Every Person's Life Is Worth a Novel
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In reviewing this book, I shall try to present its main idea and then to ask questions from three main points of view: (1) that of the practitioner in the mental heatlh field looking for a helpful book, (2) that of the psychologist looking for evidence that an approach is effective, or at least worth further study, and (3) that of a literary critic interested in parallels between psychotherapy and literature.
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Erving Polster (1987), Every Person's Life Is Worth a Novel. W . W . Norton, New York
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