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One Kind Tree
Author: Christine DePetrillo
language: en
Publisher: Christine DePetrillo
Release Date: 2023-12-14
How much of her generosity was simply because she felt bad for him? And how much was because she felt something else? Doctor Ryder Wallace is on a mission to plant trees and slow climate change. All he needs is more money to keep his initiatives going. Fortunately, Ryder has a meeting with a philanthropist to plead for funding. What he doesn't have is a significant other. According to an article he's read about this investor, he's going to need one in order to convince the man to fork over the dollars. Problem is, Ryder can't talk to women like his charming brother can. How is he supposed to build a relationship in time for the meeting that could save his life's work? After tragedy strikes on his way to Vermont, Ryder finds exactly what he needs. Her name is Brooke Rayhill. Compassionate, generous, and able to turn him on even when his heart is broken, Brooke is a ray of sunshine in a stormy time. When she agrees to be his fake fiancée, Ryder's mission is back on track. But not everyone is thrilled with Ryder's plans to save the planet. A random accident doesn't seem so random anymore, and being with Ryder puts Brooke in danger. What she feels for him, however, runs deep into the soil. She's not ready to dig it up and throw it all away. Is one kind tree enough to make love grow lasting roots? One Kind Tree is a fake-relationship, forced-proximity, small-town, contemporary romance that features a scientist hero trying to save the world and a photographer heroine eager to see what develops between them. The One Kind Deed Series, contemporary romance "The town, the people, the love story... a perfect romance." Other Series by Christine DePetrillo The Maple Leaf Series, contemporary romance "Fears, pride, love, passion ~ beautifully woven together with substance and depth." The Warrior Wolves Series, paranormal romance "Full of memorable characters with a solid plot and plenty of passion."
Always Alwaysland
A new collection from the great American poet in his 96th year. Yea, though he walks through a certain valley, Stanley Moss has written Always Alwaysland in his 94th, 95th, and 96th years, a book of songs, devotion, beautiful, painful, useful truths, some work songs, spirituals, grand opera, hymns, chants to God and no God. After all, heartbeat is just versification. He stands alone among American poets. (In one poem that is political, Christ comes back to Earth, is lynched for singing Amazing Grace outside a white church). Read this book, take a chance, change your life for the better for the hell of it.
Consciousness and Meaning
Author: Brian Loar
language: en
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Release Date: 2017-01-16
One of the most important problems of modern philosophy concerns the place of the mind — and, in particular, of consciousness, meaning, and intentionality — in a physical universe. Brian Loar was a major contributor to the discussion of this problem for over four decades. This volume has two parts: one a selection of Loar's essays on the philosophy of language, the other on the philosophy of mind. A common thread in Loar's essays on language is his engagement with the Gricean program of analyzing linguistic representation in terms of mental representation, thus reducing the semantic to the psychological. In the philosophy of mind he was concerned with understanding consciousness and intentionality (mental representation) from the subjective perspective. The concern that unifies Loar's work in mind and language is how to understand subjectivity in a physical universe. He was committed to the reality of phenomenology, qualia, and the subjective perspective; and he found that phenomena like intentionality and consciousness are, in a certain sense, ineliminable and irreducible to objective ones. At the same time he believed that intentionality and consciousness are grounded in the physical. One of his great contributions was to reconcile these two positions by being a conceptual and explanatory anti-reductionist about both consciousness and intentionality but a metaphysical reductionist nonetheless. He had a deep commitment both to physicalism and to the reality and significance of the subjective point of view.