Joy: Expanding Human Awareness

260 Pages·1968·20.334 MB·English

by  Will Schutz

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JOY
Expanding Human Awareness
by William Schutz
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The book that made
encounter groups famous

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". the most exciting and most inade-
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quately reported—direction in psychology
and education today. The methods he offers
can help both professionals and laymen
alike. They work." —
George Leonard
Esalen Institute
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*'A superb statement unpretentious,
crystal clear and vivid. It should help all
psychotherapists to break out of the strait-
jacket of purely verba—l approaches."
Jerome Frank, M.D.
Professor of Psychiatry
Johns Hopkins University
tt • • an original, lively, challenging formula
for relaxing rigid personalities and
others." —
Gordon Atlport, Ph.D.
late Professor of Psychology
Harvard University
"Every now and then something truly
unique and outstanding is admitted to the
literature of the therapeutic world . . . With
Joy, we find a whole new vista of methods,
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ways and means to tap the areas of conflict
that engulf a human being and create mis-
ery, unhappiness, and physical ailments;
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This is truly something new, and of great
benefit to the problems that our nation and
the world today—suffer."
J. Dudley Chapman, D.O.
Editor-in-Chief
The Osteopathic Physician
JOY is ". . . controversial, seductive, out-
rageous in aspiration and exciting in attain-
ment. It is disrepectful of the protective
boundaries among professional disciplines
and crafts. It breaks new ground, far out-
strips whatever research is available, takes
from many diverse fields, and enriches
these fields in return. Crossfertilization oc-
curs with little concern for paternity of
ideas or method." —
Jack R. Gibb
Contemporary Psychology
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JOY Expanding Human
Awareness
by William C. Schutz
Grove Press, Inc^ New York
©
Copyright 1967 by William C. Schutz
All Rights Reserved
Acknowledgment: The lyrics quoted and reproduced
in this book whether in whole or in part are from the
song entided "The Impossible Dream" (The Quest)
from the musical play Man of La Mancha, lyrics by Joe
©
Darion and music by Mitch Leigh. Copyright 1965
by Andrew Scott, Inc., Helena Music Corp., and Sam
Fox Publishing Company, Inc.; by special permission.
Nopart ofthis book may be reproduced, for any reason,
by any means, including any method of photographic
reproduction, without the permission of the publisher.
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 67-27879
First Evergreen Black Cat Edition, 1969
Eighth Printing
Manufactured in the United States of America
mSnUBXTTED BY RANDOM BOUSE, INC., NEW YORK
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