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Constructing the Self
Constructing the Self analyzes the narrative conception of self, filling a serious gap in philosophy and grounding discussion in other disciplines. It answers the questions: What are the connections between our interpretations, selfhood, and conscious phenomenal experience? Why do we believe that our interpretations of our life-defining events are narrative in nature? From the myriad of thoughts, actions, and emotions which constitute our experiences, how do we choose what is interpretively important, the tiny subset that composes the self? By synthesizing the different approaches to understanding the self from philosophy of mind, developmental psychology, psychopathology, and cognitive science, this monograph gives us deeper insight into what being minded, being a person, and having a self are, as well as clarifies the difference and relation between conscious and unconscious mental states and normal and abnormal minds. The explication also affords new perspectives on human development and human emotion. (Series A)
The Education of a Slut
A taboo-shattering story of sweet little Allison, who leans the art of being a submissive sex slave at the hands of her Uncle Jake, later becoming the marked property of her true master, Uncle Sheldon. Three parts under one cover!
Sisyphus's Boulder
Consciousness lies at the core of being human. Therefore, to understand ourselves, we need a theory of consciousness. In Sisyphus's Boulder, Eric Dietrich and Valerie Hardcastle argue that we will never get such a theory because consciousness has an essential property that prevents it from ever being explained. Consequently, philosophical debates over materialism and dualism are a waste of time. Scientific explanations of consciousness fare no better. Scientists do study consciousness, and such investigations will continue to grow and advance. However, none of them will ever reveal what consciousness is. In addition, given the centrality of consciousness in philosophy, Dietrich and Hardcastle claim that philosophy itself needs to change. That the central problems of philosophy persist is actually a profound epistemic fact about humans. Philosophy, then, is a limit to what humans can understand. (Series A)
The Myth of Pain
Valerie Gray Hardcastle argues that both professional and lay definitions of pain are wrongheaded -- with consequences for how pain and pain patients are treated, how psychological disorders are understood, and how clinicians define the mind/body relationship. Pain, although very common, is little understood. Worse still, according to Valerie Gray Hardcastle, both professional and lay definitions of pain are wrongheaded -- with consequences for how pain and pain patients are treated, how psychological disorders are understood, and how clinicians define the mind/body relationship. Hardcastle offers a biologically based complex theory of pain processing, inhibition, and sensation and then uses...
Tales of Daddy's Desire
Valerie Gray returns after the successful Aimee & Chloe to tell three more taboo tales of a father's desire for a daughter. Is it real? Is it fantasy? Does it matter?
"From Bloody Blokes to Damn Yankees"
William Rudd (1798-1835) was born in Westmoreland, England to Thomas and Elizabeth Ainsley Rudd. He married Mary rawes and they were the parents of eleven children, one of whom was Thomas Rudd (1814-1892). Thomas married Elizabeth Holloway (1817-1898) and they were the parents of one child, Benjamin Rudd (1843-1928). Thomas and Elizabeth immigrated to America in 1842 and settled first in Ohio. They later moved to Iowa. Descendants live in Iowa and other parts of the United States.
Neural Basis of Consciousness
Recent advances in cognitive neuroscience make possible an understanding of the neural events that are associated with different forms of consciousness. To fully understand and unveil the mystery of consciousness inside the brain we require examination of the concept of neural basis of conscious mind.This book provides a systematic exploration of consciousness and gives an overview of neural and quantum basis of conscious mind through careful explanation of proposed models and extends these theories challenging some generalised views on consciousness. Each chapter provides a review of the findings and theoretical accounts related to neural basis of consciousness and the mechanisms of the different varieties of consciousness. Professor Naoyuki Osaka (Kyoto University) has been active in experimental research on consciousness and attention for more than 15 years. (Series B)
Sir Anthony
Sir Anthony Millican wanted nothing more than to find that lost boy he used to be. With him needing to coming to England, he knew he could never be happy. It was not in his destiny. Since he was nine years old, he had been tortured for mankind. He was here to stop the war that has devastated the whole world. Out of thirteen billion people, only one hundred and fifty million survived. Now he had to announce to the world; the new Queen of Britain and England. Since Isabel Chambers was five, she was taught how to fight hard and never give up. She knew who Sir Anthony was and hoped that his coming home; would stop the fighting around the world. She didn’t know who she was, or why her aunt disapproved of her falling in love with Sir Anthony. When she finds out about Sir Anthony’s secret, she cries for that little lost boy, he once was.
Cognition and the Brain
This volume provides an up to date and comprehensive overview of the philosophy and neuroscience movement, which applies the methods of neuroscience to traditional philosophical problems and uses philosophical methods to illuminate issues in neuroscience. At the heart of the movement is the conviction that basic questions about human cognition, many of which have been studied for millennia, can be answered only by a philosophically sophisticated grasp of neuroscience's insights into the processing of information by the human brain. Essays in this volume are clustered around five major themes: data and theory in neuroscience; neural representation and computation; visuomotor transformations; color vision; and consciousness.
The Fantasy Girl
A young woman’s bludgeoned body is found floating in the ocean off Cape Cod. Strikingly attractive with swimsuit model looks, the victim has left behind a string of male admirers, and is suspected of having had ties to a local drug dealer. Because of its lurid details, the crime receives broad media coverage, and the State Police are under intense pressure to find the killer. When they seek the assistance of the local police, Brian, a young cop who is still haunted by nightmares from his combat service in Iraq, volunteers to help with the investigation. But as he delves into the victim’s shadowy past, suspicions gradually begin to creep in about Brian and whether he may have in fact played a role in the young woman’s past himself. Struggling with his demons, Brian becomes trapped in a different kind of nightmare, this time one that is all too real. It is only the unmasking of the killer that finally unlocks the truth about Brian and about the beautiful young victim. Keywords: Murder, Mystery, Thriller, Cop, Girl, Nightmare, Sex, Fantasy, Drugs, Lies, Cape Cod, Killer, Police, Iraq
