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Examines anti-social personality disorder and explores the history, nature, and treatment of the disease.

The author presents scientific evidence to support his theory that the male and female brains are different, with the male brain predominantly wired for understanding and building systems, and the female for empathy.

Contains over 250 alphabetically arranged entries that examine aspects of the American male identity within the social, cultural, and political contexts of the United States, covering art and literature, body and health, class and race, fatherhood, leisure and work, religion, and other topics and includes bibliographies and suggestions for further reading.

His son's return and reminders of a former romance threaten "Rabbit" Harry Angstrom's comfortable new prosperity.

"How I Met Your Mother" sitcom character Barney Stinson describes his Bro Code, or the code of conduct by which he lives his life.

As mayor of Casterbridge, Michael Henchard is lonely and dissatisfied with life as he struggles in his relationships with women. Includes explanatory notes, an overview of key themes, and a chronology of the author's life.

In a future world, only one man dares to think, strive, and love as an individual in the midst of a paralyzing collective humanity.

Presents a collection of folktales and myths that depict eight wisdom stories from around the world about the roles that grandfathers play in giving guidance and support to the young.