Pain and suffering / Ronald Schleifer.

By:

Schleifer, Ronald

Material type: Text

TextSeries: The Routledge series integrating science and cultureDescription: xii, 169 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmISBN:

9780415843263 (hardback)
041584326X (hardback)
9780415843270 (paperback)
0415843278 (paperback)

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

616.0472 23

LOC classification:

RB127 .S347 2014

Other classification:

SOC026000

Summary: "Pain is felt by everyone, yet understanding its nature is fragmented across myriad modes of thought. In this compact, yet thoroughly integrative account uniting medical science, psychology, and the humanities Ronald Schleifer offers a deep and complex understanding along with possible strategies of dealing with pain in its most overwhelming forms. A perfect addition to many courses in medicine, healthcare, counseling psychology, and social work"--

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 157-163) and index.

"Pain is felt by everyone, yet understanding its nature is fragmented across myriad modes of thought. In this compact, yet thoroughly integrative account uniting medical science, psychology, and the humanities Ronald Schleifer offers a deep and complex understanding along with possible strategies of dealing with pain in its most overwhelming forms. A perfect addition to many courses in medicine, healthcare, counseling psychology, and social work"--