Reviews for Father's Daughters: Breaking the Ties That Bind

The average rating for Father's Daughters: Breaking the Ties That Bind based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-05-08 00:00:00 Christopher Svanberg خوندن كتابهاي روانشناسي اين احساس به من ميده كه تو بخش اطفال يك بيمارستان دولتي بسيار شلوغ كار ميكنم! ربطش؟ وقتي شما جايي كار ميكني كه همه بچه هايي كه ميبيني مريض هستن، اين حس بهت دست ميده كه كل بچه ها بيمارن! من وقتي اين نوع كتابها رو ميخونم احساس ميكنم هيچ انسان سالمي وجود نداره! از جمله خودم. حس خوبي نيست. خلاصه از احساسات، در مورد كتاب: تمام اين كتاب سعي داره به شما بگه هزاران راه وجود داره تا شما پدر خوبي براي دخترتون نباشين و فقط يه راه وجود داره كه خوب باشين. و اون راه: هنگامي است كه پدري مشتاقانه نسبت به رشد خودابرازگري دخترش علاقه نشان دهد و تمايل داشته باشد كه به او كمك كند تا به اهدافش دست يابد، در واقع براي رؤياها و خواسته هاي دخترش ارزش قائل مي گردد. برخلاف شناسه كتاب كه در كنار عنوان كتاب سال ٢٠٠٥ ذكر شده، اولين چاپ اين كتاب مربوط به سال ٩٤ ميلادي هست. البته با توجه به متن كتاب هم ميشه متوجه شد كه زناني كه نويسنده از سي و چهل سالگي اونها حرف ميزنه متولد سالهاي چهل و پنجاه ميلادي هستن. به عبارتي موضوع كتاب بسيار قديمي هست. ترجمه كتاب بسيار خوب بود.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-01-13 00:00:00 Ed Damptz The most complex and unexplored relationship in a woman's life is with her father. If their bond is close, she is referred to as "Daddy's little girl." that may sound cute in childhood but a father's daughter pays a high price for her favored status. In order to sustain his approval, protection and love she often distances herself from her mother and rejects certain aspects of her feminine nature. By identifying solely with her father, her development as a woman is arrested in daughterhood. While father's daughters are often high achievers in the world of work, their denial of their innate feminine nature wreaks havoc on other aspects of their health including their health, sexuality, creativity and ability to sustain intimate relationships. Using case studies, myths, dreams and fairy tales, "Fathers' Daughters" makes clear that the rewards for an exploration of the father-daughter relationship are great--as a woman breaks the invisible ties that bind her to her father, reclaims the authority she projects onto men, and establishes a healthy, balanced relationship to herself and others.