Jay Levinson Boeken

Exploring the intersection of food and culture, this book delves into the significance of pantries as a reflection of personal and societal identity. Through a blend of anecdotes, historical insights, and culinary wisdom, the author invites readers to consider what their pantry choices reveal about their lives. With a focus on the emotional connections to food, the narrative encourages a deeper appreciation for the ingredients that shape our meals and memories. It's a thoughtful journey that celebrates the art of cooking and the stories behind our favorite dishes.

This major new work allows readers access not only to the contributions of Viktor Frankl but to the grand extrapolations that have been made by those who have learned from him. Like a force of nature, the Logotherapy paradigm shows us the vision in its roots and the core in its branches. The editors have divided the chapters into four sections: Theoretical and Philosophical Perspectives, Expanding Logotherapy in Theory and Practice, Principles of Treatment and New Applications, and Research in Logotherapy, and an international panel of 30 contributors has filled them with rich, multifaceted perspectives.