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Mothering Jesus, mothering pastor: Pastoral care in the light of D. W. Winnicott's psychodynamic theories of emotional development

Mothering Jesus, mothering pastor: Pastoral care in the light of D. W. Winnicott's psychodynamic theories of emotional development

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A shame it's out of print!
Review: I'm a life long Joyce fan and I have to admit that I enjoyed this life of Jim's wife (only she could call him Jim!) Nora even more than I did the three volume Ellman biography of Joyce himself. In fact, Joyce fans will probably learn more about Joyce's writing by reading about his wife than about him. This is one of the most outstanding biographies I have ever read -- it's fascinating to learn how Joyce used Nora's every utterance somewhere in his works even though she herself never read Ulysses.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A shame it's out of print!
Review: I'm a life long Joyce fan and I have to admit that I enjoyed this life of Jim's wife (only she could call him Jim!) Nora even more than I did the three volume Ellman biography of Joyce himself. In fact, Joyce fans will probably learn more about Joyce's writing by reading about his wife than about him. This is one of the most outstanding biographies I have ever read -- it's fascinating to learn how Joyce used Nora's every utterance somewhere in his works even though she herself never read Ulysses.


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