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May 1992
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Evolution of family and the postmodern notion of parenting.
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Is your self-image in sync with other people's take on you? This exclusive test will tell you.
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An interview with Michael Murphy, on his new book 'The Future of the Body.' On evolution of the body, what he means by human attributes, and how we begin to recognize the extraordinary.
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What Americans need to look for in a presidential candidate, making the right choice, and Bush's presidency.
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Not for the money
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Special effects
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Is It In the Genes?
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Harassment: Hidden Victims
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Why do they stay?
by PT Staff
Dear diary
by PT Staff
Ourselves as nonfiction
by H. Steinbreder
A new spin on spending
by PT Staff
Private lives, public values
by W.J. Doherty
The warming of the workplace
by PT Staff
Bambino San
by PT Staff
Working Abroad
by PT Staff
The male/female thing
by PT Staff
'I carried it too far, that's for sure.'
by PT Staff
Dance of death
by PT Staff
A short course
by PT Staff
Revenge of the couch potato
by PT Staff
Yesterday, today & tomorrow
by N. Charney
Pot shot
by PT Staff
Beyond Boris
by PT Staff
Memory's highways
by PT Staff
Screening for an Alcoholism Gene
by PT Staff
More Than Just Friends
by D.R. Eyler,A.P. Baridon
Irreconcilable differences
by G. Friedman,M. Lebard
The Metanormal in Fantasy Literature
Fantasy literature, cartoons, movies, and science fiction offer a rich imagery of human transformation.
by PT Staff
Waaah, Why Kids Have a Lot to Cry About
Evolution of family and the postmodern notion of parenting.
by David Elkins
The PT/Berkeley Personality Test
by K. Harary,E. Harary
How to have an extraordinary life
by G. Leonard
How to choose a president
by J. Barber
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