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Книга Дэниэла Стерна проливает свет на одно из трёх оснований классической гештальт-терапии: принцип "Здесь и теперь". Она представляет собой глубокое исследование момента настоящего с точки зрения изменений, происходящих в процессе психотерапии, и его связи с повседневной жизнью.Автор вводит ряд неологизмов, более точно описывающих этот феномен, приводит описание клинических случаев и структурированного никто-интервью, которые будут особенно ценными в практической работе как для начинающих, так и практикующих терапевтов. Эту книгу следует особо выделить даже среди первоклассных трудов в области практической психологии и психотерапии.…

This may be the most unusual love story in contemporary fiction—the love affair between an American writer and five great writers of the past. Daniel Stern reinvents six great literary works and puts his own signature on them in this imaginative collection of short stories. “The Interpretation of Dreams by Sigmund Freud: A Story” has appeared in The O. Henry Prize Stories: 1987 and Best American Short Stories: 1987. “The Psychopathology of Everyday Life by Sigmund Freud: A Story” won the Paris Review’s John Train Humor Prize.

The noted infant psychiatrist brings together exciting research on infants and the insights of psychoanalysis to offer an original theory of how human beings create a sense of themselves and their relation to others. Stern argues that infants differentiate themselves almost from birth and then progress through increasingly complex modes of relatedness. The book challenges the notion that certain tasks are confined to infancy: attachment, trust, and dependency are clinical issues through life, Stern maintains. How do babies experience the world around them? How do they bring together the varied sights, sounds, and sensations to…

Imagine a place where you can go to work out whether you wise to live or die. And you have exactly twenty-four hours to decide. Through one devastating snowy New Year's Day, Wolf Walker, the director of the Suicide Academy, struggles to survive -- bugged by his black, subtly anti-Semitic assistant Gilliatt, and thrown by the arrival of Jewel his beautiful gentile ex-wife and her lover. It is a story the San Francisco Chronicle calls "profoundly amusing and amusingly profound"