Hi!
Is Bruner's book spoken for yet?  If not, I would love it.  My address is:
Marcia McKinley
Dept of Psychology
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg, MD  21727
 
This message reminded me (very belatedly) that I never sent you a check last year!  I 
still remember the total I think (5.80), but should I make it out to you or your 
school?
 
Many thanks for doing this!
Marcia

        -----Original Message----- 
        From: Michael Bergmire [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
        Sent: Sat 6/22/2002 9:39 PM 
        To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences 
        Cc: 
        Subject: More Books to Give Away
        
        
        Hi Tipsters,
         
        Please refer to my previous message and then read the following.
         
        I knew that I had more books that I wanted to give away.  I just found the 
other box.  As indicated in my earlier message, the price of the book will be the 
expense of shipping it to you via the U.S. Postal System.
         
        The books that are seeking a new home are:
         
        Understanding Human Nature by Alfred Adler (paperback)
         
        Lateral Thinking by Edward de Bono (softback)
         
        Toward A Theory of Instruction by Jerome Bruner (softback)
         
        Insight and Responsibility by Erik Erikson (softback)
         
        Personality and Psychotherapy by John Dollard and Neal Miller (softback)
         
        Clues to Suicide by Edwin Shneidman and Normal Farberow (softback)
         
        Frustration and Aggression by Dollard, Doob, Miller, Mowrer and Sears 
(softback)
         
        Psychoanalysis: Evolution and Development by Clara Thompson (hardback)
         
        Models of My Life by Herbert A. Simon (softback)
         
        People in Quandaries by Wendell Johnson (hardback)
         
        Type A Behavior and Your Heart by Friedman and Rosenman (paperback)
         
        Lucy - Growing Up Human by Maurice K. Temerlin (paperback)
         
        Between Parent and Child by Haim Ginott (paperback)
         
        Between Parent and Teen-ager by Haim Ginott (paperback)
         
        In and Out the Garbage Pail by Frederick S. Perls (paperback)
         
        Fact and Fiction in Psychology by Hans Eysenck  (paperback)
         
        Sense and Nonsense in Psychology by Hans Eysenck (paperback)
         
        Uses and Abuses of Psychology by Hans Eysenck (paperback)
         
        Know your own I.Q. by Hans Eysenck (paperback)
         
        Sex Violence and the Media  by Hans Eysenck and D. K. B. Nias (softback)
         
        Social Class and Mental Illness by Hollingshead and Redlich (softback)
         
        Braid on Hypnotism by James Braid (hardback)
         
         
        While these books vary considerably from classics to pop psychology of the 
60s, you can be the judge of their value.
         
        Thank you for helping me clear out more space in the garage,
         
        Michael Bergmire
        ADJUNCT Professor of Psychology
        Jefferson College
        1000 Viking Drive
        Hillsboro, MO 63050
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
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