Box 4

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"Chronic illness and spiritual transformation." Photocopies [2] in the following folder, with printed email

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"Human needs" and "Mindfulness-based therapy"

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"Confucianism" Inscribed by "Mike"

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Foreward to the Japanese translation, inscribed "To Ed" and signed by various people

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Foreward

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"Spiritual well-being in historical context"

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"Spirituality in professional practice with older adults"

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"Respecting spiritual diversity in social work"

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"Korean social welfare's approach to spiritual diversity"

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"Promoting human well-being and environmental justice through social work"

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Foreward

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"My sojourn with the strengths perspective" Draft and photocopy housed in previous folder.

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"Buddhism and social work"

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"Addressing spiritual diversity in professional social work practice" (French translation by D. Mantelli and F. Tiret)

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Philosophy of Equilibrium and Change in Western Thought and its Eastern Connections [2 copies]

Scope and Contents Spirituality and Social Work Korean translation by Yi Suhn Nyung, General Principles and Recommendations from the Confucian Classic 'The Book of Rites' for Contemporary Social Welfare in Korean, Exchanging Eastern and Western Perspectives on Confucianism and Social Welfare Korean translation by Yi Suhn Nyung, and "Contemporary Social Welfare and The Book of...

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Reflections on Spiritually Sensitive Social Work for Caritas Seoul and A Guide for Teaching About Spiritual Diversity in Social Work

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Final Executive Report of the Project on International Study of Religion and Spirituality in Social Work Practice, 1997-2020; Retrospects and Prospects; and Summary History of Connections Between Spirituality and Social Work Education in the United States

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"Contributions of Eastern philosophy to Western science on the modern world"; [review of "The moral purposes of social work], [review of "Human behavior theory and social work practice"]; [review of 'Existential family therapy"]; [review of "Slovak Lutheran social ethics"]; "Another view: cultural strengths are crucial"; [review of "Religion and the human sciences"]; "Social work and evangelical Christians"; and [review of "The dharma of Jesus."]