 12:59 am (EST) on Nov 28, 2007
Anyway, I just wanted to say--I love your profile image!
posted by PhoenixTerran at 9:08 pm (EST) on Nov 11, 2007
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