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Oracle Web Application Programming for PL/SQL Developers
Published in Paperback by Prentice Hall PTR (18 December, 2002)
Authors: Susan Boardman, Melanie Caffrey, Solomon Morse, and Benjamin Rosenzweig
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A Very Helpful Book
I found this book very helpful as it explains the basics in a very clear, easy to understand language and has lots of examples. It's a high quality interactive manual: first the concepts are described, then I was presented with exercises, which is very good as most of us learn through practice, experince. The answers and clarifications which are given after the exercises unit helped me monitor my understanding and in the end I had the complete application and a great feeling of achievement.


Organic Chemistry Sixth Edition and Study Guide to Accompany Organic Chemistry, Sixth Edition and the Organic Chem Lab Survival Manual: A Student's Gu
Published in Paperback by John Wiley & Sons (1997)
Authors: J. W. Zubrick and T. W. Graham Solomons
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grate book !
this book is VERY helpfull it has pictures of lab setup's and diagrams . very very handy !


The Organizational Self and Ethical Conduct: Sunlit Virtue and Shadowed Resistance
Published in Paperback by Wadsworth Publishing (17 March, 2000)
Authors: James A. Anderson, Elaine E. Englehardt, and Robert C. Solomon
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Postmodern Ethics Explained
Jim Anderson is the finest American mind in postmodern social science theory. This slim volume is an intriguing and manageable introduction to how pomo theories of self and subject may be used to negotiate the challenges which arise when we try to live decent lives with each other. Although written as a textbook, this work should be added to the shelf of anyone who is confused about what it means to be a caring and trustworthy worker, lover, friend and family member in the age of deconstruction. Useful for people tired of Marxist and/or French pomo theory. (khuck@cocc.edu)


Our Song: Meditations on Love and Marriage (Images & Insights from the Song of Solomon)
Published in Hardcover by Broadman & Holman Publishers (2001)
Author: Broadman & Holman Publishers
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Excellent Wedding Gift
This is a really nice little book with a quality binding that is a perfect affordable wedding gift for anyone you know. It contains the complete text of Song of Songs in the new Broadman Standard Translation. Also, it has many passages and quotes about love from different writers throughout the ages. It is the perfect affordable gift to give or receive. It is surprising that it isn't more widely known. The flip side of that is that it will be a gift that your friends will not receive from anyone else.


The Passions: Emotions and the Meaning of Life
Published in Paperback by Hackett Pub Co (1993)
Author: Robert C. Solomon
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EMOTION = YOU
The development of a 'Philosophy of Emotion' is flourishing. Trends in philosophy come and go but what makes Robert C. Solomon's "The Passions" interesting is that it challenges an immensely popular faulty dichotomy: emotions vs. rationality. Nowadays it is hard to maintain that our rational thinking is entirely isolated from our deepest emotions, still the myth of the 'irrationality of emotions' is prevailing. If we are to accept the adaptive and purposive tendencies of emotions within the realm of social relations (even when 'conceding' that emotions were/are essentially biologically based), we must reject theories that are dichotomist or deterministic. Many great works of art presupposed that 'thinking with your heart' meant something entirely different from 'thinking with your mind'. Even the educated student of the philosophy of emotions still apologizes for 'suddenly becoming very emotional' about something or may tend to glorify a period in her/his life in which the ('foolish') passions seemed to rule. Solomon's basic thesis is: "every emotion is a strategy, a purposive attempt to structure our world in such a way as to maximize our sense of personal dignity and self-esteem.". The book has a distinct existentialist flavor: "It is our passions, and our passions alone, that provide our lives with meaning". Personally I find it one of the most stimulating books that I have ever read, it really brings back a spark of 'Eros' in your once-upon-a-time enthusiasm for philosophy. Current debates are more or less influenced by Ronald de Sousa's "The Rationality of Emotion", an important book (basically working out a biological and social-adaptation thesis), but very poorly written with obtrusive (not that funny) idiosyncrasies (please fire the editor). Solomon's book leaves you with a better insight why people so often 'fall back' on their emotions (and why they should do so!) furthermore if you would like to enhance your sophisticated touchy-feely capacities to gently weasel your way into someone's heart, Solomon's book is your gospel-true cookbook...


