In this time of edited volumes when the list of individual contributors may reach double figures, it is appropriate to question the usefulness of a volume, with such a broad scope, by a single author. The answer is simple. For years he has believed that the rather sharp distinction between fundamental and applied aspects of this discipline, has ill-served the significance of each; and has diminished the incidence of fruitful synergies. Yet the need for these was never greater, and this case may be developed by a single author with experience of each aspect. The inclusion of a Chapter on...
In this time of edited volumes when the list of individual contributors may reach double figures, it is appropriate to question the usefulness of a vo...
Roger Murphy had it all. A great Marina District apartment, the best dog in the world and the most reviled newspaper column in San Francisco. But as the very ground began to shake beneath him, he was at risk of losing it all-and found himself in a fight for his very life. Just as he stood at the precipice, Viktor Frankl entered his life and changed everything. The Holocaust survivor and author of Man's Search for Meaning would share his harrowing experience in the Nazi death camps, his triumphant rise from the ashes-and the message that could deliver Roger from his own dilemma: Frankl's...
Roger Murphy had it all. A great Marina District apartment, the best dog in the world and the most reviled newspaper column in San Francisco. But as t...
