Metapsychology is looking for reviewers with knowledge or experience of mental health issues who can write thoughtfully for a general readership. The Science of Sentiment By Dylan Evans Review by Havi Carel on 1 Sep 2001. Jacob Have I Loved by Katherine Paterson Review by Su Terry on 1 Sep 2001. The characters are well developed. The storyline is interesting.
Many people can well identify with the main character's feelings of sibling rivalry.
The Man and His Philosophy Second edition by R. J. Hollingdale Review by Daniel Came on 1 Sep 2001. Since R.J. Hollingdale's erudite and stimulating biography of Nietzsche was first published in 1965, interest in this most controversial and influential of modern philosophers has burgeoned almost to the point of excess. In spite of the classic status of Hollingdale's work, it has long been out of print, but it is reissued here with its text reorganized, revised, and expanded in the light of the glut of new documents concerning Nietzsche's life and new interpretations of his philosophy that have emerged in the intervening years. Who We Are edited by Roberta Conlan Review by Nicholas Shea on 1 Sep 2001. Us Who We Are'.