Publication

1967 - John Knox Press, Richmond, Virginia

Language

English

Word Count

15,750 words, Guess

Page Count

63 pages

Identifiers

  • Open LibraryOL7628066M
  • ISBN-139780664222796
  • ISBN-10066422279X
  • OCLC Control Number87863207
  • OCLC Control Number28805
and 5 more

Classifications

  • DDC301.42
  • LCCHQ739 .T613

Alternate Titles

  • No

Description

When we talk of marriage counseling we think immediately of the extreme cases, of threats to seek divorce, of couples in violent disputes who frequently come to blows, Paul Tournier states. But there are many other couples whose marriages are no less a failure. They live side by side, without hurting one another, but poles apart, because of no real understanding of one another. According to Tournier, the ability to understand each other is what counts in working out marital happiness together. With wisdom and warmth, Tournier suggests ways to achieve this understanding.

First Sentence

A few days ago I was introduced to an American colleague, a surgeon from New York.

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Series Statement

  • No

Other Editions

  • To understand each other.John Knox Press1967-01-01

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