Pediatric Skills for Occupational Therapy Assistants
Published in Paperback by Mosby (1999)
Authors: Jean W. Solomon and John M. Waddill
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Invaluable resource written especially for the COTA.
As a student of the author, I may be a little prejudicial, but I think this book is a wonderful pediatric sourcebook. It is written in an easy to follow manner, and defines the roles between an OTR and the COTA. It offers chapters on the different systems children may be treated in, principles of development, common diagnoses, and treatment approaches. The case studies, and suggested activities help to absorb the information given in the chapters and apply it to a clinical setting. An invaluable resource for the future COTA!!


Personal Witness: Israel Through My Eyes
Published in Hardcover by Putnam Pub Group (1992)
Author: Abba Eban
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Richard A. Macales, columnist, "Mac's Facts"
Known as the man with the "golden tongue," Eban recounts his years in Washington and at the U.N. as Israel's first envoy, and later as foreign minister. As the saying goes, he has been there, seen it and met with everyone who is anyone among the world's leaders in Israel's formative years.


The Philosophy of (Erotic) Love
Published in Paperback by Univ Pr of Kansas (1991)
Authors: Robert C. Solomon, Kathleen Higgins, and Arthur Coleman Danto
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Totally applicable through the centuries....
For those of you who are interested in philospohy in general, this book is an excellent collection of briefs from philosphers from Plato to Firestone. The most interesting aspect of this text is that it addresses the subject that most philosophy books refuse to touch upon - LOVE. Most often, philosophers are associated with their views on religion, politics, or the basic human existence. This book is such a great treat to read because of the subject matter. Love is a subject in which we can all relate. The book is approximately 3 inches thick, with excerpts from many different philosophers, but the great thing is that you can pick it up at your leisure, read a few different excerpts, ponder the subject of love, and put the book back down. It is not a book that you read cover to cover. Another interesting aspect of the book is that no matter what your views on love or romantic love are, you will find essays that will either reinforce your views of the matter, or challenge your present thinking of the subject of love. It covers topics such as misogyny, feminism, romantic love, marriage as more of a friendship than a romantic love, etc. I have been tickled, angered, saddened, pleased, and intrigued by this book. SO much so , that I have recommended it to friend after friend, and all have enjoyed it. It is not necessary that you be a student of philosophy to understand this book. You just need to misunderstand love to gain from it's teachings. I believe you will enjoy this book for years to come. I know I have.


Picasso and the War Years: 1937-1945
Published in Hardcover by Thames & Hudson (1998)
Authors: Pablo Picasso, Steven A. Nash, Robert Rosenblum, Brigitte Baer, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, California Palace of the Legion of Honor, Solomon R. Guggenheim museu, and Harry S., III Parker
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A brilliant chronicle of an astonishing exhibition!
"Picasso and the War Years" surveys his art during his years of isolation in Occupied Paris, as well as the three years leading up to the cataclysm. Although several exhibitions have been held on this same subject in Europe, this is the first such survey of Picasso's wartime production to take place in the United States. A series of outstanding essays by several prominent critics explore the complex political, social, and personal circumstances which inspired these still-challenging paintings, and the initial reactions to them. A warning: this book is not for everyone. If you are disturbed by violent and harsh art, forget it. These images still retain their power to shock, disorient, disgust and sadden, even if sixty years have gone by since their creation. Yet all the pictures possess a deep geometric structure, formal balance, and intense affect which engraves them on the viewer's mind. The sorrowful, neurotic, and unforgettable face of Dora Maar, Picasso's mistress and model during these tragic years, is transformed in these paintings into a symbol of a world gone mad. This is definitely one of the most significant art books produced this year.


Ples Blong Iumi: Solomon Islands, the past four thousand years
Published in Paperback by Institute of Pacific Studies (01 December, 1989)
Authors: Sam Alasia and Hugh Laracy
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Ples Blong Imui, Solomon Islands Past Four Thousand Years
Excellent Book ! Extremely well written, historical accounts documented by locals of Solmon Islands. Thin, little book but one hungrly eats up every word. Factual views from highly educated (academically and non-traditionally) intelligent people who present the realistic and truthful side of a Pacific Island Peoples history. Non-biased by Missionary or "White Man's" views, it is an account of facts rarely found or publlished. One finds so few works of Anthropological status writen and compiled by the local people of Pacific Island Nations. Very Interesting, creatively written, not for the average person but those who are truly interested in factual accounts of the Solomon's, Anthropology students, and travelers who want to "know" more about the people who they are visiting and not just where to eat and stay. FOr true lovers of Melanesia and Pacific Island history. It's rare to find such a jewel amongst the many grains of sand written today. Buy it ! You won't be sorry!


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