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Give your guests the gift of memories and somewhere to preserve them. A place card holder. A frame. A photo album. This hard-working little favor does it all! Features and facts: Front cover features a charming, beaded silver metal frame Frame holds a preprinted, ready-to-personali ze table card Album holds 24 wallet-sized photos (25 with cover frame) Favor measures 3" x 4"

Hugs and memories deserve to be sharedand with this Memory Book and plush toy set, both baby and parents will have something to remember you by with a smile. Plush toys have magnets in their paws so they can hold onto a crib or hug their best buddy Memory Book in blue for boys or pink for girls features clean ink pad and imprint cards to let parents stamp the cover with an impression of their baby's footprint Beautiful, pre-printed pages let you log in all of baby's milestones and the story of his or her birth Makes a wonderful "welcome to the world," baby shower, or first birthday gift Choose your perfect gift: For the baby girl: Plush elephant is knitted with acrylic yarn and has an orange and green hat and scarf and striped paws and trunk Book comes in pink; measures 11.25"H x 9.25"W x... Less

This book brings together some of the best minds in neurology and philosophy to discuss the concept of personal identity and the moral dimensions of treating brain disease and injury. The contributors engage a crucial question: When an individual’s personality changes radically because of disease or injury, should this changed individual be treated as the same person?Rapid advances in brain science are expanding knowledge of human memory, emotion, and cognition and pointing the way toward new approaches for the prevention and treatment of devastating illnesses and disabilities. Through case studies of Alzheimer disease, frontotemporal dementia, deep brain stimulation, and steroid psychosis, the contributors highlight relevant ethical and social concerns that clinicians, researchers, and... Less

Truth: Studies of a Robust Presence brings together groundbreaking studies of objective truth as a robust, philosophically consequential reality and a compelling presence in all areas and dimensions of human life. After an era of philosophical reflection in both the Anglo-American and Continental traditions dominated by the denial or compromise of the standing and centrality of truth, which has been profoundly influential even in the general culture, important philosophers are again taking up and advancing the case for objective and substantial truth. This volume makes a unique contribution to this movement by presenting studies that enlarge and enliven the logical argument for truth by articulating and exploring the rich and robust presence of truth in various areas of human life and... Less

In this keepsake memory journal, nostalgic images of friends at play and small town charm from The Saturday Evening Post inspire a grandmother s recollections of childhood joys and family traditions. Fill-in questions welcome a woman to a sweet journey through a special season of her life: Which three words best describe your personality as a girl? What significant events in history were going on during the years you were young? What was the conversation about at your childhood dinner table? Once completed, grandmas will have a treasure trove of stories, hopes, and childhood tales to give to and discuss with their grandchildren. It will spark great conversations and connections between generations and will illuminate the ultimate gift of sharing one s life with those they love.

Can exchange bring us together? Are there any physical or intangible goods that escape the logic of the marketplace? Is there a relationship between truth—the very purpose of philosophy—and money? Does truth have a price? Contrary to the Sophists, who demanded payment in return for their expertise, Socrates spoke for free. He had to do so, according to Aristotle, because knowledge cannot be measured—though he could accept gifts in return.Today, we expect artists and intellectuals to be compensated for their labors. But is giving merely a form of exchange that was replaced by commerce? Anthropological investigation shows that the issue lies elsewhere: to give is to recognize in order to be recognized. It is to seal an alliance, to give oneself in what is given. Gifting raises further... Less

Grandpas will relive and share the adventures of their childhood as they record memories in this keepsake journal. Colorful images of curious boys at play and nostalgic family moments from The Saturday Evening Post frame enjoyable write-in questions, inviting a man to reminisce about especially spirited seasons of his life: Share a story about time spent with your pals. How did a teacher or mentor make a difference in your life? When did you first feel grown up? What inspires your faith and sense of hope now? This treasury of personal tales and family history will welcome questions and conversations between a grandpa and his grandchildren as it highlights the importance of celebrating and sharing a life well-lived and well-loved.

The Honor of Thinking investigates the limits of criticism, theory, and philosophy in light of what Martin Heidegger and French post- Heideggerian philosophers have established about the nature and tasks of thinking. In addition to in-depth analyses of Walter Benjamin's conception of critique—and in particular the relation of critique to ethics, as well as alternative models of criticism (such as Heidegger's notion of "Auseinandersetzu ng," and Derridean deconstruction)—th is book contains essays on the notion of theory from the Greeks and the early German Romantics to the contemporary use of this notion in literary studies. The last part of the book investigates the different ways of understanding philosophical thinking that are found in contemporary French thought, examining works of... Less

This new textbook offers at once an introduction to learning, its early Pavlovian and operant origins up through the most recent developments, and complete coverage of the psychology of human memory from acquisition and storage to retrieval and forgetting. But unlike other textbook authors who rely primarily on an historical associationist linkage between learning and memory, Barry Schwartz and Daniel Reisberg take a cognitive approach to integrating the two fields.Without losing sight of each field's historical development, they provide modern bridges by which students can observe the cognitive underpinnings of animal learning and the descendants of associationism currently under scrutiny by human memory psychologists-in short, a state-of-the-art presentation that makes clear the... Less