Volume IV

Of the Origin and Progress of Language

"In Practicing Psychotherapy, Dr. Chamberlain provides a 'true north' for students of psychotherapy and early career professionals, as well as encouragement and a challenge to seasoned professionals. The text offers a compelling argument, illustrated with vivid and moving anecdotes, that our best work depends on continuous development of a special kind of compassion, muscular enough to dismantle outdated concepts ('we' treat 'them') and tender enough to continually nurture our own and others' flawed, brilliant, messy, and creative humanity."　　
Jonathan Richard, Psy.D., is a Clinical Psychologist in Denver, CO
"Essential book for ANYONE who wants to be-or is-a counselor or therapist! Contemporary mental health training often emphasizes evidenced-based methods matched nicely to diagnoses. It often looks so easy. But this highly structured approach often leaves counselors and therapists unprepared for life 'out there' where there are no manuals or roadmaps. The results can be devastating emotional burnout or much worse. This book may be just the needed antidote. Dr. Chamberlain shows us glimpses of life as a real therapist, working with volatile, occasionally joyful, difficult, sometimes ungrateful, and all-too-human clients. Read this book to view the mind and heart of a master clinician as she recounts her journey across the lifespan, with skills that treatment manuals can never teach. Read it again to absorb the clinical wisdom on each page. But most of all, if you believe therapy is your calling, you need to spend time with this book and reflect carefully whether this path is really yours. This lifetime journey is magnificent, but it is not for the faint-of-heart."　　　　
Bill McCown, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist, coordinator, Department of Psychology and associate dean for Research, University of Louisiana at Monroe

"Exceptional book giving insight to the experiences of a psychotherapist! Dr. Chamberlain provides a glimpse into the world of a professional therapist. Clients seek counseling due to various stressors, and this book can help new psychotherapists learn how to be open-minded. Schools of psychotherapy cannot prepare students for the various challenges clients may display. Dr. Chamberlain's book is an excellent read for new clinicians in the field of psychotherapy."
Eddie Williams, Ed.D., LMHC, NCC, MCAP, HS-BCP, program director/assistant professor, Human Services, Pasco-Hernando State College

Lessons on Helping Patients and Growing as a Professional

Practicing Psychotherapy

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»Die buddhistische Nonne Chödrön erschließt den Weg zum eigenen Ich – damit es gelingt, sich selbst gern zu haben. Eine Horizonterweiterung auch für Christenmenschen.«

Meditieren - Freundschaft schließen mit sich selbst

Solutions for Professors Working in Divisive Environments

Integrating Community Engagement in Public Affairs Education

An Introduction

What is Shi'i Islam?

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"It is an interesting book to read, and I would recommend it both to those working on text planning and those with an interest in the use of examples."&#8212;Computational Linguistics, Canadian

Generating Natural Language Descriptions With Integrated Text and Examples

’This collection makes a key contribution to the historical development of urban Portuguese societies... The chapters all share a high level of historical research and writing, with the authors drawing on little known documents to illuminate aspects of Portuguese imperial history.’ Reviews in History  ’Its vibrant, engaging prose and stimulating conclusions are a testament to the author’s erudition and explanatory skill, Brockey’s fine editing and (in some essays) the translating skills of Brockey and MÃ³nica Leal da Silva.’ Journal of Urban History  ’Editor Liam Brockey and his contributing authors have produced an exceptionally useful and insightful book that draws out important themes in comparative colonial studies by examining sundry Portuguese held port cities in Brazil, east and west Africa, coastal western India, southern China and Japan.’ Bulletin of Spanish Studies  'I recommend this volume to all those interested in investigating the social, political, religious, and economic organization and accompanying tensions common to all hybrid colonial environments, as well as to those specializing in the imperial history of the Iberian Peninsula.' Sixteenth Century Journal  'The book is avowedly targeted at urban historians, and hence rather specialised, but does contain material of interest to other scholarly discourses such as my own - and thus serves as an important access route to such detailed contextualisation of early forms of (colonial) urbanÂ­ism.' Cadernos de Estudos Africanos

Portuguese Colonial Cities in the Early Modern World

Descobreix les Delícies de la Cuina Índia en la Teva Propia Cuina

Els Sabors de l'Índia 2023

Debates and Proceedings of the General Assembly of Pennsylvania, on the Memorials Praying a Repeal or Suspension of the Law Annulling the Charter of t

