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Wrestling with the Angel addresses the human struggle to cope with death, dying, grief, and bereavement. The book includes essays, a one-act play, a short story, and poetry, including sha… Mehr…
Wrestling with the Angel addresses the human struggle to cope with death, dying, grief, and bereavement. The book includes essays, a one-act play, a short story, and poetry, including shape poems, rhyming, structured verse, and free verse. In the one-act play, an angel of death comes for a man who has lived an unexamined life and wants to explain why he is not prepared to leave. The short story offers a humorous look at a man who resists aging by continuing to view himself as the young man he once was. The diverse genres allow for different ways of exploring these issues, but all are intended to engage the reader's emotions as well as intellect. The writings incorporate reflections and quotations addressing common human issues related to our mortality and explore reactions to the loss of a loved one--whether expected, such as the death of an aging parent or someone with a terminal illness, or unexpected, such as accidental death. The final chapters examine how aging causes us to assess our lives and why preparing ourselves for death can enhance the quality of our life. This is a book with many more questions than answers, but the reader is invited to share in the process of finding answers. It is a book that requires the reader to be comfortable with ambiguity, because the reality it describes is often ambiguous--a reality that presents us with many choices but few certainties. Intended Audience: Scholars, hospice workers, funeral home directors, hospital chaplains, ministers, and others who work with bereavement issues; classes in death education and classes for mental health professionals in death and grief; general readers who have suffered the loss of a loved one. eBooks > Fremdsprachige eBooks > Englische eBooks; eBooks > Fachbücher > Psychologie , Taylor & Francis Ltd., Kent L. Koppelman & Dale A. Lund, Taylor & Francis Ltd., . Ko<
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Kent L. Koppelman; Dale A. Lund:
Wrestling with the Angel - neues Buch
2017, ISBN: 9781351840491
Literary Writings and Reflections on Death, Dying and Bereavement, eBooks, eBook Download (PDF), Wrestling with the Angel addresses the human struggle to cope with death, dying, grief, an… Mehr…
Literary Writings and Reflections on Death, Dying and Bereavement, eBooks, eBook Download (PDF), Wrestling with the Angel addresses the human struggle to cope with death, dying, grief, and bereavement. The book includes essays, a one-act play, a short story, and poetry, including shape poems, rhyming, structured verse, and free verse. In the one-act play, an angel of death comes for a man who has lived an unexamined life and wants to explain why he is not prepared to leave. The short story offers a humorous look at a man who resists aging by continuing to view himself as the young man he once was. The diverse genres allow for different ways of exploring these issues, but all are intended to engage the reader's emotions as well as intellect. The writings incorporate reflections and quotations addressing common human issues related to our mortality and explore reactions to the loss of a loved one--whether expected, such as the death of an aging parent or someone with a terminal illness, or unexpected, such as accidental death. The final chapters examine how aging causes us to assess our lives and why preparing ourselves for death can enhance the quality of our life. This is a book with many more questions than answers, but the reader is invited to share in the process of finding answers. It is a book that requires the reader to be comfortable with ambiguity, because the reality it describes is often ambiguous--a reality that presents us with many choices but few certainties. Intended Audience: Scholars, hospice workers, funeral home directors, hospital chaplains, ministers, and others who work with bereavement issues; classes in death education and classes for mental health professionals in death and grief; general readers who have suffered the loss of a loved one. [PU: Taylor and Francis], Seiten: 168, Taylor and Francis, 2017<
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Kent L. Koppelman:
Wrestling with the Angel : Literary Writings and Reflections on Death, Dying and Bereavement - neues Buch
ISBN: 9781351840491
Wrestling with the Angel addresses the human struggle to cope with death, dying, grief, and bereavement.The book includes essays, a one-act play, a short story, and poetry, including shap… Mehr…
