01823cam a22002411  4500001000800000005001700008008004100025010001700066040001800083050002000101082001200121100004700133245007700180250002000257260002900277300001900306350000900325490001700334504002900351505114200380650001901522650004001541217939020240524170549.0740129s1969    nyu      b    000 0 eng    a   69010031   aDLCcDLCdDLC00aRC49b.R85 196900a155.9/31 aRuitenbeek, Hendrik Marinus,d1928-ecomp.10aDeath: interpretations.cEdited and introduced by Hendrik M. Ruitenbeek.  asecond printing  a[New York,bDell,c1969]  a286 p.c21 cm.  a2.450 aA Delta book  aIncludes bibliographies.0 aIntroductory essay: reflections on death and mourning, by H. M. Ruitenbeek.--Death: Death and the pleasure principle, by K. Eissler. Treatment of a dying patient, by J. Norton. On the "longing to die," by K. Friedlander. On "dying together" and an unusual case by "dying together," by E. Jones. The psychology of dying, by D. Cappon. Notes upon the fear of death, by M. Chadwick. Psychotherapy for the dying, by H. R. Rosenthal. Death, the giver of life, by J. M. Scher. Psychotherapy and the patient with a limited life-span, by L. Leshan and E. Leshan. Fear of death, by H. Segal. The problem of death, by H. Feifel. Death of a patient during psychotherapy, by W. H. Young, Jr. Death and the mid-life crisis, by E. Jaques. The fear of death as an indispensable factor in psychotherapy, by H. R. Rosenthal.--Mourning: Eros and the trauma of death, by H. Slochower. The sorrow of bereavement, by R. F. Creegan. Reactions to untimely death, by S. R. Lehrman. Mourning and its relation to manic-depressive states, by M. Klein. Denial and mourning, by C. T. Lipson. Grief reactions in later life, by K. Stern, G. M. Williams, and M. Prados. 0aTerminal care. 0aBereavementxPsychological aspects.