Bringing the Mentally Disabled into the Community

The Willowbrook Wars

Nursing Children and Young People with ADHD

Lives of the Presidents of the United States, to Which is Prefixed an Introductory History of the United States, From the Discovery Till the Time of W

How to Manage Agricultural Fairs, Industrial Institutes and Similar Exhibitions. A Complete Guide for Directors, Secretaries, and Officers

Christian Worship: Ten Lectures Delivered in the Union Theological Seminary, New York

"Mike Roth refers in his book to the dispersed pieces of information that everyone gains via internet in everyday life and completes them with professional knowledge on computer modeling, providing an introduction to the techniques of computer simulations, showing their usefulness as well as their limits. His lively narrative style makes his book accessible for everyone interested in science." — Prof Lucyna Firlej, Laboratoire Charles Coulomb, Montpellier, France
"a playful and exciting introduction to a complex subject of continuous and discrete-event modeling and simulation. With a multitude of real-word examples and hands-on experiences, the book is very accessible to students." —Prof. Masha Sosonkina, Old Dominion University

Modeling and Simulation of Everyday Things

Everyone concerned about the roles that news media have played in the history of the United States should read Journalism and the American Experience.　 The research is comprehensive and authoritative, and the storytelling is absorbing.

John P. Ferré, Professor of Communication, University of Louisville

Bruce Evensen admirably traces the news media’s pivotal role in defining liberty in the American context. His highly-readable survey of journalism’s highlights and lowlights, packed with fascinating characters, provides badly-needed historical context to help readers understand the media’s contribution to the struggle for democracy in America.

Les Sillars, Patrick Henry College

Journalism and the American Experience

’Readers interested in organizational ethics and decision-making will benefit from the case studies and examples. Summing Up: Recommended. Lower- and upper-level undergraduates; general readers.’ Choice, February 2013  ’...it is difficult to think of a more relevant and challenging book for health and safety practitioners, company managers and directors, regulators of all stripes, and members of parliament.’ Safeguard, New Zealand, Jan/Feb 2013   Comments on the First edition (2007):  'Sidney Dekker's book is a thought-provoking exposition of the concept of a just society. Would that we could achieve it! The questions that the author raises need to be discussed at all levels of government, and by judges and lawyers, and by ministers of health. Dekker makes it clear that profound changes must be made in both the legal and the medical systems if we really wish to improve medical safety.' John W. Senders, University of Toronto, Canada  'A timely book about the current major safety dilemma - how do we resolve the apparent conflict between increasing demands for accountability and the creation of an open and reporting organisational culture? Thought-provoking, erudite, and analytical, but very readable, Sidney Dekker uses many practical examples from diverse safety-critical domains and provides a framework for managing this issue. A 'must-read' for anyone interested in safety improvement, but also, one hopes, for politicians, law-makers and the judiciary.' Dr Tom Hugh.  MDA National Insurance Ltd, Sydney, Australia  'With surgical precision Sidney Dekker lays bare the core elements of a just culture. He convincingly explains how this desired outcome arises from a combination of accountability and (organisational) learning. The real-life cases in the book serve to drive his arguments home in a way that will be easily recognised and understood by practitioners in safety-critical industries, and hopefully also by rule makers and lawyers.' Bert Ruitenberg, IFATCA Hum

Balancing Safety and Accountability

Just Culture

Hazard Evaluation and Debris

Space Debris

"In this book, Simo Salonen, the distinguished Finnish psychoanalyst, examines the infant’s mind and expands theoretical considerations about an individual’s psychic survival. Remarkable case presentations illustrate Salonen’s metapsychological considerations. His decades long observations on primary identification, psychic trauma, repetition compulsion, mourning, the vulnerability of psychotic individuals, castration anxiety, solving intrapsychic conflict and structural transformation of an individual mind are very informative for all mental health professionals."-Vamık D. Volkan, M.D., Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry, University of Virginia and the author of Would-Be Wife Killer: A Clinical Study of Primitive Mental Functions, Actualized Unconscious Fantasies, Satellite States, and Developmental Steps.

