Neuroscience
- 5 Chances To Win The Myth Of Martyrdom
This competition is now closed and the winners contacted. We have five copies to give away of The Myth of Martyrdom What Really Drives Suicide Bombers, Rampage Shooters, and Other Self-Destructive Killers by Adam Lankford, kindly donated...
- Five Chances To Win A Copy Of The Rough Guide To Psychology
Thanks for all your interesting entries. This competition is now closed and the winners have been contacted. To celebrate worldwide sales in excess of 10,000 copies, Rough Guides have kindly donated to us 5 copies of The Rough Guide to Psychology by Digest...
- Five Chances To Win A Copy Of Rainy Brain, Sunny Brain
This competition is now closed and the five winners have been contacted. Thank you for all your entries. We've got five copies to give away of Rainy Brain, Sunny Brain by Professor Elaine Fox, kindly provided to us by William Heinemann....
- Two Chances To Win "social Psychology - Revisiting The Classic Studies"
Thanks for all your entries. This competition is now closed and the winners have been contacted. We've got two copies to give away of Social Psychology - Revisiting the Classic Studies, kindly provided to us by Sage. Here's what they say about...
- What Is The Self?
Recommended: The Guardian's Science Weekly podcast on April 4. Alok Jha interviews philosopher Julian Baggini, who talks about the latest thinking in neuropsychology on what it means to be "me". Baggini interviewed Daniel Dennett and others for his...
Neuroscience
5 chances to win a copy of The Shrink And The Sage
This competition is now closed and the winners have been contacted.
We have 5 copies of The Shrink and The Sage by Julian Baggini and Antonia Macaro to give away. From the publishers:
We have 5 copies of The Shrink and The Sage by Julian Baggini and Antonia Macaro to give away. From the publishers:
Philosopher Julian Baggini and therapist Antonia Macaro present their unique brand of self-help – with a distinctly cerebral edge. From what Aristotle can teach us about practical wisdom to how the work of psychologists such as Daniel Kahneman can improve our decision-making, they offer eminently practical advice to many common personal dilemmas. What does philosophical logic have to say about sticking to resolutions? How important is work? Could Danish existentialist Søren Kierkegaard lead you to a more satisfying life? Upbeat, enjoyable and thought-provoking, this brilliantly readable intellectual agony uncle and aunt team combine the insights of philosophy and psychology to begin to piece together a a guide to the good life and how to live it.
For your chance to win a copy, simply post a comment to this blog entry stating who your favourite philosopher is and why. The 5 winners will be chosen at random on Friday (please ensure you leave an email address).
- 5 Chances To Win The Myth Of Martyrdom
This competition is now closed and the winners contacted. We have five copies to give away of The Myth of Martyrdom What Really Drives Suicide Bombers, Rampage Shooters, and Other Self-Destructive Killers by Adam Lankford, kindly donated...
- Five Chances To Win A Copy Of The Rough Guide To Psychology
Thanks for all your interesting entries. This competition is now closed and the winners have been contacted. To celebrate worldwide sales in excess of 10,000 copies, Rough Guides have kindly donated to us 5 copies of The Rough Guide to Psychology by Digest...
- Five Chances To Win A Copy Of Rainy Brain, Sunny Brain
This competition is now closed and the five winners have been contacted. Thank you for all your entries. We've got five copies to give away of Rainy Brain, Sunny Brain by Professor Elaine Fox, kindly provided to us by William Heinemann....
- Two Chances To Win "social Psychology - Revisiting The Classic Studies"
Thanks for all your entries. This competition is now closed and the winners have been contacted. We've got two copies to give away of Social Psychology - Revisiting the Classic Studies, kindly provided to us by Sage. Here's what they say about...
- What Is The Self?
Recommended: The Guardian's Science Weekly podcast on April 4. Alok Jha interviews philosopher Julian Baggini, who talks about the latest thinking in neuropsychology on what it means to be "me". Baggini interviewed Daniel Dennett and others for his...