way in which he interprets and s?l his world. The primitive imagery of the 1 fant with its powerful and mag'c symbolism is clearly seen here. Of does not need to agree with interpretations of the symbolism appreciate the way in which 1 therapist was able to make a re'j tionship with this boy at a level could understand and use. All thc working with children, whates: their theoretical approach, ...

BOOKS. Z/O. This Pelican book is the latest in the excellent Pelican Psychology series and the Editor, Professor G. F. Mace, is to be congratulated on the selection of his authors. Dr. Brown has produced a survey of the vast amount of work written on this subject and manages to distil from it a clear and readable account of the important progress made and the trends which exist to further chang...

I consider the problem of skepticism about the past within Richard Fumerton’s acquaintance theory of noninferential justification. Acts of acquaintance occur within the fleeting present. But if the data for noninferential justification is limited to the fleeting present then the options for avoiding a far-reaching skepticism are quite limited. I consider Fumerton’s responses to skepticism about...

The Sain t M ary ’s faculty assembly called a special meet­ ing for this Wednesday to dis­ cuss the proposed changes in the College’s mission statement. “Are you ever going to have 100 p e rc e n t of the people happy? Of course not, ” said Jell' B reese, c h a ir of the faculty assembly. “I would like, howev­ er, that everyone feels that they have been heard. ” The meeting arose because of con...

It is impossible to speak too highly of the various admirable and very practical contributions Ferguson made to the Society. They were, one and all, the result of patient research and, latterly, bore the fruits of his wide experience. His mind was a keen and critical one, and his literary style was most lucid and attractive. And now you will allow me to sound the personal note on this greatly b...

Cells from the anterior segment of the salivary glands of Sciara coprophila were found to synthesize and secrete into the gland lumen three morphologically distinct types of granule: 1) A large, electron-lucid granule, up to 1 micro in diameter, staining only faintly with pH 2 fast green and the PAS reaction; 2) an ellipsoid granule of moderate density, strongly fast green and PAS positive; and...

This note proves noninterference results (NI) for the secrecy analyses for LA and LAM presented in [1], using the inductive information ow analysis. This ow analysis is related to the secrecy typing in [1] in that, while the latter ensures safety of information ow, the former extracts ow of information. The presentation and study of ow analysis is restricted to its use in NI proofs: further stu...