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Newly Revised: Someone Saved My Life Today by Paul Schimmel
By Categories: Books, Psychoanalysis

A newly edited and revised edition of of Someone Saved My Life Today by Paul Schimmel is now available, as well as a new Kindle eBook from Amazon.com

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“The papers in this book range widely over psychoanalysis, literature and philosophy. I will comment on several that grasped my attention. First ‘Freud’s “selected fact”: His Journey of Mourning.’ By identifying Freud’s personal experiences of mourning, Schimmel is able to shine new light on the fact that Freud was always thinking anew about the distressing sorrow of mourning and the possibility of this being Continue reading Newly Revised: Someone Saved My Life Today by Paul Schimmel

‘I knew nothing’: the Warsaw ghetto boy who found his family at 83
By Categories: History

Click Here to Read: ‘I knew nothing’: the Warsaw ghetto boy who found his family at 83. A DNA test has helped Shalom Koray find relatives in the US after escaping the Holocaust in a rucksack at the age of two by Daniel Boffey on the Guardian website on January 27,  2024.

Map of Poland showing Zakopane in the South the location of the Saint Andrew Bobol Orphanage.