The Hunger of the Heart: Reflections on the Confessions of Augustine.

Octavo, paper covers with a crease to the front cover, xxii, 352 pp. Society for the Scientific Study of Religions Monograph Series, Number 8. Articles are "St.Augustine's Confession: The Search for a Christian Self," Karl Joachim Weintraub, "Psychological Examination," Paul W. Pruyser, "Augustine's Confesson: A Study of Spiritual Maladjustment," E.R. Dodds, "The Boyhood Beatings of Augustine," Leo C. Ferrari, "Augustine's Confessons: The Scourge of Shame and the Silenicng of Adeodatus," Donald Capps, "A Psychological Study of the Confessions of St. Augustine," Charles Kligerman, "Augustine's Confessions: The Unentaile Self," David Bakan, "Continuities Between the Life and Death of Augustine," James E. Dittes, "Reading the Confessions of Augustine: The Case of Oedipal Analyses," David Burrell, "Augustine's Confessions: The Recognition of Fatherhood," Paul Rigby, "Augustine as Narcissist: Of Grandiosity and Shame," Donald Capps, "Augustine: The Reader of Selfobject," Volney Gay, "Augustine as Client and as Theorist," Eugene TeSelle, "Infancy, Parenting, and Nourishment in Augustine's Confessions," Margaret R. Miles, "Augustine: Archetypes of Family," Anne Hunsaker Hawkins, "Augustine: Search for a Fil-Safe God to Trust," JamesE. Dittes, "Embracing Augustine: Reach, Restraint, and Romantic Resolution," W. Paul Elledge, "Augustin at Cassiciacum: Hearing the Words of Another," Hjalma Sunden, :Augustine's Confessions: Speaking Responsibility of God and Self," David Burrell, "Augustine: Death Anxiety and the Power and Limts of Language," Richard Fenn. …