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A Preface to Morals by Walter Lippman
The Antidepressant Era by David Healy
The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can make a Big Difference by Malcolm Gladwell
A Short History of Philosophy by Robert C. Solomon
The Measure of All Things by Ken Alder
I M Dancing as Fast as I Can by Barbara. Gordon
The goals approach to performance objectives by H. H McAshan
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About meRetired, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Bowling Green State University. Most enjoy non-fiction, thought provoking books, but also enjoy literature that stimulates conversation. Have co-authored a critical thinking book, Asking the Right Questions, now in its 8th edition, as well as first year college student guide, Striving for Excellence, in 2nd edition.
About my libraryHuge. Trying to get organized. Mix of all kinds of genre - contemporary issues, biography, autobiography, classics, History, Media issues, psychology, philosophy, travel.
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I've just browsed your library - although we only have a handful of books in common, the gist of our interests, i.e., feminist theory, psychology, theory in general, seem to run along the same line. In fact, I borrowed a few of your books "to read" for my list. I am also in the process of cataloging, having just joined LT. I hope you don't mind if I add you to my list of libraries of interest.
Suzanne
posted by srubinstein at 11:30 am (EST) on Jul 22, 2008