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Jer is a city boy out for a long weekend at a cabin in the woods.  When he's drawn into the forest by ethereal figures, can he handle the magic of their touch? 2600 words.  Contains scenes of androgyny, ambiguous sexuality, homo-eroticism, and a sensual fairy threesome. ---------- One...

The collection of all three parts of the Glamour and Flesh series, Body, Mind, and Soul is a transgressive, gender-defying journey of erotic discovery and magic.  Glamour and Flesh Jer is a city boy out for a long weekend at a cabin in the woods. When he's drawn into the forest by ethereal...

Nothing has been the same since Jer's mysterious encounter with faeries in the wood. He's finding it impossible to find pleasure in anything -- even sex. Compared to the androgynous and magical sensuality of the beings he encountered, it all just seems empty. Even worse, he finds that he himself...

Jer's connection to his life and friends is becoming more tenuous as his preoccupation with his fairy encounters becomes an obsession. The mysterious changes within him have accelerated, and as his longing becomes despair, he lashes out. Will he discover a way to find peace with his experiences, or...

Siegfried J. Schmidt is closely associated in Germany with the cross-disciplinary research programme of Radical Constructivism. In Histories & Discourses he carries out a change of perspective from media and communication studies to studies of culture and the philosophy of language.His 'rewriting' of...

In the 17th century Sir Francis Bacon advocated the patient study of Nature for the benefit of mankind. Most of science today, in its study of medicine, genetics, electronics etc., continues that pragmatic Baconian tradition without fuss. Over the years, however, as its investigation of Nature probed...

Lotteries are widely used to decide places (seats) at schools, colleges and universities. Conall Boyle explores many examples to find out why. The emotional turmoil that the use of ballots can cause to students and parents alike is graphically described. But lottery selection teaches lessons too;...

A festschrift issue of Cybernetics and Human Knowing focusing on the work of Ranulph Glanville, cybernetician, design researcher, theorist, educator and multi-platform artist/designer/performer.

Leo Strauss was a political philosopher who died in 1973 but came to came to prominent attention in the United States and also Britain around the beginning of the War in Iraq. Charges began emerging that architects of the war such as Paul Wolfowitz and large numbers of staff in the US State and Defense...

The topic of the reduction of mental processes to biophysical mechanisms touches at the core of the mindbody problem, a puzzle in the philosophy of mind since the days of Descartes. This book is about philosophical aspects of neuroscience, centred on perspective dualism. The topic unfolds in the discussion...

Twenty-first century British kids are more comfortable with ethnic diversity than ever before. The 'mixed race' population is rising exponentially. In school playgrounds across Britain, kids are inventing a version of colour-blind, multi-ethnic interaction that should teach the adult world a thing...

This book addresses a question fundamental for Oakeshott throughout his life, which is what we are doing when we read and discuss some memorable work in the history of political thought. The approach the book takes to Oakeshott’s response to this question is of particular interest in that it explores...

Claims that there are good arguments for a public health service that do not amount to arguments for a national health service, but for something that looks far more like a transnational health service.

R G Collingwood's philosophy of history reflected his historical practices and his moral philosophy. Reflection on historical practice provided him with a theory of knowledge; his moral philosophy provided him with a theory of the object of history. This study shows how Collingwood's concepts of action and history developed together.