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Guilt: An Exploration (Paperback)

by Caroline Brazier (Author)

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Paperback: 288 pages
Publisher: O Books (28 Feb 2009)
Language English
ISBN-10: 1846941601
ISBN-13: 978-1846941603
Product Dimensions: 21.2 x 13.8 x 1.6 cm

Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)

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I shall surely never see guilt in the same way again, and I will listen with even more compassion to those so suffering from its stings. --Dr Gay Barfield, educator, author & person-centred marriage and family psychotherapist, and former founder and co-director with Carl Rogers of the Carl Rogers Institute for Peace; Center For Studies of the Person

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This book is a journey; an exploration into those areas of life which both fascinate and repel us. Through the weaving together of an account of a group of young people, fine grained analysis of the emotional and ethical basis of guilt, and illustration draw from a variety of life circumstances, the reader is drawn into the complexity of a subject which troubles many people in the modern world. The book deals sensitively with some of the most challenging areas of human experience, confronting the reader with situations in which there are no easy answers. Yet the writing retains a joy in life. At times both humorous and emotive, it reveals the beauty of the everyday and the pathos of the ordinary. A book that crosses boundaries, this is one of the few books on the topic which will have you reading into the small hours of the morning, eager to discover the secret worlds of the characters whose lives illustrate its themes.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Absorbing and Inspiring, 11 Mar 2009

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Caroline Brazier's "Guilt: An exploration" presents us with a unique and intricate meeting of the fictional world of a young girl and her friends growing up, with a non-fictional analysis of guilt. I love the pace of the book. Gradually, as each character in the story is introduced and brought to life, the narrative builds and increasingly draws you in. The journey the story takes you on stirs up many feelings - some more welcome than others - as it flows in and around Caroline Brazier's skilful and insightful analysis of guilt. This is one of those very rare books that works on different levels - a gripping novel that I couldn't put down, a moving and haunting experience, and a work to slowly savour and be inspired by. Quite brilliant.

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5.0 out of 5 stars An interesting introduction to the issues surrounding guilt and a look at why many people feel guilt unnecessarily, 3 Aug 2009

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I heard the author interviewed on Passion for the Planet radio and felt this could be a useful, addition to my counseling bookshelf. It is what it says it is "an exploration" and a useful book for counseling professionals or those who want to understand their guilt.

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