| MJ Hutto

38,560원  | 20251007  | 9798232383381

Any other day Kable VonSable would be ready to go to battle for her friends and family. But today she's a little overwhelmed with her unexpected and inconvenient death. Which means it's up to Achlys Aether to step into big shoes. Chaos magic isn't for the faint of heart. It's a good thing he's not your average grieving boyfriend.Join the fight to find a sleepy, wandering soul and the valiant struggle against an ever worsening regime.

 | MJ Hutto

31,210원  | 20251007  | 9798232606145

Ari Maxwell and Arwyn Parker were friends from day one. Kids with huge appetites for reading and looking out for each other only scratches the surface. One fateful night changes the trajectory of life as they knew it. Small towns hold big secrets and Moonlight might be the biggest small town secret keeper of them all.And the story inside the story follows Princess Cassiopeia as Arwyn tells the story to her little sister Leia.

 | MJ Hutto

40,400원  | 20250308  | 9798230842750

I'm Kable VonSable, and I'm on a mission. They have my sister, and we're going to get her. I don't know who they are. I don't know why they took her. But I can tell you this, Mr. Immortality Snake Tattoo, if she's not okay when I get there, you'll beg for the end of our conversation long before I'm done.Vampires, Demons, Weres, and...

 | MJ Hutto

31,210원  | 20240107  | 9798231408450

Life is simple when you're a substitute teacher visiting your grandmother. Except she's got a broken hip and the local famous author is incredibly hot and even more irritating. And then there's the murder house.Amethyst Shoals isn't one of your average hometown, feel good, sleepy southern towns. It has more secrets than the US government. And there's something about those Murphy boys.**Trigger Warnings**Language, Violence, Sex, Domestic Violence, Harm to Children, PTSD.

 | MJ Hutto

33,050원  | 20240107  | 9798231378531

Life takes you where you're meant to be. Sometimes that's back to the beginning. Nothing like old friends, new friends, and rockstars seeking muses. Some choices are simple, while others require delicate maneuvering so you don't end up Karma's Shadow Reaper.Amethyst Shoals isn't one of your average hometown, feel good, sleepy southern towns. It has more secrets than the US government. And there's something about those Murphy boys.

 | MJ Hutto

31,210원  | 20240107  | 9798231528622

Life is full of heartache and scrounging for your next dollar. Especially when your little sister is off making friends with wannabe gangsters and leaving you to deal with the ghost house on your own. Cons, gangsters, and pirates? What kind of job is this anyway?Amethyst Shoals isn't one of your average hometown, feel good, sleepy southern towns. It has more secrets than the US government. And there's something about those Murphy boys.

 | MJ Hutto

36,690원  | 20230607  | 9798231130269

If you're reading this, you've found me broken, bruised, and covered in blood. I'm surrounded by men giving me the side-eye in a jail cell. And trying to figure out if anyone even knows I'm here.Everything started with a missing person case and devolved from there. I have a black cloud attached to me, and whenever I get involved, I bring the thunder, the lightning, and the rain.If you're ready for a depraved ride into the twisting depths of fable, lore, and my life, jump aboard.

 | David Hutto

18,370원  | 20161008  | 9780990569220

I’d Tear Down the Stars is a collection of short stories by the author of The Illusion of Being Here, with characters are diverse as young women, middle-aged men, and children, all seeking luck beneath the stars. Four young men go to Atlantic City to gamble and relax, but they discover that having fun doesn’t happen just because you want it to in “Everyone’s a Winner Here.

Hutto, Daniel D.  | Ingram Pub Services

64,120원  | 20121023  | 9781845401658

Folk psychology refers to our everyday practice of making sense of actions, both our own and those of others, in terms of reasons. This volume, which is a special issue of the Journal of Consciousness Studies, brings together new work by scholars from a range of disciplines (anthropology, neuroscience, psychology, philosophy) whose aim is to clarify, develop and challenge the claim that folk psychology may be importantly -- perhaps even constitutively -- related to narrative practices.

Hutto, Daniel D.  | MIT Press

79,130원  | 20080131  | 9780262083676

Hutto, Daniel D.  | Palgrave Macmillan

202,100원  | 20040103  | 9780333918807

What is the true worth of Wittgenstein's contribution to philosophy? Answers to this question are strongly divided. However, most assessments rest on certain popular misreadings of his purpose. This book challenges both "theoretical" and "therapeu...

Hurdle, Johathan/Hurdle, Jonathan/  | Mountaineers

28,550원  | 19990916  | 9780898866407

Newly updated, "Walking Austria's Alps" offers 11 treks, ranging from four to 11 days in length, which include nightly stops at a mountain hut where walkers can eat well and sleep in comfort. The daily itineraries allow plenty of time for interest...

Hutto, Daniel D. (EDT)/ Ratcliffe, Matthew (EDT)  | Springer

0원  | 20070803  | 9781402055577

What is central to our ability to interpret one another? A great deal of work in philosophy of mind, cognitive science, anthropology, developmental psychology and a host of other disciplines assumes that, at root, interpersonal interpretation is accomplished through the employment of a 'commonsense' or 'folk' psychology, meaning an 'everyday', rather than 'scientific', appreciation of mindedness. Although there is considerable debate over which cognitive processes support our folk psychological abilities and how those abilities develop during childhood, there is a remarkable degree of consensus concerning what folk psychology involves. Most discussions begin by stating or assuming that it consists primarily of an ability to attribute propositional attitudes to humans and other organisms, in order to predict and explain their behavior. This ability is usually regarded as an underlying core that enables all social life, rather than just one amongst many ingredients of human social ability. There have been a number of recent criticisms of this orthodox characterization, which question the scope, function, reliability and even the very nature of folk psychology. This book brings them together for the first time. The contributors all maintain that current understandings of folk psychology and of the mechanisms that underlie it need to be revised, supplemented or dismissed altogether.