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Ambiguous Loss: Learning to Live with Unresolved Grief

9 reviews
Pauline Boss

Harvard University Press, 2000

A Brave Step into an area people don't want to acknowledge
I found this book to be wonderful. Ambiguous Loss is a hard subject to tackle and answers are not black and white. Pauline has given me a new insight to kinds of loss different than my own. This book has very inspirational ways to deal with one of the hardest losses a person can face. Since this kind of loss is different for everyone solutions are different for everyone. I feel they are ...

Behind the Mask: Reversing the Process of Unresolved Life Issues

1 review
Bill Thrall, Bruce McNicol, ...

Leadership Catalyst, Incorporated, 2005

Behind the Mask, Bill Thrall
This is a fast read, and through real-life examples illustrates the struggle to really live and love authentically. With these snap shots, I better understand the direction of my own journey from woundedness to real relationships---and joy. Powerful. Companion book to True-Faced.

The Controversy of Zion: Jewish Nationalism, the Jewish State, and the Unresolved Jewish Dilemma

4 reviews
Geoffrey Wheatcroft

Perseus Books, 1996

Very informative and well researched
Jewish history is full of different themes. Mr. Wheatcroft has covered one of the larger ones in recent history with a skill and balance that is rarely seen. The story of Zionism is a natural highly emotionally charged subject that usually is written on one side of the political spectrum or the other. Wheatcroft, an observer from the outside, by way of a secular Christian background, manages to ...

Gospel Truths

7 reviews
J.G. Sandom

Bantam, 2007

A beautifully written, intelligent, and complex suspense novel
The year is 1991, and British police inspector Nigel Lyman has fallen from grace following a run as media darling after he solved a gruesome case involving a teacher who had dismembered several young students who attended a prestigious school. But then Lyman accidentally shot and killed another officer during a scuffle with some bad guys. Add to that the loss of his son in the Falklands war and ...

Getting Anger Under Control: Overcoming Unresolved Resentment, Overwhelming Emotions, and the Lies Behind ...

3 reviews
Neil T. Anderson, Rich Miller

Harvest House Publishers, 2002

Grounded in the Word
The author's are extremely grounded in the Scriptures and this book will help you be grounded too. It functions a lot like a workbook once you get past the first 2/3, which is very helpful for this sort of thing. The authors by no means intended this as a quick fix for the reader. The answer to your problems with anger can't be dealt with via methods but only through God's grace. This book, ...

The Unresolved

5 reviews
T.K. Welsh

Dutton Juvenile, 2006

Brilliantly written
There's a whole genre of young adult books that would have me running to find the nearest Graham Greene. The Unresolved is one of the rare young adult novels that can entertain adults who were alive when Carter was President. Welsh takes an oft overlooked chapter of New York history and breathes life into it by making his main character otherworldly. The sense of unrest and unease is ...

Breaking the Power: Of Unmet Needs, Unhealed Hurts, Unresolved Issues in Your Life

6 reviews
Liberty Savard

Bridge-Logos Publishers, 1997

Here is a way to get on the Road to Deliverance & Freedom!!
Liberty Savard has hit the nail on the head when it comes to getting set free from sin, recurring attitudes and behaviors, and better yet, she explains why we have not been able to get victory over it on our own. She teaches the reader 'training wheel' prayers to get us on the right track to being able to 'ride that bike on our own' and grow up spiritually. As a result, you find that your ...

Heartwounds: The Impact of Unresolved Trauma and Grief on Relationships

3 reviews
Ph.D., Tian Dayton

HCI, 1997

A Must Read for Those Recovering from Grief
This book uses a new lens to look at what is really going on in a relationship. It is an easy read and Tian uses language that is not too difficult for anyone to understand. The exercises at the back of the book are invaluable in gaining a greater introspective look at what makes you react in different circumstances. Unresolved grief is the problem that every relationship encounters. It is ...

Making It Right When You Feel Wronged: Getting Past Unresolved Hurts

4 reviews
Jeff Wickwire

Chosen, 2004

"Taking Offense" and Giving It Away
Jeff Wickwire's book came at just the right time: I had just taught a class on the book "Total Forgiveness" by R.T. Kendall, and received a hurt from a pastor and a church where I was employed. Wickwire, a minister himself, spoke helpfully in his book to my pain and helped me to move along to recovery. Giving and receiving forgiveness is so important to living the Christian life and most of us ...

