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And as always, you can order my books directly from bookshop.org where your purchase goes to support both my book-making AND independent bookstores across the country. A win-win! Prints and original sketches are available to ship worldwide.Hope and Feathers. 2013-2023 Aaron Becker All Rights Reserved.

Excellant review of an exceptional work. For my money, I think Journey stands up against not only the best picture books of the year, but the best books of the year as a whole. The plot, the characterization, the tension, the subtext, the themes, and a billion (yes, a billion. I counted) other elements set this as one of the top books of 2013. So glad you reviewed it here.

In his early 30s, he returned to Syracuse University to pursue graduate studies in cultural anthropology, and would complete his PhD in 1960. The first of his nine books, Zen: A Rational Critique (1961) was based on his doctoral dissertation.

During the final decade of his relatively short life, Becker used the ideas and concepts from many different writers and thinkers to write his books and teach his classes. To list just a few of these thinkers who helped formulate many of his theories, many point to how Becker draws on the work of Sren Kierkegaard, Sigmund Freud, Wilhelm Reich, Norman O. Brown, Erich Fromm, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, and especially Otto Rank.

Since his death Becker's work, particularly as expressed in his later books, The Denial of Death and Escape from Evil, has had a significant impact on social psychology and the psychology of religion. Terror management theory, an important research programme in social psychology that has spawned over 200 published studies[12] has turned Becker's views on the cultural influence of death anxiety into a scientific theory that helps to explain such diverse human phenomena as self-esteem, prejudice,[13] and religion.[14]

In 1993, Dan Becker and his wife Ann bought a house in Spring Branch where Dan took his own personal collection of books exploding out of his garage and warehouse and filled the Spring Branch house to the brim.

The Bernard Becker Medical Library provides a rapidly growing collection of e-books covering all subjects. Sometimes that variety and pace of change can make things a little complicated. If you're wondering how to get books on your mobile device or tablet, where you can go to find e-books, or if you can use our e-books offline, you are in the right place.

The shop we're talking is Becker's Books. The bookstore, which sells used books, opened in 1993 and went online two years later. SEX and AMERICANA are just two of the 60 categories in this maze of a place with as many nooks and narrow, twisty alleys as a street in Morocco.

Becker and her husband, Dan, own the Spring Branch store, and the blood and sweat they've poured into it is apparent. It's in the terrazzo floors, the hand-wrought wooden bookshelves, the brick patio that wraps around the side and back of the house-turned-bookstore.

When a nearby bookstore chain ran out of some Shakespeare plays, a slew of Memorial High students came to Becker's Books to buy them. Stratford High students came looking for Of Mice and Men for the same reason.

And while Becker and I were eating lunch, she excused herself to help a local math professor who scours used bookstores for old math books. He pulls problems and equations from these old books, in part because students cannot Google the answers.

Both Ann and her husband have written books. She compiled and edited Houston: 1860-1900, a collection of vintage images of the city. Dan Becker co-authored, with Ann Malone, Around LaPorte, which includes images from 1892 to 1950.

Online, readers can find Becker's Books at houstonbooks.com and texasbooks.net, domain names Ann Becker bought year ago. ("My husband is the curator," she explains. "My job has been to be up to speed on Internet business.") Of course, the couple also sell books through Amazon.com, Alibris.com, AbeBooks.com, and other sites.

I just can't get behind wordless picture books. I mean, I don't mind looking through them, but my child demands a dialogue, you know? And then that is just too much work for me to come up with a narration for it.

Picture books without words are becoming really popular. If you are curious about this trend, the work of Aaron Becker is an excellent place to start. Journey is the first installment about a lonely girl with no friends. A magical red crayon appears in her room, and with it, she draws a door that leads her to a fascinating and fantastical world. She finds friendship in a beautiful purple bird. At first the world is friendly, but things take a sinister turn when evil men catch the bird and lock it up. The girl frees the bird only to be locked in jail herself. The bird helps her escape and leads her to a new friend, a boy with his own magical purple crayon.

I know what you are thinking . . . how can you get all of that story from a book without any words?! Reading a wordless picture book is a different experience for sure. It is a malleable experience molded into different stories at different times. Every time we read it, the story might change or grow. We read it differently out loud than we would ponder it quietly by ourselves. The pictures by Aaron Becker give so much. They are amazingly detailed and expressive. I love how each character has a signature color, so that without saying a word, you recognize who they are and what they have built. What other wordless picture books have you read?

Has published papers in Journal of Philosophy, Synthese, Erkenntinis, History of Philosophy Quarterly, American Philosophical Quarterly, Dialectica, Metaphilosophy, Philosophical Studies, Acta Analytica, Philosophia, Journal of Philosophical Research, and book reviews in Mind, Philosophical Quarterly, and elsewhere. He has also published a number of chapters in books dedicated to important topics in recent epistemology, in addition to encyclopedia articles and annotated bibliographies. 2351a5e196