"Bruns has written yet another interesting book on his lifelong passions: the relation of literature and philosophy to their language; and the theme of poetry and ethics belonging to the domain of openness, responsibility, the singular, and the irreducible—versus traditional respect for rules . . . Overall, this short book is a wonderful aid in understanding current French thought on the title's topic . . . Recommended."

On Ceasing to Be Human

"The great art historian Erwin Panofsky once said 'There is no substitute for information'. This new format of The Dictionary of Art will help many generations meet his sensible demands."—Professor Robert Rosenblum, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University

Styles and Movements in 20th Century Western Art

From Expressionism to Post-Modernism

Information Warfare in the Age of Cyber Conflict

A psychological suspense thriller

You Will Never Leave

Ein Palaver

Schweiz ohne Armee?

Ashfall Prophecy

Eine Untersuchung der gesellschaftlichen Dimensionen des Älterwerdens in Ulrike Draesners "Happy Aging"

Alter(n) als Chance und Herausforderung

Emerging Research and Opportunities

Redefining Post-Traditional Learning

Socio-cultural and environmental realities in the province and city of Esmeraldas

Disputed perspectives, beyond common sense

Professor Munakata's British Museum Adventure

Case Studies and Applications

Innovations in Machine and Deep Learning

From the reviews:
"This is excellent reading for clinicians in the field. It provides the latest clinical practice, both in terms of treatment and assessment. Graduate students in clinical/counseling psychology and/or social work will gain greatly from this book. It covers a wide range of disorders, is easy to read and practical. It contains everything you need to know about evidenced-based psychotherapy, especially in the era of health maintenance organizations and vigilant monitoring of the bottom line."
- Gary B Kaniuk, Psy.D., Doody's Reviews
"This valuable compendium of 70 brief practice guidelines will be the most useful tool in any clinician's office. At a glance, clinician's can calibrate their own interventions to ensure that the most up to date approaches are available to their patients for the DSM disorders, and a host of presenting problems not covered by DSM."
- David H. Barlow Ph.D, Professor of Psychology, Director, Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders at Boston University
"This volume is a tour de force. Every clinical psychologist will want to own it. The chapters are well-written and to-the-point. They are authored by the top experts in the field and they convey directly what works and what doesn't. Fisher and O'Donohue, themselves distinguished researchers and clinicians, have done something quite extraordinary for the profession of psychotherapy and for clients who will benefit indirectly." 

-Laura L. Carstensen, Ph.D., Professor and Chair, Department of Psychology, Stanford University, Stanford, CA

"Evidence-based practice is important and will soon be a requisite. This book is the best resource for a wide variety of helpful information concerning treatments that work. I have never seen such a comprehensive useful compendium. It is a must read for all practitioners interested in quality."

-Nicholas A. Cummings, Ph.D., Sc.D., former President, American Psychological Association; President, Cummings Foundation for Behavioral Health; Distinguished Professor, University of Nevada, Reno, NV

"This carefully edited book by Fisher and O'Donohue provides a welcome and important exploration of the challenges of providing responsible clinical practice that is responsive to the needs and expectations of clients, healthcare organizations, and society at large. The many distinguished contributors argue persuasively that quality evidence-based practice is not static, that it requires continuous monitoring and updating as principles of change are creatively and humanely applied to the hurly-burly of the health care marketplace. This book boldly sets out the tasks and agendas and provides useful guidelines for scientists, practitioners, and policymakers. While philosophically sophisticated, it is a very practical book, a must-read for students, researchers, applied workers, and those involved in the management of healthcare."

-Gerald C. Davison, Ph.D., President, Society of Clinical Psychology (Division 12 of APA); Chair, Council of Graduate Departments of Psychology Professor; Chair, Department of Psychology Interim Dean, School of Architecture, University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA
"The strength of the Practitioner's Guide to Evidence-Based Psychotherapy is its comprehensiveness. Seventy-three disorders or problems are covered alphabetically … . The book is user friendly and written in a way that provides the ‘bottom line’ treatment elements for each disorder. … provides clinicians with a starting point in using evidence-based assessment and treatment, and a road map to find the information they need to provide quality, evidence-based care." (William C. Sanderson, PsycCRITIQUES, Vol. 52, 2007)

Practitioner's Guide to Evidence-Based Psychotherapy

Seeing, Designing and Making

The Aesthetics of Industrial Design

The phenomenology of mind (Volume I)

Pass Over

An Analytical Study

Performance Measurement of the selected Agriculture Credit Schemes

Solomon was a Businessman

Das Frauenkloster Engelberg im Spätmittelalter

Nonnen streben nach Autonomie

Feel the Heat

English Prosodic Morphology

Band 2: Begegnung mit einem Avatar

Der göttliche Mensch

Professional Music Production

Logic Pro - Apple Pro Training Series

Wer bestimmt die Zukunft?

Mensch Klima!

A Decade of Struggling for Justice in Louisiana

The Bad Old Days

The Little Bird Who Wanted to Fly

Comparação da Formação de Professores de Educação Infantil em cursos de Pedagogia, presencial e a distância, da UNIRIO

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