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portada A Boisen Reader
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
258
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9798996024735

A Boisen Reader

Anton T. Boisen;Glenn H. Asquith (Author) · Verbum Icon · Paperback

A Boisen Reader - Anton T. Boisen;Glenn H. Asquith

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Synopsis "A Boisen Reader"

Anton T. Boisen is regarded as the founder of clinical pastoral education and a formative figure in clinical chaplaincy and the psychology of religion. A Boisen Reader brings together twelve of his most important journal articles, written between 1923 and 1961, alongside critical studies of his life, thought, clinical method, and enduring influence.Edited and introduced by Glenn H. Asquith, Jr., the collection traces Boisen's distinctive effort to understand religious experience through the firsthand study of "living human documents." It explores his interpretation of theological education through clinical experience, pastoral care, mental disorder, worship, religious experience, and the relationships between psychology, psychiatry and religion. Essays by Seward Hiltner, Paul W. Pruyser, Henri J. M. Nouwen, Seward Hiltner, and others assess Boisen's contributions and continuing significance.Essential reading for chaplains, pastoral educators, theologians, clinicians, and students of religion and psychology, this Verbum Icon edition restores a landmark collection to print.Originally published in 1992 as Vision from a Little Known Country: A Boisen Reader.

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