Gotham Central Vol. 3: Unresolved Targets (Batman)

1 review
Greg Rucka, Ed Brubaker

DC Comics, 2006

Chandleresque, Gritty, and Beautifully Bleak
This series is so wonderfully bleak its almost uplifting. I like the idea of a side-bar story of everyone else in Gotham, and I thought I would miss the long underwear guy, but actually I got caught up in all the noir atmosphere. The 'look' of the book echoes the recent Daredevil, in that grey area between real and unreal, without being cartoony (good for some things, like the new Ghost Rider #6) ...

The Wave

2 reviews
J.G. Sandom

Lulu.com, 2007

Couldn't put it down...
J.G. Sandom breathes real heart and soul into this utterly plausible cast of flawed but irresistable characters. John Decker is a wonderfully reluctant hero, and even the villains in this story are unmistakably human in the depths of their pain, vengeance and sheer calculation. This book is the real McCoy, right up there with the best modern thrillers; Sandom's eye for intrigue, suspense and ...

Suffering In Silence: The Legacy of Unresolved Sexual Abuse
Ghislain Devroede, Anne Ancelin Schutzenberger

Gestalt Institute Press, 2005

The body remembers sexual abuse and keeping family secrets causes illness. Unwittingly and unwillingly, our parents and grandparents and ancestors often leave us the legacy of their unfinished mourning, their "undigested" traumas, and the hidden shame of their secret family history. Sexual abuse and other traumas experienced in the family's past create insurmountable or unresolved emotional wounds that leave their mark on future ...

Engaging Eurasia's Separatist States: Unresolved Conflicts and De Facto States

3 reviews
Dov Lynch

United States Institute of Peace Press, 2004

Great Example of Realpolitik
Dov Lynch's book is an excellent analysis on the status of the Post-Soviet de facto states of Pridnestrovye, Abkhazia, South Ossetia and Nagorno-Karabagh. The book briefly covers their histories and current status of media-labelled "frozen conflicts" (they are anything but), and as it is a book on international relations Lynch gives some ideas on how these unrecognized separatist regimes can be ...

The Legacy of Unresolved Loss: A Family System Approach ((Video Tape and Manual Book))
Monica McGoldrick

Newbridge Communications, Inc.,, 1996

A Video Tape (86 Minutes) and Manual Book.

The Unresolved Dispute

1 review
Gilbert Coleman

LifeBridge Books, 2005

Godly principles for marriage.
This book is an easy read. I have enjoyed the teachings that the book offers. I am able to apply everything in the book to my own relationship. There is something in the book for everyone. I love it.

Resurrection Men

4 reviews
T.K. Welsh

Dutton Juvenile, 2007

Grisly and great!
I bought a few copies of this book for my nephews who find it hard to find books that interest them. They could hardly put it down, they loved the grisly bits but surprisingly also loved the plot. I enjoy T.K. Welsh's books as an adult and my daughter loved The Unresolved but my nephews have had such a wonderful time with this book that they keep re-reading their favorite parts! My sister is ...

Paul Celan and Martin Heidegger: An Unresolved Conversation, 1951--1970
James K. Lyon

The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006

This work explores the troubled relationship and unfinished intellectual dialogue between Paul Celan, regarded by many as the most important European poet after 1945, and Martin Heidegger, perhaps the most influential figure in twentieth-century philosophy. It centers on the persistent ambivalence Celan, a Holocaust survivor, felt toward a thinker who respected him and at times promoted his poetry. Celan, although strongly affected by ...

Sacred Shadow, Sacred Ground: A Vietnam War Widow's Journey Through Unresolved Grief

4 reviews
Glenda M. Carter

Two Rainbows Pub., 2004

A Vietnam War Widow's Emotional Journey of the Spirit
The impact of losing your husband in a war is not something that you can just get over and move on with. There is a grieving process and for those young widows from the Vietnam War who got little to nothing from their communities for support - the process was never allowed to develop. In her personal memoir, "Sacred Shadow, Sacred Ground," author Glenda M. Carter shares with us her grief, hurts, ...

Hard Choices: Decision Making under Unresolved Conflict
Isaac Levi

Cambridge University Press, 1990

It is a commonplace that in making decisions agents often have to juggle competing values, and that no choice will maximize satisfaction of them all. However, the prevailing account of these cases assumes that there is always a single ranking of the agent's values, and therefore no unresolvable conflict among them. Isaac Levi denies this assumption, arguing that agents often must choose without having balanced their different values and that ...

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