Hampson: 50 books

1 The problem and the approach The model developed here, which is actually more a collection of com­ ponents than a single monolithic structure, traces a path from relatively low-level neural/connectionistic structures and processes to relatively high-level animal/artificial intelligence behaviors....

Smoking Food is an art not a science. In this easy-to-follow accessible, no-nonsense, informative book the authors, who are masters of their craft, have removed the mystery and imparted the fun into smoing food. The book guides the reader through the principles, variations and options in being able to create and enjoy smoked food recipes at home.

Originally published in 1988, this second edition of The Construction of Personality has been substantially revised and updated. The author provides an introduction to current theory and research in the psychology of personality at the time and examines this work from the perspective of constructivism....

Life is too short for compromise . When Maggie, Fran and Rose met in their youth, they had dreams and ambitions. Forty years later, the three friends are turning sixty, each of them restless and disenchanted with their lives. Fran works in a second-hand bookshop. Her lover, one of a...

This book is about my personal experiences regarding celebrities of Stage, Film and Television. It follows the trials and tribulations of some well known stars. “Behind The Celebrities” is my own personal account of what sometimes happens behind the scenes in the film and theatre industries. The...

This is a story of a family fighting for survival in a world that may one day resemble our own. While on a business trip to Chicago, a man is separated from the wife he loves and the two sons he adores, who must fend for themselves in California in the opening hours of a nuclear war. His only hope...

When Cassie Munro fled her hometown of Bilkara to follow the charismatic Dan to the other side of the world, she never expected to return.� Now, devastated by revelations of Dan's betrayal and the news of a brutal attack on her father, she returns home with nothing left to lose. Against her...

'I open the gate and walk into the field . . . As the sun pours a river of light down this valley, I realise there are hundreds and hundreds of trees and I've seen those silver leaves before, not here in Australia, but shimmering in the groves that grace the terraced hillsides of Tuscany.' When...