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This is a ‘brief’ introduction to Bernard Lonergan’s ‘Method in Theology’; where we touch on the importance of a Cognitional theory prior to a Metaphysics, Lonergan’s approach towards the post-enlightenment philosophy, and the importance/necessity of a theology and religion.
A neurosurgeon facing terminal cancer reflects on life, meaning, and legacy. These lessons from When Breath Becomes Air remind us how to live fully—even when time is short.
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This textbook systematically covers the main domains of cognitive psychology, emphasizing experimental evidence, theoretical models, and practical applications. It also highlights recent developments in cognitive neuroscience, computational modeling, and real-world cognition.
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“The 5 AM Club: Own Your Morning. Elevate Your Life” by Robin Sharma, designed to keep you hooked and ready to implement each concept with ease:
A foundational text in the philosophy and history of science. Kuhn introduces the concept of "paradigm shifts" and how scientific progress is not linear but revolutionary.
🔑 Core Idea: A crucial conversation is one where: - Opinions vary - Stakes are high - Emotions run strong Mastering these moments dramatically improves relationships, outcomes, and trust.
Want to feel happier and more yourself? The Gifts of Imperfection by Brené Brown shows you how to embrace your flaws and live with more courage and joy. It’s full of simple, real advice that’ll help you let go of stress and just be you. Give it a read—you won’t regret it!
Having conversations, especially difficult ones, is a skill and learning it allows you to unlock growth, compassion and confidence.
This book is a psychological survival guide for recognizing, resisting, and escaping the manipulative tactics of gaslighters—people who twist your sense of reality to gain control. It dives deep into gaslighting in families, workplaces, friendships, and even politics.
Eating in the Light of the Moon by Dr. Anita Johnston, a powerful book that explores the deeper emotional, psychological, and symbolic aspects of disordered eating, especially from a feminist and mythopoetic lens.
Kafka’s Metamorphosis - 10 Key Points
Richard Rumelt pulls back the curtain on what separates vague wishful thinking from powerful, focused strategy—and how to craft plans that truly move the needle.
Most of us treat ourselves harshly. This guide, based on Kristin Neff’s work, shows how to respond to pain with kindness—not judgment—and build a more compassionate inner voice.
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