Books
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The words of Albert Schweitzer | Albert Schweitzer,Norman Cousins | Quotations from Schweitzer's speeches and writings on reverence for life, faith, music, civilization, peace, and other topics. | OL1148707W |
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Experiencing Reading | Mary Jones,Roszak, Theodore,Marie Brenner,Janet A. Emig,Carmen Collins,Edgar Rice Burroughs,Edward Brown,Sara Teasdale,Hugh Rank,H. W. Janson,Percy Bysshe Shelley,James Barron,Maxine Hong Kingston,Daniel Goleman,Allen Chaffee,Mark Mathabane,Eugene Linden,Ray Bradbury,Stephen Crane,John Marchese,Gina Kolata,Robert S. Mcnamara,Sandra Blakeslee,Doris Lessing,Alan Ferguson,John Noble Wilford,Stefan Kanfer,Sandra G. Brown,William J. McGreevy,William Somerset Maugham,Luisa Valenzuela,Samuel M. Bluefarb,Kate Chopin,Barbara Crossette,Bryan Miller,Countee Cullen,Lawrence Kutner,Richard Brautigan,Barbara Flanagan,Pico Iyer,William Safire,Victoria Roberts,John A. Gould,Dik Browne,Martha Sullivan,Norman Cousins,Gary Kleck,Allan Kozinn,Marian Anderson,Lawrence Ferlinghetti,Michael T. Kaufman,Fanny Tillman Trueherz | Incident —Countee Cullen 5 Excerpt from The History of Art —H. W. Janson 11 Don't let that horse/eat that violin —Lawrence Ferlinghetti 11 The Upturned Face —Stephen Crane 14 How to Defuse t… | OL15334552W |
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"In God we trust" | Norman Cousins | Important religious writings of Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, Samuel Adams, John Jay, and Thomas Paine. | OL15843436W |
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The Republic of reason | Norman Cousins | xiii, 463 p. ; 21 cm | OL19189180W |
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Anatomy of an illness as perceived by the patient: reflections on healing and regeneration | Norman Cousins | The story of a recovery from a crippling disease and the physician patient partnership that beat the odds by using the patient's own capabilities. | OL4216703W |
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Anatomy of an illness as perceived by the patient | Norman Cousins | The basic theme of this book is that every person must accept a certain measure of responsibility for his or her own recovery from disease or disability. This notion of patient responsibility is not … | OL4216740W |