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Just Published:
Sensible Thinking for Turbulent Times
by Martin H. Levinson
(iUniverse, 2006)
In these times of rapid change and constant upheaval, can we learn
to think and communicate more effectively --at home, in school, on the job, and in the larger world. Sensible Thinking for Turbulent Times, which
is based on the formulations of general semantics, says yes, yes, and yes! Topics
in it include practical ways to improve your thinking ability, emotional self-management,
creativity, and an analysis of important social issues like the
drug problem and America's foreign interventions.
"Buyer beware: reading this book could result in serious improvements
in your approach to self, to others, and to the ways you interact with
the world."
—Andrea Johnson, President, Institute of General Semantics
"This book provides a highly practical guide for problem-solving,
decision-making, interpersonal relations, and personal fulfillment."
—Steve Stockdale, Executive Director, Institute of General
Semantics
"Sensible Thinking for Turbulent Times brings the great ideas
of general semantics into the 21st century in a clear and accessible manner."
—Lance Strate, President, Media Ecology Association
"Martin Levinson has done an excellent job of applying sensible
thinking to current problems. Our culture needs this book."
—Gregg Hoffmann, author of Searching For Unmediated Truth
"This book offers a sound approach to the problems of everyday
living. Highly recommended."
—Judith Feld, President, Western Chapter New York Psychiatric
Society
Martin Levinson, PhD, brings over 40 years of experience
in general semantics, counseling, administration, and education to his teaching,
writing, and international consulting. He is the author of The Drug Problem:
A New View Using the General Semantics Approach (Praeger, 2002) and a UN NGO representative
for the Institute of General Semantics. That organization is dedicated
to developing sanity in human affairs.
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