Frequently noted as one of the most influential books of the 20th century, Man's Search for Meaning provides a riveting account of psychiatrist Viktor Frankl's experiences as a prisoner in Nazi concentration camps and how his observations contributed to his therapeutic approach centred on the value of finding meaning and purpose in suffering, and imagining a better future.
~ Sarah Hickinbottom Brawn, Educational Studies
Existential therapist Irvin Yalom provides students of psychotherapy pearls of wisdom and an inside view of what it is to "be in the room" with another person's suffering. Yalom shares stories, myths and cases in a compelling way. A gifted writer of both academic work and works of fiction, Yalom's books are immensely popular for their readability, insights and honest self-reflection. Many of my students have said Yalom is the most engaging writer they have read on the practice of therapy.
~ Sarah Hickinbottom Brawn, Educational Studies
Renowned critical scholar bell hooks analyzes the role of school and schooling.
~ Lilach Marom, Educational Studies
Masterpiece for future educators by the founder of critical pedagogy.
~ Lilach Marom, Educational Studies