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This is an important new edition of Dr. Greenspan's pioneering book on listening and responding to survivors of the Holocaust and other genocides. An erudite and flagship volume in its field, this 2010 version of On Listening to Holocaust Survivors transcends the ground-breaking first edition by putting into forthright relief the insights that emerge from his more than thirty years of intensive collaboration with Holocaust survivors. By emphasizing the importance of ongoing conversation, rather than one-time testimony, Greenspan challenges conventional wisdom and wisely transforms the process of discerning and responding to what survivors of the Holocaust and other genocides have to say.

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Greenspan has raised sympathetic listening to its highest level. The result is a truly important book both powerful and compelling. - Booklist

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Dr. Henry Greenspan is a psychologist and playwright at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor who has been writing and teaching about the Holocaust for almost three decades. He is the author of On Listening to Holocaust Survivors and co-author of Reflections: Auschwitz, Memory, and a Life Recreated. He received his BA and MEd. from Harvard University and his PhD from Brandeis University.

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