Wrestling with the Angel addresses the human struggle to cope with death, dying, grief, and bereavement.The book includes essays, a one-act play, a short story, and poetry, including shape poems, rhyming, structured verse, and free verse.In the one-act play, an angel of death comes for a man who has lived an unexamined life and wants to explain why he is not prepared to leave.The short story offers a humorous look at a man who resists aging by continuing to view himself as the young man he once was.The diverse genres allow for different ways of exploring these issues, but all are intended to engage the reader's emotions as well as intellect.The writings incorporate reflections and quotations addressing common human issues related to our mortality and explore reactions to the loss of a loved one--whether expected, such as the death of an aging parent or someone with a terminal illness, or unexpected, such as accidental death.The final chapters examine how aging causes us to assess our lives and why preparing ourselves for death can enhance the quality of our life.This is a book with many more questions than answers, but the reader is invited to share in the process of finding answers.It is a book that requires the reader to be comfortable with ambiguity, because the reality it describes is often ambiguous--a reality that presents us with many choices but few certainties.Intended Audience: Scholars, hospice workers, funeral home directors, hospital chaplains, ministers, and others who work with bereavement issues; classes in death education and classes for mental health professionals in death and grief; general readers who have suffered the loss of a loved one.; PDF; Reference & Languages > Psychology, Taylor and Francis<
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Wrestling with the Angel : Literary Writings and Reflections on Death, Dying and Bereavement - neues Buch
ISBN: 9781351840491
Wrestling with the Angel addresses the human struggle to cope with death, dying, grief, and bereavement.The book includes essays, a one-act play, a short story, and poetry, including shap… Mehr…
Wrestling with the Angel addresses the human struggle to cope with death, dying, grief, and bereavement.The book includes essays, a one-act play, a short story, and poetry, including shape poems, rhyming, structured verse, and free verse.In the one-act play, an angel of death comes for a man who has lived an unexamined life and wants to explain why he is not prepared to leave.The short story offers a humorous look at a man who resists aging by continuing to view himself as the young man he once was.The diverse genres allow for different ways of exploring these issues, but all are intended to engage the reader's emotions as well as intellect.The writings incorporate reflections and quotations addressing common human issues related to our mortality and explore reactions to the loss of a loved one--whether expected, such as the death of an aging parent or someone with a terminal illness, or unexpected, such as accidental death.The final chapters examine how aging causes us to assess our lives and why preparing ourselves for death can enhance the quality of our life.This is a book with many more questions than answers, but the reader is invited to share in the process of finding answers.It is a book that requires the reader to be comfortable with ambiguity, because the reality it describes is often ambiguous--a reality that presents us with many choices but few certainties.Intended Audience: Scholars, hospice workers, funeral home directors, hospital chaplains, ministers, and others who work with bereavement issues; classes in death education and classes for mental health professionals in death and grief; general readers who have suffered the loss of a loved one.; PDF; Reference & Languages > Psychology, Taylor and Francis<
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Wrestling with the Angel - neues Buch
2017, ISBN: 9781351840491
Wrestling with the Angel addresses the human struggle to cope with death, dying, grief, and bereavement. The book includes essays, a one-act play, a short story, and poetry, including sha… Mehr…
Wrestling with the Angel addresses the human struggle to cope with death, dying, grief, and bereavement. The book includes essays, a one-act play, a short story, and poetry, including shape poems, rhyming, structured verse, and free verse. In the one-act play, an angel of death comes for a man who has lived an unexamined life and wants to explain why he is not prepared to leave. The short story offers a humorous look at a man who resists aging by continuing to view himself as the young man he once was. The diverse genres allow for different ways of exploring these issues, but all are intended to engage the reader's emotions as well as intellect. The writings incorporate reflections and quotations addressing common human issues related to our mortality and explore reactions to the loss of a loved one--whether expected, such as the death of an aging parent or someone with a terminal illness, or unexpected, such as accidental death. The final chapters examine how aging causes us to assess our lives and why preparing ourselves for death can enhance the quality of our life. This is a book with many more questions than answers, but the reader is invited to share in the process of finding answers. It is a book that requires the reader to be comfortable with ambiguity, because the reality it describes is often ambiguous--a reality that presents us with many choices but few certainties. Intended Audience: Scholars, hospice workers, funeral home directors, hospital chaplains, ministers, and others who work with bereavement issues; classes in death education and classes for mental health professionals in death and grief; general readers who have suffered the loss of a loved one. eBook Dale A. Lund#Kent L. Koppelman 05.07.2017, Taylor & Francis Ltd., Taylor & Francis Ltd.<
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