Other Yrsebay

The Other $105 The western philosophical tradition has only recently explored alterity, in particular the alterity of woman as the other of man. This volume reflects on the ethical implications of this, and on the need for a rethinking of the implicit structures of Western philosophy, which exclude women as subjects who conceptualize the world and society.

No Other $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Lifes Greatest Fool, 2. Silver Raven, 3. No Other, 4. Strength of Strings, 5. From a Silver Phial, 6. Some Misunderstanding, 7. True One, The, 8. Lady of the North, 9. Train Leaves Here This Morning – (Bonus Track), 10. Lifes Greatest Fool – (alternate take, Bonus Track), 11. Silver Raven – (alternate take, Bonus Track), 12. No Other – (alternate take, Bonus Track), 13. From a Silver Phial – (alternate take, Bonus Track), 14. Some Misunderstanding – (alternate take, Bonus Track), 15. Lady of the North – (alternate take, Bonus Track)

Other $11.81 ‘Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?’Jesus replied: ‘”Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.” This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: “Love your neighbour as yourself.” All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.’ Matthew 22:36-40Noisy neighbours, international terrorism, racism, teenage violence and religious fundamentalism …from the personal to the local to the international and theological, it is our failure to engage ‘the other’ that is at the heart of so many of the problems we face. Beginning with Jesus’ instruction to love God, and love our neighbour as we love ourselves, Brewin explores how we might better engage ‘the other’ within the Self, within God and within the worlds we inhabit.Drawing on Brewin’s work as a theologian, poet and teacher this accessible and highly original work prompts us to reconsider the key question of ‘what kind of selves do we need to be in order to live in harmony with others?’

The Other - $12.99 This crime thriller with occult overtones puts a spine-tingling twist on the Jungian psychological notion of “the shadow.” In the ’30s, Holland and Niles Perry are 10-year-old twins growing up on an idyllic farm in the Connecticut countryside. Niles is a wholesome, outgoing lad, loved by the whole family. Holland’s brooding mischief causes untold trouble. Eventually, the Perry family experiences a series of tragic accidents which may not be accidents. Unraveling the circumstances of these tragedies is a fascinating and subtle business. This film was adapted by Tom Tryon from his novel The Other and includes a film debut by the famous acting teacher Uta Hagen, as the twins’ grandmother. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi