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Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2002 2:26 PM
Subject: Book Giveaway

Hi Fellow Tipsters,
 
You may remember that a little more than a year ago I gave away quite a few books as I emptied my office upon my retirement.  Well the retirement is going great.  I teach one General Psychology class via WebCT and find it to be an excellent opportunity to remain involved in the field.
 
I am continuing to reduce my book collection which is the reason for this message.  I am offering the following books for the price of reimbursing me for shipping costs.  Please don't ask for the entire group of books as I would like to spread this opportunity around a little bit.  And naturally I would feel that I was gaining the most karma if some of them went to people at the early stage of their academic career.
 
So here are the books to choose from:
 
Organization of Behavior by D. O. Hebb
 
Essentials of Behavior by Clark Hull
 
Textbook of Psychology by D. O. Hebb
 
The Relaxation Response by Herbert Benson
 
Personality by J. P. Guilford
 
A Text-Book of Medical Psychology by Ernst Kretschmer
 
A Visual Motor Getalt Test and Its Clinical Use by Lauretta Bender
 
Techniques of  Attitude Scale Construction by Allen L. Edwards
 
To Know A Fly by Vincent G. Dethier
 
What's So Funny about Science by Sidney Harris
 
Perception and Personality - A Symposium by Jerome S. Bruner & David Krech
 
The Psychiatric Interview by Harry Stack Sullivan
 
On Aggression by Konrad Lorenz
 
Psychodiagnosis by Saul Rosenzweig
 
Varieties of Psychopathological Experience by Carney Landis and Fred A. Mettler
 
An Introduction to Projective Techniques by Harold H. Anderson and Gladys L. Anderson
 
Liking and Loving - An Invitation to Social Psychology by Zick Rubin (1973 edition)
 
 
As you can tell by the list, most of these books fall into the category of classics in the field so I assume that they would be of most interest to people working in specialized fields who appreciate older resources.
 
Books will be shipped from the St. Louis area using the US Postal Service and enclosed in bubble-wrap envelopes or postal boxes.
 
Michael Bergmire
ADJUNCT Professor of Psychology
Jefferson College
Hillsboro, MO 63050
 
P. S.
Please don't send me messages suggesting selling the books over eBay (I don't possess a digital camera to take pictures of the books) and don't want to deal with the hastle of auction deadlines etc.  Also I prefer to share these books with American colleagues rather than shipping them to developing nations.
 
P.S.S.
Never retire while living in a house without a basement :-)
 
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