Thinking Out Loud, or What is a Humanist like You Doing in a Place like that?
S Bertman - Illness, Crisis & Loss, 2001 - journals.sagepub.com
S Bertman
Illness, Crisis & Loss, 2001•journals.sagepub.comWhy are you giving me all this psychological stuff to read? You're acting like the only ones
who know anything about suffering are the psychiatrists, the “professionals.” Read Tolstoy's
The Death of Ivan Ilych, read Tillie Olsen's Tell Me a Riddle; read John Gunther's
autobiographic account of his son's brain tumor—or John Donne's poem—both titled “Death
Be Not Proud”; read Simone deBeauvoir's chronicle of her mother's dying, anything but A
Very Easy Death. Read The Notebooks of
who know anything about suffering are the psychiatrists, the “professionals.” Read Tolstoy's
The Death of Ivan Ilych, read Tillie Olsen's Tell Me a Riddle; read John Gunther's
autobiographic account of his son's brain tumor—or John Donne's poem—both titled “Death
Be Not Proud”; read Simone deBeauvoir's chronicle of her mother's dying, anything but A
Very Easy Death. Read The Notebooks of
Why are you giving me all this psychological stuff to read? You’re acting like the only ones who know anything about suffering are the psychiatrists, the “professionals.” Read Tolstoy’s The Death of Ivan Ilych, read Tillie Olsen’s Tell Me a Riddle; read John Gunther’s autobiographic account of his son’s brain tumor—or John Donne’s poem—both titled “Death Be Not Proud”; read Simone deBeauvoir’s chronicle of her mother’s dying, anything but A Very Easy Death. Read The Notebooks of
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