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In this beautifully written and deeply moving new book, Donna Orange has once again provided us all with a an emotionally touching, intellectually stimulating, and ethically compelling, philosophically informed but clinically applied treatise. In her prophetic call to live life in the service of the other, "other-wise," she addresses the critical protestation that such a set of values enacts the helper's masochism and excessive self-sacrifice. Orange's book will help newer therapists become oriented within a pragmatic and humanitarian framework, and will provide the right balance of disturbing challenge and compassionate comfort for the most experienced clinicians. - Lewis Aron, Ph.D. director, New York University Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy & Psychoanalysis.
To read Donna Orange’s book is to be disrupted. Our humanitarian work, she points out, demands of us that we take up the suffering of those who we meet, it demands more of us than we can possible provide. Our ‘prophetic (justice-seeking)’ work is never enough, never complete. And yet, at the same time, I am nourished and sustained by Orange's reminder of the profundity of the therapeutic meetings that call for my presence. She describes her sustaining ‘inner choristers.’ Her book will be one of mine. - Lynne Jacobs, - Lynne Jacobs,Co-founder, Pacific Gestalt Institute, Supervising and Training Analyst, Institute of Contemporary Analysis.
Orange's book marks the completion of a trilogy that has, in part, explored the implications of Levinas's ethical philosophy for clinical practice... This most recent work, however, addresses the inevitable concern and discomfort with the language of this ethics, especially within the context of clinical practice... Orange's present work addresses this very concern, maintaining her endorsement of Levinasian ethics while also paying special heed to our limitations and needs for nourishment along the arduous journey of clinical practice... As in her previous works, Orange has communicated complex philosophical ideas with dexterity and clarity. Graduate students and seasoned professionals alike can find this work enriching and inspring. Her writing style mirrors the ideas she promotes, displaying notable sincerity as she non-dogmatically reveals her own internal polyphony that... largely produces a mellifluous harmony of ispirational figures. It challenges the reader to take on the Levinasian call for infinite responsibility while also inviting us to explore literary sources to nourish our inner lives. It is recommended especially for practicing clinicans seeking to augment their moral vocabulary and for understanding their work within the context of a higher ethical calling. -Brian W. Becker, Lesley University, PsycCritiques
“But the amazing density of this book, coming in at under 200 pages, and the force of her personal and ‘borrowed’ conviction, obliges therapists of all kinds, in powerful and decisive ways, to look at themselves and strive to practise humility, humanity and heroism.” - Mark Mahemoff, MA, Individual and Couple Therapist, Private Practice

The Ethical Turn in Psychoanalysis

Nourishing the Inner Life of Clinicians and Humanitarians

PP0196 Handbook on Child Development

Emotionen im Change Management. Die Rolle von Change Communication und Transformationaler Führung anhand der "Cityracer GmbH"

Rethinking Corporate Governance in Financial Institutions

Activities and Projects, Units 1-20 for Dlabay/Burrow/Eggland's Intro to Business, 6th

"Urban Disaster Resilience could not have been more timely. Following global processes in 2015, including the newly adopted Sustainable Development Goals, and the World Humanitarian Summit and Habitat III in 2016, this book has successfully captured a broad understanding of what needs to happen for resilience to be achieved. It will be an important introduction and reference to the subject and should be recommended reading for students of architecture, development and humanitarian studies, as well as policy makers and practitioners alike." Jemilah Mahmood, Under Secretary General, IFRC (Partnerships)

"This is a unique and timely volume of innovations and insights into the theory and practice of building urban resilience. Drawing on international experience, and illustrated throughout with case examples, its authors argue the value of informality and of engaging civil society when planning for the challenges of humanitarian crisis. An excellent resource book for teaching, for research and for practice." Nabeel Hamdi, Emeritus Professor, Oxford Brookes University

"Urban Disaster Resilience is a must read for those trying to catalyze resilience building in humanitarian and development assistance. It warns that humanitarian assistance is not only failing to meet the needs of an increasingly urban planet, but that its lack of a sense of space and place makes it ill equipped to do so without dramatic change." Nancy Kete, Managing Director, The Rockefeller Foundation

New Dimensions from International Practice in the Built Environment

Urban Disaster Resilience

"The complexity of the War makes it a challenging subject for both scholars and undergraduates, but this collection of articles comprehensively and authoritatively reviews current historiographical opinion to shed new light over the field."
Mariusz Bęcławski, Kozminski University, Poland, Journal of the Australian and New Zealand Association for Medieval and Early Modern Studies

The Ashgate Research Companion to the Thirty Years' War

Pendragon Rising

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The Fall of Babel

Crossing Boundaries in Game Design, Players Identities and Play Spaces

Hybrid Play

Évolution Du Testament En France Des Origines Au Xiiie Siècle

Kinderbuch für Erstleser ab 4 Jahren

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Southern Africa Since The Portuguese Coup

