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Dara Horn • People Love Dead Jews: Reports from a Haunted Present
Kochiyama had a compulsion to help others, and was adamant that she not be the center of attention, which was admirable but also gave me pause; made me question if there was something inherently Asian and female about her selflessness, which probably betrays my own internalized chauvinism and my own rather predictable preference for the melancholic
... See moreCathy Park Hong • Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning
Research
Ethar • 2 cards
Conant had sometimes wondered what it might have been like to be a bright, resourceful Jewish man on the day after Krystalnacht, to see clearly the wholesale death that lay so soon ahead, even if the rest of the world didn’t seem to care. Why didn’t they run away? Now, for the first time, Conant understood.
Randy Shilts • And the Band Played On
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Therapy
Sarah Sanders • 64 cards
The further development of Gestalt therapy in the United States has moved “beyond charisma.” Experience has taught us something of what is essential in the multiple-focused Gestalt therapy theory, i.e., a dialogic relationship and awareness based on respect for the patient’s personal experience and experiential style. This requires a good knowledge
... See moreGary Yontef • Awareness Dialogue & Process
People are not monads. A real, live human self is always already partial to certain, select others. Morality needs to take this essential fact about human selfhood into account rather than pretend to override it.
Shai Held • Judaism Is About Love: Recovering the Heart of Jewish Life
What is in 2014 considered the “gold standard autism therapy” (see the Autism Speaks website) was the predominant therapy used to train out the queer in children perceived to be trans, effeminate, and/or homosexual in the 1960s and 1970s.