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Author: Dalai Lama ,
Paul Ekman
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company Inc
Imprint: Henry Holt & Company Inc
Dimensions:
Width: 13.40cm
, Height: 1.80cm
, Length: 20.50cm
Weight: 0.251kg
ISBN: 9780805090215
ISBN 10: 0805090215
Pages: 288
Publication Date: 31 March 2009
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Language: English
Reviews
<p> A rich feast for the mind… This is a singular meeting of two intellectual traditions—and two remarkable minds and hearts. —Daniel Goleman<p> A fresh, unique exploration of many subtle issues… on psychology and Buddhism… Full of… unexpected humor and tender surprises… They gently probe each other’s system of thought with striking intellectual rigor. — Shambhala Sun <p> Their conversations touch on questions of emotional balance, anger, and the range and limits of compassion, but a brief review can hardly do justice to the range and depth of this fine book. — Library Journal
A rich feast for the mind This is a singular meeting of two intellectual traditions--and two remarkable minds and hearts. Daniel Goleman A fresh, unique exploration of many subtle issues on psychology and Buddhism Full of unexpected humor and tender surprises They gently probe each other's system of thought with striking intellectual rigor. Shambhala Sun Their conversations touch on questions of emotional balance, anger, and the range and limits of compassion, but a brief review can hardly do justice to the range and depth of this fine book. Library Journal
A rich feast for the mind... This is a singular meeting of two intellectual traditions--and two remarkable minds and hearts. --Daniel Goleman<p> A fresh, unique exploration of many subtle issues... on psychology and Buddhism... Full of... unexpected humor and tender surprises... They gently probe each other's system of thought with striking intellectual rigor. -- Shambhala Sun <p> Their conversations touch on questions of emotional balance, anger, and the range and limits of compassion, but a brief review can hardly do justice to the range and depth of this fine book. -- Library Journal
Author Information
Tenzin Gyatzo, the Fourteenth Dalai Lama, is the temporal and spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism and the head of the Tibetan government in exile. The author of The Art of Happiness, among other books, he resides in Dharamsala, India. Paul Ekman is the world's foremost expert on facial expressions, a professor emeritus at the University of California in San Francisco, and the author of Emotions Revealed. He has served as an adviser to police departments, antiterrorism groups, and animation studios, and Ekman's research inspired Lie to Me, the FOX TV series. He lives in northern California.
