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Leslie, "The Art of Creating a Magical Session: Key Elements for Transformative Psychotherapy" English | ISBN: 1138365637 | 2019 | 154 pages | PDF | 1204 KB Recent research has repeatedly confirmed that it is not the technique nor the theory, but the interaction between therapists and clients that creates change in clients. This practical guide outlines the ways in which psychotherapists can find new methods of moving their therapy sessions toward dynamic, healing interactions by shifting away from an overreliance on techniques and theories.  Free Download Paul J. Leslie, "The Art of Creating a Magical Session: Key Elements for Transformative Psychotherapy" English | ISBN: 1138365637 | 2019 | 154 pages | EPUB | 1201 KB Recent research has repeatedly confirmed that it is not the technique nor the theory, but the interaction between therapists and clients that creates change in clients. This practical guide outlines the ways in which psychotherapists can find new methods of moving their therapy sessions toward dynamic, healing interactions by shifting away from an overreliance on techniques and theories.  Free Download Nigel Warburton, "The Art Question" English | ISBN: 0415174902 | 2002 | 160 pages | PDF | 6 MB If an artist sends a live peacock to an exhibition, is it art?  Free Download Cristian López, "The Arrow of Time: From Local Systems to the Whole Universe" English | ISBN: 1009581570 | 2025 | 316 pages | PDF | 2 MB The 'arrow of time,' a concept first introduced by Sir Arthur Eddington, reflects the one-way flow of time and its association with various physical asymmetries in thermodynamics, cosmology, quantum mechanics, field theories, and beyond. Yet, the foundations of the arrow of time continues to challenge physicists and philosophers, having profound implications across multiple theories and disciplines.This volume compiles insights from the international colloquium 'The Arrow of Time: From Local Systems to the Whole Univers' held in Buenos Aires in 2023. It explores diverse perspectives on the arrow of time in thermodynamics, quantum mechanics and cosmology, its relation to counterfactual reasoning, free will and the growing-block universe, the interplay between consciousness and time, and the implications of time-reversal invariance. Collectively, these contributions provide a rigorous and comprehensive analysis of the enduring enigma of time's unidirectional nature.  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