Category: E-Books

Sport and Exercise Psychology: A Canadian Perspective, 3rd edition, (PDF), is written specifically for a Canadian introductory undergraduate course in exercise and sports psychology. The ebook presents an overview of sport and exercise psychology and provides a solid foundation in core concepts required for upper-level undergrad courses. The organization of

J.D. Lewis-Williams, one of the well-known South African archaeologists and ethnographers, excavates meaning from the complex mythological stories of the San-Bushmen to make a larger theory of how myth is used in culture. He extracts their “nuggets,” the far-reaching but rarely unspoken words and concepts of language and understanding that

Renal pathophysiology can be a hard subject even for the most advanced medical students. This Renal Pathophysiology: The Essentials, 5e, (PDF) offers an easy-to-read, case-based approach to learning the mechanisms of renal disease. Every chapter stresses on a mechanism of kidney disease and includes an opening case, learning objectives, integrated

This PDF ebook, “Reading for Wonder: Ecology, Ethics, Enchantment” begins by unfolding the nature and artifice of wonder as a human capacity and as a fabricated experience. In a world awash in awesome, sensual technological experiences, wonder has diverse powers, including awakening us to unexpected ecological entanglements and intimacies. Yet

A complete, theory-based approach to working with young clients in both clinical and school settings Counseling and Psychotherapy with Children and Adolescents, 5th Edition, (PDF) provides college students and mental health professionals with state-of-the-art theory and practical guidance for main contemporary psychotherapeutic schools of thought. Adolescents and children are not