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Forward by Viktor E. Frankl Introduction Acknowledgments
Section I The Techniques of Logotherapy
Prelude
1 Is Logotherapy Authoritarian?
2 Paradoxical Intention and De-Reflection: Return to Naturalness
Section 2
Logotherapy and Religion
Prelude
3 The Ecumenical Ingredient in Logotherapy
4 Is Logotherapy a Spiritual Therapy?
Section 3
Logotherapy and Judaism
Prelude
5 Logotherapy: Its Relevance for Jewish Thought
6 Logotherapy and Talmudic Judaism
7 Logotherapy and Judaism-Some Philosophical Comparisons
Section 4
Confronting Death
Prelude
8 Reflections on Past and Future
9 Death in Life-Talmudic and Logotherapeutic Affirmations
Section 5
Living with Tragedy
Prelude
10 Logotherapy and the Talmud on Suffering: Clinical and Meta-clinical Perspectives
11 Logotherapy as a Response to the Holocaust
Section 6
The Daily Lifestyle Love and Labor
Prelude
12 The Meaning of Love
13 The Work Situation: Logotherapeutic and Talmudic Perspectives
Section 7
Timeless Truth
Prelude
14 Hasidism and Logotherapy: Encounter Through Anthology
Conclusion
References Footnotes
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Laurence Gilbey
reviewed Work, Love, Suffering, Death on May 19, 2018
Work, Love, Suffering, Death
One of the seminal books of Jewish feminism (first published in the 1990s, I believe). Lots of fascinating stuff in here, including a new approach to kiddushin, & a text to use instead of a ketubah, for both straight & gay couples.
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