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Read for your life : literature as a life support system / Joseph Gold.
- Title
- Read for your life : literature as a life support system / Joseph Gold.
- Author
- Gold, Joseph, 1933-2018
- Publication
- Markham, Ont. ; Allston, Mass. : Fitzhenry & Whiteside, c2001.
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- Description
- xx, 380 p. : port.; 23 cm.
- Summary
- Explains the importance of daily reading and how it can lead to improved mental health and personal empowerment, with recommendations for books for children, adolescents, adults, and the elderly.
- Alternative Title
- Literature as a life support system
- Subject
- Note
- "A Godwit classic paperback"--Cover.
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Processing Action (note)
- committed to retain
- Contents
- Enjoying Fiction without Guilt -- Introduction: Reading for Your Self -- Fear of Feeling: The Conspiracy Against Reading -- How to Read for Your Life -- Reading Against the Tube -- Reading For Time -- The Past -- Reading, Feeling and Emotion -- The Truth that Lies Ahead -- Growing Through Reading -- Literature and Human Development -- Growing Up Sane -- Problems, Crises and Coping -- Marriage and Union Dues -- Separation, Divorce and Other Opportunities -- Everyone Loses Some of the Time -- Reading in Our Time -- Pushups or Pushovers: It's All in Your Mind -- Grow Old Along with Yourself -- Not Funny at the Time! -- Subjects, Objects and Rejects -- Once upon a time-In School -- The End of the Beginning -- Bibliotherapy: Another Conclusion But Not An End in Itself -- Literature in Professional Training -- Questionnaire 1: Reader Response -- Questionnaire 2: Reading Selection Self Guide -- Behind This Book-An Afterword.
- ISBN
- 1550416251
- LCCN
- ^^2002489931
- OCLC
- 46703304
- SCSB-12567610
- Owning Institutions
- Harvard Library