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(1986). Images of Organization.
(1985). Shame: The Power of Caring.
(1988). Who Am I? What Am I: Search for Meaning in Your Work.
"Work is one of the most important sources of personal meaning, and, therefore, self-acceptance. Research on the unemployed underscores this conclusion emphatically. Furthermore, the same research insists that the degree of self-depreciation felt by a person out of work can only be realized by experience."
(2003). Work to Live.
(2011). Wounded By Reality: Understanding and Treating Adult Onset Trauma.
207. Abstract
"Finding a way to tell trauma is always a tricky business. Whether it's a memoir, a biography, or a narrative spoken to a therapist, finding the words to describe it, to relive it, to bear witness to it, and ultimately to make meaning of it, is no small feat. Sometimes words are too much, sounding shrill or mawkish; more often they are not enough, becoming numb and impersonal. Either way, meaning has been leeched out of them."
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- gloss: having a meaning or purpose; "a meaningful explanation"; "a meaningful discussion"; "a meaningful pause"
- sense: meaningful
- synset id: 301496976
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