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Dan Stern’s Vitality:

Review: Forms of Vitality: Exploring Dynamic Experience in Psychology, the Arts, Psychotherapy and Development. Daniel N. Stern, MD Oxford U Press.

By Nathan M. Szajnberg, MD , Managing Editor.

Vitality is being alive, sensing authenticity: it means movement. If I say Stern’s last book is inspiring, I use a vitality form — “inspire,” to breathe in, Continue reading Forms of Vitality: Exploring Dynamic Experience in Psychology, the Arts, Psychotherapy and Development by Daniel N. Stern

Click Here to Read:  An Introduction to:  A Psychoanalytic Odyssey: Painted Guinea Pigs, Dreams, and Other Realities by Eugene Mahon.

Click Here to Read:  The Table of Contents of this book.

Click Here to Read:   Why Have Kids: A New Mom Explores the Truth about Parenting and Happiness by Jessica Valenti, Reviewed by Lantz Fleming Miller, 2013

Click Here to Read:  Introduction : Monograph: A Freudian Understanding of History: The Development and Interaction of the Minds of Groups by Joel Markowitz, M.D. on his website.

Click Here to Read:  The return of \patrimonial capitalism”: review of Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the 21st century by Branko Milanovic on the MPRA  Munich Personal RePEc Archive website.

Branco Milanovic

Click Here to Read:  Holocaust Told in One Word, 6 Million Times By Jodi  Rudorenjan in the New York Times on January. 25, 2014.

More art than literature, the new book “And Every Single One Was Someone” consists only of the word “Jew,” repeated. Rina Castelnuovo for The New York Times

Click Here to Read:  The Prisoner of Stress: What does anxiety mean? By Louis Menan, Review of  My Age of Anxiety by Scott Stossel. in the New Yorker on January 27. 2014.

Scott Stossel has tried almost every treatment available for his anxiety, from drugs to yoga. Nothing has worked. Illustration by Miguel Gallardo.