An Analysis of the Development of Biological Form: An Analysis of the Development of Biological Form

Morphogenesis

From the Great War to Middle East Crises

Military Intelligence in Cyprus

'This is the first book to place state failure - which many assume is a contemporary issue - in detailed historical context. Lucid, hard-hitting and deeply informative, States of Disorder shows that it is not objective state weakness that causes powerful countries to react to state failure, but broader systemic concerns related to their own sense of security. A must-read for anyone who thinks the world will confront the problem of state failure again in future.’ Michael Wesley, Lowy Institute for International Policy, Australia  'This book is a consummate defence of the thesis that major powers intervene if they think that the world and their capabilities are such that they can avoid their moves being countered by other powers, and if they consider engaged publics can be convinced that intervention can be justified. Through the discussion of judiciously chosen case-studies, Halvorson further shows that these powers intervene for their own purposes or are driven by ideas of their own, so intervention never achieves its full and ostensible objectives.’  James Cotton, UNSW, Australia  'Timing could hardly be more opportune for publication of this thoroughly researched book, as the civil war in Syria has brought yet another insolubility for Western political thought. It is generally a tall order for any aspiring author to challenge mainstream academic ’wisdom’, and Halvorson gears his analysis to substantiate two points of contention. ... Halvorson’s challenges are open to criticism but the conclusion about the high probability of failure in such interventions is sobering.' Journal of Peace Research

Understanding State Failure and Intervention in the Periphery

States of Disorder

New Trends in the American Marketplace

Handbook of Demographics for Marketing & Advertising

In Pursuit of Freedom for All

Of Greed and Glory

"The great strength of Brennan and Jaworski’s book is their careful and thorough refutation of the various objections to their position . . . this book is a great contribution to the literature on its subject. Both critics and supporters of ‘commodification’ arguments have much to learn from it."
--Ilya Somin in The Washington Post

"There are many books on the morality of commerce and market commoditization, but this one is better than the others. It is better argued, penetrates into the issues more deeply, and most of all it is right."
Tyler Cowen, George Mason University, USA
"What I found remarkable is their effort to consider, and answer, objections in a way that recognizes that many of the objections have considerable merit, at least on their own terms. But the answers are still persuasive.　 An indispensable volume for those interested in applied philosophy and policy."
Michael C. Munger, Duke University, USA
"Brennan and Jaworski have produced the best and most straightforward critique of the 'commodification' critics and should be on every social science and humanities professor shelf."
Peter Boettke, George Mason University, USA
"This is one of the most important books published this century. Every library should have a copy. Despite its theoretical sophistication Markets without Limits is witty, irreverent, and extremely engaging, and so is readily accessible to undergraduates."
J.S. Taylor, College of New Jersey, CHOICE

Moral Virtues and Commercial Interests

Markets without Limits

’This is a landmark text which breaks new ground in the study of the faith of girls. It deserves to be widely read and reflected upon. Grounded in nuanced biblical readings of neglected texts about girls, an impressive range of diverse theoretical perspectives from theology, gender studies, psychology and sociology, and offering original qualitative field work, Anne Phillips skilfully works all this together into a powerful text which will excite feminist scholars and practical theologians alike, while being of immense value to practitioners. Both church and academy should welcome and honour this text.’  Nicola Slee, The Queen's Foundation for Ecumenical Theological Education, Birmingham, UK  'In this work, Anne Phillips makes a significant practical theological contribution to recent feminist scholarship on adolescent girls. She addresses a gap in the current literature by focusing on the religious lives of younger adolescent girls and offers fresh constructions of their narratives, with scholarly insights spanning the gamut from traditional developmentalists to feminist philosopher Luce Irigaray. Based on interviews with girls, the book is grounded in engagement with girls' narratives of their experiences of girlhood and faith. This book is an exciting new resource.' Joyce Ann Mercer, Virginia Theological Seminary, USA  'This book, part of the excellent Ashgate series Explorations in Practical, Pastoral and Empirical Theology, is a fascinating account of a qualitative research project with girls aged 11-13 who regularly attend church... for me it is worth buying as one of those books that you will want to lend to other people to read, both because of its subject matter and as an example of a good qualitative research. There is an excellent bibliography and footnotes which will be invaluable to other researchers in this area.' Journal of Education and Christian Belief  ’Most interesting is to hear the authentic voices of the interviewees, how perceptive they

Children's Spirituality and Transition to Adulthood

The Faith of Girls

Situation Versus Intermittent Stimulus

Conditioning

The Art of Persuasion

The Memoirs of General P. H. Sheridan

100 Complete Fonts

Gothic and Old English Alphabets

Quantum Topology And Global Anomalies

(From Rufus Rides a Catfish & Other Fables From the Farmstead)

Ellies Big Day [Fable 5]

Historical Address Delivered in Monticello, Illinois, June 27, 1855, at the Seventeenth Anniversary

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