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Daily Archives: January 16, 2012
Edwin Friedman’s, ‘A Failure of Nerve’
Part 1: How Societies Become Imaginatively Gridlocked and How This Can Be Overcome Part 2: Understanding the Chronically Anxious Society Part 3: The Data Addiction and How to Kick the Habit Part 4: Why Empathy Doesn’t Work Part 5: The … Continue reading
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Summary of Edwin Friedman’s ‘A Failure of Nerve’: Part 6
Other Posts in Series: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5 Emotional Triangles An ‘emotional triangle’ refers to ‘the manner in which the relationship between any two people, or a given individual and his or her symptoms, can be a function … Continue reading
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