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Though written during the Cold War, a work of remarkable perceptiveness and insights on how education, psychology, and even international relations can become more conscious and more healing in our time. This book has appeared in six editions and has been translated into German, Dutch, and Russian.
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About the Author:
Born in Austria, Franz E. Winkler received his M.D. from the Univ. of Vienna, where he specialized in internal medicine and psychiatry. He came to America as a young doctor and practiced in New York City. Dr. Winkler soon saw that the moral and psychological illness of Europe is also endemic here. He wrote articles and lectured widely on the cause and cure of this illness.
Review:
"...a stirring of the life that glows in the deepest recesses of his reader's cosciousness." -- Barry Bingham, Louisville Courier-Journal, 1960
"Winkler points out things science has tended to ignore: the power of ideas, the reality of man's inner world." -- Stanton Coblentz, Los Angeles Times, 1960
"Winkler points out things science has tended to ignore: the power of ideas, the reality of man's inner world." -- Stanton Coblentz, Los Angeles Times, 1960
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- PublisherMyrin Inst
- Publication date1980
- ISBN 10 0913098329
- ISBN 13 9780913098325
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages268
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