"Dedicated to his severely distraught patients – they suffered from long-term psychosis, psychosomatic conditions, or severe depression – as well as to Freudian metapsychology, Simo Salonen has compiled a breath-taking review of his work as psychoanalyst and psychiatrist during the last 50 years. In success and failure, he helped his patients re-ignite a life-preserving and vitalising 'primal representative matrix.' His book is a unique treatise on Freud’s hypothesis of a primary identification, the earliest unconscious impact on the infant of mother or father, or of mother and father. Salonen’s book is a labour of love. It is recommended reading for any psychoanalyst or psychoanalytically interested other persons."-David Titelman, Ph.D., National Center for Suicide Research and Prevention Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm.

Integration of Traumatic Helplessness in Psychoanalysis

Metapsychological Perspectives on Psychic Survival

'What a wonderful book! Not just essential reading for anyone interested in social work in Scotland, but a thought provoking set of insights into how social work could and should be. A book that should be read across the UK and beyond.' - Donald Forrester, Professor of Child and Family Social Work, Director, CASCADE - Centre for Children's Social Care Research and Development

Social Work in a Changing Scotland

New Methods in Reading Comprehension Research

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Heinrich Hertz: Classical Physicist, Modern Philosopher

"Cannabis on Campus is a timely, much-needed guide to the changing landscape of campus-based cannabis use assessment and treatment. The book excels in its presentation of case examples that are heartbreaking and moving. It is a pragmatic and useful book for campus substance abuse professionals managing what the authors call ‘the battleground of facts’ in the wake of legalization. This book is strongly written and easy to read!"
—Barry A. Schreier, PhD, director of the University Counseling Service and professor of counseling psychology at the University of Iowa
"Cannabis on Campus is the most comprehensive, well-researched, and engaging book on the subject of marijuana and its role in the lives of emerging adults that I have encountered. Beazley and Field have managed to take on this incredibly complex topic and present it with a clear, thoughtful, and objective voice. Given the speed at which the cannabis landscape is shifting, this is no small feat. Their contribution is timely, vital, and most welcome."
—David Albert, PhD, director of the Student Counseling Service at the University of Chicago
"Cannabis on Campus gives the reader an excellent overview of the history of a current societal quandary. Combining student interviews with in-depth description of the root issues affecting society, Beazley and Field have presented us with a well-written, readable, and evidence-based analysis. We all need a starting point to understand the complexities of adding another potentially addictive substance into our society through legalization, decriminalization, or medicalization. This book is a great place to start."
—Samuel M. Silverman, MD, FAPA, DFASAM, director of medical education at the Rushford Center
"Finally, there is a book that is willing to tell us the truth of what we know versus what we think we know regarding marijuana on college campuses! Beazley and Field provide readers with the most timely, honest, and comprehensive understanding of marijuana that I have ever come across in my career."
—John Hamilton, LMFT, LADC, chief clinical officer at Mountainside Treatment Center

Changing the Dialogue in the Wake of Legalization

Cannabis on Campus

The Archaeology of Caribbean and Circum-Caribbean Farmers (6000 BC - AD 1500)

'... the collection's diversity is a great strength... The coherence of the whole book also owes much to the extended introduction by Simon Coleman and Peter Collins, which offers a helpful survey of current scholarly thinking on religion and identity, set in the context of wider debates on secularization and globalization.  Researchers and teachers on religion in the contemporary British Isles will find a variety of interesting case studies here.'  Theology

Perspectives on Global Transformations

Religion, Identity and Change

"Linux is an interesting program. It's quite different and can be challenging for those starting out, like learning to use a new operating system for the first time. However, there are many books out there. Right now though, after reading about Linux from the book, Mastering Modern Linux by Paul S. Wang I have been able to grasp every bit of information that can help one learn exactly what you can do.
From this book, I did learn that it really has similarities to learning a Windows OS, and knowing how to make and create files. Almost like a command line type of program, but also that you have the similarities of going online, messaging, taking notes, and other similar computer features. So yes, this book is very well recommended for anyone starting out. Plus, it covers a little more on use programming with C.
I didn't learn C yet, but when I do learn about it, this book will come in handy. However, I skipped that section and chapter for now. One part of the book that I didn't read about because it just used C coding and something I'm not using too, right now. Plus, the beginning covered much of what you need to write to perform tasks in Linux. Using terms that refer to making a new directory(mkdir), removing something(rm), moving files from one place to another and creating new locations(mv), and so many more.
So for those intersted in taking a dive into Linux, this may be the best book to purchase and even use ina classroom. There are exercises to keep you busy and tons of material to practice. It's not super huge, but covers everything a novice would like to know and can build upon once they get a hang of using Linux. Finally, I really enjoyed this book and would highly recommend it!"
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Mastering Modern Linux

