The Modern Irish Drama: A Documentary History

Robert Hogan

Prometheus+books

The Independence of Elmer Rice (A Chicago Classic)

Literature & Fiction

History & Criticism

Southern Illinois University Press

Mervyn Wall (The Irish writers series)

Bucknell University Press

Eimar O'DuffyThe Wasted Island.Printer's Errors The Lion and the Fox.Miss Rudd and Some LoversKing Goshawk and the Birds. 1893 Born September 29, in Dublin, eldest son of Kevin O'Duffy, prominent surgeon dentist.1903-1913 Attends school in England; graduates from University College, Dublin, with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery degree; becomes a member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood.1913-1916 Prominent in the Irish Volunteers; has two plays presented by Edward Martyn's Irish Theatre.1919 Publishes first novel, The Wasted Island. 1920 Marries, August 16, Kathleen Cruise O'Brien. 1921 Son Brian born on August 23. 1922 Publishes Printer's Errors and The Lion and the Fox. 1923 Publishes Miss Rudd and Some Lovers. 1924 Daughter Rosalind born on September 14. 1925 Moves to England, then free-lances in Paris and works for an American newspaper. 1926 Publishes King Goshawk and the Birds.

Eimar O'Duffy (The Irish writers series)

Bucknell University Press,U.S.

(Born September 29,1893 in Dublin, eldest son of Kevin O'Duffy; becomes a member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood. 1913-1916 Prominent in the Irish Volunteers; has two plays presented by Edward Martyn's Irish Theatre. 1919 Publishes first novel, The Wasted Island,1920 a bitter novel about 1916 and the events leading up to it - Publishes Printer's Errors and The Lion and the Fox. 1923; Miss Kudd and Some Lovers. Moves to England, then free-lances in Paris and works for an American newspaper, 1926. Publishes the satire King Goshawk and the Birds,1928; The Spacious Adventures of the Man in the Street. 1929; publishes revised version of The Wasted Island. 1932-1935 publishes Life and Money, various mystery novels, Asses in Clover; dies in Surrey)

The interpretation and use of Hogan inventories

The Hogan Guide: Interpretation and Use of Hogan Inventories

Hogan Assessment Systems

Hogan Business Reasoning Inventory Manual

Joyce Hogan

Paul Barrett

Personality psychology is about the fundamentals of human nature, and is the subject matter that attracts students to psychology in the first place. The major theories of personality contain important insights about human nature, but they are often unconnected with modern research. Personality: Theories and Applications bridges the gap between research-oriented books and traditional theory books by combining a strong historical perspective with practical applications that largely concern personalities in the workplace. Designed for the first course in personality psychology, Personality: Theories and Applications serves as an ideal introduction to personality psychology. It is written in a clear and accessible style that thousands of students have found engaging as it focuses on the core content of personality psychology. Personality: Theories and Applications also provides a natural transition to a second course in research topics providing a context for understanding the relevance of the topics. Section topics include: 1. Introduction to Personality Psychology 2. Classical Psychodynamic Theories 3. Traditional American Theories 4. Social Psychological Theory 5. Responses to Social Psychological Theory

Personality: Theories & Applications

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Psychology & Counseling

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The Hogan Guide - Interpretation and Use of Hogan Inventories

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Hogan Development Survey Manual

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