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Kinky Coily

RRP $16.49

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Fall in Love with Your Natural Hair!

Have you been thinking about transitioning to natural hair, but can't figure out how to get started? Then Kinky Coily: A Natural Hair Resource Guide is for you. In this literal treasure trove of information, attorney and award-winning author Pamela Samuels Young shares the natural hair care practices, products, and online resources that took her from hair disaster to natural hair heaven! Just one glance at the Pamela's "before" and "after" photographs will convince you that you too can take charge of your own hair care. So don't wait, get started on your own natural hair journey now!

What You'll Find Inside:

-Tips on beginning your hair journey.

-How to develop a hair care regimen.

-Ways to track your progress.

-The best books, bloggers, products and more!

To ensure that your natural hair journey is a success, be sure to check out the Kinky Coily Natural Hair Journal, which will guide you in creating a natural hair regimen and will also help you track your progress.

Whether you're transitioning from a relaxer, ready to abandon your weave or anxious to give up the flat irons, Kinky Coily: A Natural Hair Resource Guide will empower you to discover the true beauty of your naturally kinky coils!

How Skinner Was Wrong

RRP $16.99

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"How Skinner Was Wrong" presents a strong and simple account against Skinner's critical philosophy of Psychology. In Skinner's view, psychological explanations are internalist, i.e., they point out as causes for behavior inner and private motives, such as desires, fears, and beliefs. The inner and private origin of these causes implies that (1) they cannot be known by third parties and that (2) it is not possible to directly modify them. This is the thesis analyzed and criticized in this work. Its conclusion inverts Skinner's account: Subjective motives are as objective as environmental contingencies; plus, they are the basis of these contingencies, for they give them meaning. Thus, when it is impossible to infer the subjective sense of behavioral analysis, it becomes vague, allusive, inaccurate, misleading, and ineffective in controlling behavior. That's Grandinetti's controversial and riveting conclusion for this great book.

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