This research focuses on the interaction between client and therapist during psychotherapy. It bridges research and theory in psychology, sociology and marriage and family therapy. It develops a model of therapeutic process, and tests it by tracing three cases over the course of treatment.

A Qualitative Study of the Co-Construction of Therapeutic Reality: A Process and Outcome Model (Mellen Studies in Sociology, V. 20)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Winek, Jon Louis

Psychology & Counseling

Edwin Mellen Pr

Human Walking

Verne Thompson Inman

Medical Books

This collection of poems concerns the importance of yielding to the universe when nothing more can be known and of falling back upon the instinct to create one's own song and sing it.

Painted Light: Poems

Literature & Fiction

Harvey, M. L.

Poetry

Lewiston 1993 first edition. Mellen Poetry Press. octavo wraps. Portrait frontispiece of Kafka. 88p. Near Fine (slight toning on cover). **Presentation copy signed by George. LAID IN: one page typed letter to Prof. W R Elton with additional information about "Blackbird"; letter is signed by Emery.

Blackbird: A Book of Poems on the World and Work of Franz Kafka

George, Emery Edward

The best English translation of the conducting methodolgy of Professor Ilia Musin, the creator of the "Leningrad/St. Petersburg school of conducting. For the first time English-speaking conducting students, pedagogues, and professional conductors have access to Ilia Musin's legacy. This is a paragon in the fundamental analyses of the advanced techniques of the art of conducting. It is a must have book for this field.

The Techniques of Orchestral Conducting by Ilia Musin

Arts & Photography

Musin, Ilia

Music

This is a rare study of the letters and family books of Emily Dickinson from Amherst College and Harvard University libraries revealing Dickinson's poetic development, through her correspondence and reference to works of British writers and their influence on her work. This work proves her place in the canon of nineteenth-century literature is well-deserved. Emily Dickinson's letters have been neglected somewhat in her scholarship, as have nineteenth-century British writers despite the fact they are mentioned more in her letters than their American contemporaries. Led by these references, I examined the copies of the family books held at the Frost Library, Amherst College and in the Houghton Library, Harvard University. The examination of the texts and close readings of Dickinson's letters and poems shows that she formed a literary coterie made up of books to which she turned for inspiration. Written as a study to complement Karl Keller's The Only Kangaroo Among the Beauty (1979), this study reinforces Dickinson's place within the canon of 19th Century American writing. Keller reads Dickinson through American authors from Anne Bradstreet to Ralph Waldo Emerson. He succeeds in explicating Dickinson's relationship with these authors to show their importance in her evolution as a "vernacular poet." Because Dickinson's poetry seems to be unconventional at times, readers and critics have begrudgingly placed her within the canon of the nineteenth-century' I will show in the following chapters that she belongs there firmly.

The Influence of Nineteenth-Century British Writers on Emily Dickinson: A Study of Her Library and Letters

Tanter, Marcy L.

History & Criticism

<p>This study reviews published research that shows a correlation between sleep deprivation and daytime impairments that closely resemble the symptoms associated with ADHD, often producing chronic psychophysiologic insomnia.</p>

Sleep Deprivation and ADHD: Cause and Effect

Samaan, W. A.

Mental Health

The World the Slave Owners and Their Female Slaves Made: A Peculiar Affinity

History

Norde, Gerald S., Sr.

Americas

This is a new scholarly narrative on artistic loners, creative misogynist and the eccentric personalities of some of history's most creative and inspiring adventurers, great thinkers, and writers whose lives and achievements are analyzed from an Asperger Syndrome perspective. The study examines the unique interplay between human creativity and the known disabilities afflicting individuals with Asperger and ADHD. There is a very close relationship between creativity and disability of one form or another. This has been recognized for thousands of years. Indeed Seneca stated that "no great genius has ever existed without some touch of madness" and John Dryden wrote "Great Wits are sure to Madness Near ally'd - and thin partitions do their bounds divide." In terms of the aetiology of creativity there is no doubt that genetic factors play a significant part. Persons with novelty / seeking personality traits, who have a genetic polymorphism called dopamine D4 show creativity of an artistic type or are great explorers. They are excited by the new, the unconventional and the innovative and examples here would be Ernest Shackleton and Arthur Koestler. Great creativity requires an unusual brain, a brain that is less integrated. It also requires personalities that are less balanced and outside the so called "normal personality". All these great creators paid a huge personal price for their creativity and for enriching our world.

The Link Between Asperger Syndrome and Scientific, Artistic, and Political Creativity: Eleven Case Studies

FitzGerald, Michael

At The Year's Elbow (Mellen Poets Series)

Higgins, Anne

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