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Author: Paula J. Caplan
Publisher: Open Road Media
Imprint: Open Road Media
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 2.00cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.458kg
ISBN: 9781504036764
ISBN 10: 150403676
Pages: 358
Publication Date: 10 May 2016
Recommended Age: From 18 years
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Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
A work of profound and astonishing humanity.... A harbinger of hope for all of society. Jamin Raskin, Professor of Law, American University, and Maryland State Senator I am truly amazed by Caplan s grasp of not only the psyche of the combat veteran but of the human heart and soul as a whole.... Extraordinary insight. Brilliant! Michelle Dallocchio, Iraq War veteran, former Team Lioness member, author of Quixote in Ramadi All-encompassing, meticulously-researched, brilliantly thought-out and marvelously-written.... Cuts through the smoke of the institutional lies to the true nature of the emotional injuries sustained by these poor souls and offers a detailed and sensible path to healing.... Brave and astonishing book Samuel Shem, author of The Spirit of the Place and The House of God
A work of profound and astonishing humanity.... A harbinger of hope for all of society. Jamin Raskin, Professor of Law, American University, and Maryland State Senator I am truly amazed by Caplan s grasp of not only the psyche of the combat veteran but of the human heart and soul as a whole.... Extraordinary insight. Brilliant! Michelle Dallocchio, Iraq War veteran, former Team Lioness member, author of Quixote in Ramadi All-encompassing, meticulously-researched, brilliantly thought-out and marvelously-written.... Cuts through the smoke of the institutional lies to the true nature of the emotional injuries sustained by these poor souls and offers a detailed and sensible path to healing.... Brave and astonishing book Samuel Shem, author of The Spirit of the Place and The House of God A work of profound and astonishing humanity. . . . A harbinger of hope for all of society. --Jamin Raskin, Professor of Law, American University, and Maryland State Senator I am truly amazed by Caplan's grasp of not only the psyche of the combat veteran but of the human heart and soul as a whole. . . . Extraordinary insight. Brilliant! --Michelle Dallocchio, Iraq War veteran, former Team Lioness member, author of Quixote in Ramadi All-encompassing, meticulously-researched, brilliantly thought-out and marvelously-written. . . . Cuts through the smoke of the institutional lies to the true nature of the emotional injuries sustained by these poor souls and offers a detailed and sensible path to healing. . . . Brave and astonishing book --Samuel Shem, author of The Spirit of the Place and The House of God
Author Information
Paula J. Caplan is an award-winning nonfiction author, playwright, and filmmaker; advocate for veterans, women, and psychiatric survivors; activist for various social justice issues; and affiliate of Harvard University’s DuBois Institute in the Hutchins Center for African and African American Research. She created Welcome Johnny and Jane Home, which pairs any veteran with a nonveteran simply to listen to what the veteran wants to say. Visit listen2veterans.org for more information. She produced the award-winning documentary film, “Is Anybody Listening?” about the divide between veterans and nonveterans and what can be done about it (isanybodylisteningmovie.org). She blogs at paulajcaplan.net, whenjohnnyandjanecomemarching.weebly.com, and on psychologytoday.com.
