Antony james william taylor (3 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: Good. 437 pages. Cover worn.The renaissance man of New Zealand pschology was how colleague Jules Older ch aracterized Professor Tony Taylor of Victoria University in Wellington, in the N Z Listener. The accolade reflects the astonishing range of internationally accla imed original research Professor Taylor has published in 290 academic papers on subjects as eclectic as the differences between male and female prison tattoos, Antarctic stress, wind phobia,adolescent hysteria induced by The Beatles. Tony T aylor was the first professor of clinical psychology in the British Commonwealth -not bad for a poor kid who grew up between the world wars mired without prospe cts in London's Docklands. These memoirs demonstrate how he did it from cockney kid and wartime naval service to his present eminence helping the most destructi ve and stressed people in our community cope better with their lives.…

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. 437 pages. Cover lightly worn.The renaissance man of New Zealand pschology was how colleague Jules Older ch aracterized Professor Tony Taylor of Victoria University in Wellington, in the N Z Listener. The accolade reflects the astonishing range of internationally accla imed original research Professor Taylor has published in 290 academic papers on subjects as eclectic as the differences between male and female prison tattoos, Antarctic stress, wind phobia,adolescent hysteria induced by The Beatles. Tony T aylor was the first professor of clinical psychology in the British Commonwealth -not bad for a poor kid who grew up between the world wars mired without prospe cts in London's Docklands. These memoirs demonstrate how he did it from cockney kid and wartime naval service to his present eminence helping the most destructi ve and stressed people in our community cope better with their lives.…

Soft Covers. Condizione: Very Good. None. 1st Edition. 25 cm, xiv, 145 p, illus, b&w photo illus, soft covers. Half title carries author inscription to Ross Moore, companion of the Royal Society : "To Ross, In appreciation, Tony." VG signed copy. Signed by Author(s).