"Riches provides a passionate insider’s account of the current system and politics of food banking in OECD countries … [T]his is a powerfully-written text, which makes essential reading for students and teachers of social policy and, indeed, activists seeking to understand how to reform the current food banking system in the rich nations of the world." - Rana Jawad, Journal of Social Policy, 2019
"This is a shocking book. Shocking in its contents; shocking in that it is needed now, more than ever; and shocking to me. I have worked on food, poverty, and policy response for nearly 40 years, yet so much here comes as new or into the sharpest possible focus. 
Food Bank Nations is a passionately argued and evidenced polemic against the neoliberal capture of charitable response to local experiences of poverty, manifested as people ‘going hungry’, in some of the richest nations on earth. Graham Riches takes on the corporate invasion and capture of what is often portrayed as ordinary people - ‘good hearted folks’ - trying to help out their neighbours who aren’t able to feed themselves adequately by giving them food." - From the Foreword, Elizabeth Dowler, Emeritus Professor Food and Social Policy, University of Warwick, UK
"Against a backdrop of increasing food insecurity in OECD countries, Riches' examination of food banking reveals the extent to which ‘Big Food’ and privatized food charity have well and truly moved into the spaces left by retreating neoliberal governments. Beyond the food drives, celebrity endorsement, smiling volunteers and government legislated tax incentives, this book documents the juggernaut that is global food banking. Despite being a thorn in the side of many ‘primary duty bearers’, rights-based approaches to food offer promise as an effective counterweight to slow the progress of the foodbank juggernaut and reclaim public policy." - Dr. Sue Booth, Flinders University, Australia
"Graham Riches’ in-depth analysis of the way food banking has entrenched itself in the neoliberal agenda and public discourse calls for a change in ‘the conversation about domestic hunger from corporate charity to the right to food’. This book makes a significant contribution to this new conversation, arguing that civil society across OECD countries can and should hold the ‘indifferent States’ to account for their failure to ensure dignified access to good food for all when they so clearly have both the means and the duty to do so." - Pete Ritchie, Nourish Scotland, UK 
"Can’t we do better than food banks? Graham Riches moves the needle from charity to the human right to adequate food and nutrition. He describes how capital-soaked transnational corporations monopolize public policy, blame poverty on the poor, and endorse themselves as the publically-subsidized solution. Riches’ alternative vision, rooted in social solidarity examples, rebuilds the social contract between civil society and its governments through democratically evolved plans, transparent monitoring, and the active participation and leadership of policies’ most affected publics." - Anne C Bellows, Professor Food Studies, Syracuse University, USA, and Board Member, FIAN International.
"Graham Riches's book is essential reading for anyone wanting to understand why problems of hunger and food insecurity are unabated in countries where food banks become established as the primary response." - Valerie Tarasuk, University of Toronto, Canada 
"Graham Riches serves us all well with this analysis of modern food poverty. This book reminds us how the slow erosion of notions of welfare and decency, under the neo-liberal assault since the late 1970s, has created a world - even in rich countries - where charity and crumbs from the table now replace food justice. We should all read, consider, and then start planning how to win a better food system again." - Tim Lang, Professor of Food Policy, City, University of London, UK
"Food Bank Nations" is an up-to-date and important book for anyone dealing with issues of poverty, social exclusion and the transformation of welfare systems in rich industrial societies. A particular strength of the book is that it uses the Food Banks to trace the transnational developments of recent decades. It shows how volunteers, sponsors and government support continue to promote charitable food aid, which is mainly associated with the name "Food Banks" or "Tables" in Germany." - Dr. Stephan Lorenz, Prof. at the Jena Institute of Sociology, Friedrich-Schiller University, Germany
"Graham Riches’ book provides sharp critical analysis of current food banks." - George Kent, University of Hawai'i
'..as Graham Riches documents in his important new book, Food Bank Nations: Poverty, Corporate Charity and the Right to Food, starting in the 1980s and continuing through today, many industrialized nations began making the same mistakes as the U.S. by increasing their societal reliance on food charities while reducing protections for workers and available social services' - Joel Berg, Hunger Free America

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