Our Responsibility to One Another: A Vision of Human Progress for the Third Millenium

Koerbel, Kurt H.

Religion & Spirituality

Robert Davies Pub

This new edition provides to the current generation of hockey players and enthusiasts a lesson in home exercise, goaltending equipment, how to play goal, and more.

On Goaltending

Children's Books

Plante, Jacques

Sports & Outdoors

Voltaire's Man in America

History

Lagrave, Jean-Paul De

Americas

My Brother Peter

Parenting & Relationships

Berger, Nomi

Family Relationships

After thirty years in the profession, Dr. Tana Dineen has written an unflinching critique of modern Psychology and Psychotherapy. This controversial best-selling exposé of the Psychology Industry was first published in 1996. Now available in its revised, updated and less expensive 3rd edition, it is no less popular nor less explosive than when it first appeared. Cited in Time and the New York Times, among other wide-circulation publications, Tana Dineen's scathing attack on the abuses and misuses of corrupted psychotherapy is a must read for care-givers and care-takers alike. And for would-be care-takers too. Topics covered include Victim-Making, Fabricated Victims, Selling Psychology as a Science, The Business of Psychology, The Technology of Victim-Making, The Rise to Power of the Psychology Industry, and Living in the Shadow of the Psychology Industry. Fully supported by end of book notes and index, and with a suggested reading list, this is one of the most important books on psychology to appear in recent years. The author has been often--and always unsuccessfully--attacked by representatives of corporate psychology who have resorted to character assassination rather than reason to try and prove Dr. Dineen wrong.

Manufacturing Victims: What the Psychology Industry Is Doing to People

Medical Books

Dineen, Tana

Psychology

Jean-Louis Levesque: a biography

Biographies & Memoirs

langer, Jules Bé

Historical

Chaos in Cancun (K.C. Flanagan, Girl Detective)

Murray, Susan

A two-volume, boxed set of tributes to and writings by celebrated forensic psychiatrist Bruno Cormier, who ran the McGill University Clinic and worked at New York's Dannemora State Prison for many years. Cormier was a long-time proponent of prison reform and methodology of rehabilitation and wrote extensively on such topics as psychopathic states and criminal behavior, ageing and the criminal process, the deprivation of liberty, the family, incest and pedophilia, the pathology of murder, and genoc ide. A leading light in forensic psychiatric research and widely celebrated, Dr Cormier passed away in 1991.

Breaking the Chains. Bruno M. Cormier and the McGill University Clinic in Forensic Psychiatry

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Cormier, Bruno M.

Psychology & Counseling

Outrage in Orlando (K.C. Flanagan, Girl Detective)

Davies, Robert

Action & Adventure

Advocates of the North American Free Trade Agreement have tried to convince the public of the benefits of the U.S. economic conquest of Canada. Because that is the true meaning of NAFTA as the author of this best-selling book shows in a convincing and insightful manner. 
In an effort to realize their grand dream of one nation from Panama to the Arctic, Americans have attempted to conquer Canadas land and spirit, using war, trade sanctions, and political interventions of all kinds. That fight for Canada continues to this day, says David Orchard. 
In this compelling and impassioned book, Orchard traces these developments in a way that makes our history fascinating, lively and relevant. He examines the early American invasions of Canada that were successfully repulsed by our ancestors, the U.S. annexation movements and the various trade proposals, including the 1911 free trade election that prompted Rudyard Kipling to write, It is her own soul Canada risks today. 
The occasions which almost led to Canada being absorbed by its powerful neighbour to the south are highlighted in a way that is well-documented and rivetting. 
Orchard examines in a new light the legacy of John A. Macdonald, George-Etienne Cartier, Louis Riel, Henri Bourassa, Pierre Trudeau, and others, explains the evolution, content, and effects of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement and NAFTA, which he calls the new constitution of Canada, and outlines in plain language the danger to Canada they represent. Orchard also tackles the Meech Lake and Charlottetown accords and considers what lies ahead.

The Fight For Canada

Orchard, David

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