"A powerful case for re-examining our entire relationship with the animal world" >The Times<. For hundreds of years scientists have rejected ideas of animals experiencing little or no emotion. But at the same time there is little evidence for human emotions too. Psychological insight and fascinating anecdote, showing that various creatures do display grief, fear, shame and other kinds of feelings. ...

Developing the ideas of )Families and How to Survive Them(, the authors have made an examination of organisations outside the home, and how they affect our lives. "It will surely sell like its predecessor." Valerie Grove, )The Times(.
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Testing the boundaries between fear and temptation, the author takes readers on a journey from ordinary physical experiences (going to the dentist, putting on stockings) to extreme ones (snorting heroin, head shaving). She explores ideas of physicality and the individual's relationship to the body. ...

The author has also written "Through the Time Barrier: A Study of Precognition and Modern Physics". ...

A classic work of psychoanalysis, new to the Vintage imprint.
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This work includes prayers and declarations for a creative life. This book is the key to opening the door to a more creative world. Grounded in Julia Cameron's methods of inspiration and the teachings of "The Artist's Way", it is a powerful, practical and intimate guide to ever-expanding productivity. A series of prayers and declarations about the nature of creativity encourage an artistic awakening within the reader. Then a series of ...