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Letters of Rutgers Literary Clubs
No full textRutgers Literary Clubs or Societies, Philoclean and Peithessophian, wrote to famous people to become honory members of their societies. This article reveals the who accepted and rejected membership. They include presidents, authors, politicians, engineers, judges, etc. This articles augments Rudolf Kirk's article "Philo and Peitho" in Notes from the Library, in the v. 1:2 (1938) in this journal
A Personal Perspective on the Treatment of Three Cases of Narcissistic Vulnerability
No full textABSTRACT This article is a response to the commentaries of Nancy McWilliams (2012) and Kenneth Levy (2012) concerning my treatment of three patients—Alex, Brian, and Candace—whose presenting difficulties included a narcissistic personality disturbance and who were treated using Mitchell's (1988) integrated treatment model. In addition to responding to particular points raised by McWilliams' more "artistic" and Levy's more "scientific" perspectives, I provide a more personal context and view of my experience in providing therapy to these three patients.
Empathy and Otherness: Humanistic and Phenomenological Approaches to Psychotherapy of Severe Mental Illness
No full textIn this commentary, we respond to Atwood’s (2012) article, "Psychotherapy as a Human Science: Clinical Case Studies Exploring the Abyss of Madness," by highlighting some of the theoretical ideals that guide Atwood’s writing and his therapy work. In particular, we consider how these case studies fit into the larger paradigm of humanistic psychology, and how this perspective informed Atwood’s work with his clients, providing him with the understanding and empathy that facilitated the therapeutic healing he describes. We also consider the different, but complementary, idea in phenomenological psychiatry of "radical otherness," which suggests the fundamental impossibility of complete empathy, and how this can be therapeutic, particularly when treating cases of schizophrenia. Finally, we discuss the contributions of phenomenology to the understanding of schizophrenia, and its implications for treatment
John T. Cunningham: An Appreciation
Get PDFAbstract: A friend and colleague pays tribute to John T. Cunningham, the indefatigable chronicler of New Jersey history.
An Edition of the Rutgers Manuscript of Charles Blount, "A Dialogue between K[ing] James and K[ing] W[illiam]
No full textThis article consists of a complete transcription of the poem and an illustration of the manuscript
The Stern Art Library
No full textThe books in the Stern Library donated to the Library cover an extraordinary range of nineteenth- and twentieth-century painting, graphics, and sculpture, principally, of course, French art in which Mr. Stern's collection was strongest
Notes from the Library Volume 12:2
No full text"Philip Milledoler Papers" by Richard P. McCormick"The Author of the First Rutgers Football Song" by Oliver Kip Westlin
