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Robert Pattinson and Reese Witherspoon star in this drama based on the historical novel by Sara Gruen, following the adventures of a young vet working in a travelling circus during America's Great Depression in the 1930s. After his parents are killed in a car accident, promising Ivy League student Jacob Jankowski (Pattinson) suffers an emotional breakdown and runs away before graduating, eventually finding work as a vet with the down-at-heel Benzini Brothers circus. There he meets a host of colourful characters including tyrannical animal trainer August (Christoph Waltz) and his beautiful wife Marlena (Witherspoon).

Otherworld Bound is an adventure set in the near future at a time when space travel is still a dream for Earth. Greg Cordell, a young nuclear electronics scientist befriends a supply clerk co-worker who knows more about scientific things than a clerk should know, and who turns out to have special abilities. United National, a worldwide corporation that controls all activity on the planet has replaced the old United Nations and brought a measure of stability to the planet. Now the government is global; and, unknown to the masses, is being infiltrated by aliens. When Cordell starts inquiring about a fugitive scientist from twenty years earlier, the government comes after him. Rescued by the Others, a breakaway group from Titan striving to live in peace, Greg is taken to various sites in the solar system while continuing to develop products to help people get away safe. Their only hope is to get as many as they can to some other world where they can live without tyranny. The developments they use to defend themselves prove a challenge for the alien government that is set to stop them at all costs. The intrigue and adventure of rescuing Nora Landers, Greg's romantic interest, and others from Earth proves to keep the reader anxiously waiting for the next development while the Others pursue their goal to be Otherworld Bound.

Is repressed memory as common as Freud thought, and is Freud still important today? What mistakes do humans routinely make in judging how likely events are to occur? Why do we find patterns in events even when they are unrelated? How do genetics make some people more prone to drug addiction, sensation seeking, or being highly sociable? Just how do you teach old dogs new tricks, and how does this same mechanism end up causing superstitious behavior? How are sexual identity, sexual orientation, and sex roles developed, and what did we learn about that process from the case of the opposite sex identical twins? How much control do we have over our happiness, and how can we make our lives happier? More Psychology in Plain English is the companion volume to Psychology in Plain English. Through anecdotes, personal examples, wicked humor, and explanations honed through more than 30 years and more than 700 psychology classes, Dr. Richards covers some of his most popular classroom topics.

Otherworld Bound is an adventure set in the near future at a time when space travel is still a dream for Earth. Greg Cordell, a young nuclear electronics scientist befriends a supply clerk co-worker who knows more about scientific things than a clerk should know, and who turns out to have special abilities. United National, a worldwide corporation that controls all activity on the planet has replaced the old United Nations and brought a measure of stability to the planet. Now the government is global; and, unknown to the masses, is being infiltrated by aliens. When Cordell starts inquiring about a fugitive scientist from twenty years earlier, the government comes after him. Rescued by the Others, a breakaway group from Titan striving to live in peace, Greg is taken to various sites in the solar system while continuing to develop products to help people get away safe. Their only hope is to get as many as they can to some other world where they can live without tyranny. The developments they use to defend themselves prove a challenge for the alien government that is set to stop them at all costs. The intrigue and adventure of rescuing Nora Landers, Greg's romantic interest, and others from Earth proves to keep the reader anxiously waiting for the next development while the Others pursue their goal to be Otherworld Bound.

In praise of Augustine, Herbert A. Deane writes, "Genius he had in full measure ... he is the master of the phrase or the sentence that embodies a penetrating insight, a flash of lightning that illuminates the entire sky." To provide the student with a glimpse of that genius and a synthesis of Augustine's views on man and society, the author presents the most important passages from Augustine's entire body of work in which human nature, the social order, and the nature and function of the state are discussed. Marshaling this primary material, he masterfully weaves the connections between Augustine's social and political ideas and the general framework of his thought. A new foreword by Richard A. Munkelt makes a substantial contribution in critiquing Deane's assimilation of certain aspects of Augustine's thought to modern-day liberalism. The new foreword also contains extensive additional bibliography on the subject of Augustine's political thought.

"Will undoubtedly remain the basic work on this subject."--Library Journal

"Professor Deane significantly contributes both to historical understanding of Augustine's political thinking and to appreciation of its permanent relevance to the moral dilemmas of politics. No other study of Augustine's political thought gives nearly so much so well."--Political Science Quarterly

"This book would be salutary, possibly purgatorial, reading for all politicians, psychologists, and educationalists."--Times Literary Supplement