Executive Coaching
Coaching is a new and growing profession which I believe is partly the outcome of increased business pressures at high level and the need for…… Read More »
Book Reviews
Darwinian Conservatism
A well-argued book proposing that conservatives need the Darwinian insight that human beings have a 'natural moral sense that supports ordered liberty as secured by…… Read More »
Becoming
This book is the sequel to 'Turning', which was published in 1994 as an inspirational book of reflective guidance that speaks to the deepest aspects…… Read More »
A Social History of the Media
A book of extraordinary scope that brings the reader right up to date and which has already been translated into ten languages. The fact that…… Read More »
Anthropology
Although written primarily as an undergraduate text, this book also provides a good introduction to the general reader, starting with encountering cultural difference and moving…… Read More »
The Art of Fugue
A relatively technical work but one that will delight any lover of Bach fugues, especially as it comes with a special CD. It treats some…… Read More »
Humming your Way to Happiness
An unusual book by a medical scientists that takes the reader into the cross-cultural landscape of sound with special emphasis on Tuva an Overtone singing.…… Read More »
The Secret of Laughter
A real delight of a book that should be in the library of all who love spiritual narratives evoking perennial truths about human life. The…… Read More »
Phases of Childhood
This book was written after the Second World War by a physician steeped in the philosophy of Rudolf Steiner. As such it gives equal weight…… Read More »
Special Education Needs - A new look
Mary Warnock's engagement with special educational needs dates back to the mid-1970s when she chaired an influential government commission on the subject, whose recommendations have…… Read More »