Elisabeth Kübler-Ross (1926–2004)
Autore di La morte e il morire
Sull'Autore
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross was a psychiatrist with a particular interest in end-of-life care. Especially interested in the care of dying patients, she researched their attitudes to death.
Opere di Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
On Grief and Grieving: Finding the Meaning of Grief Through the Five Stages of Loss (2005) 611 copie
Life Lessons: Two Experts on Death and Dying Teach Us About the Mysteries of Life and Living (2000) 425 copie
Impara a vivere, impara a morire: riflessioni sul senso della vita e sull'importanza della morte (1994) 6 copie
On death and dying ; Questions and answers on death and dying ; On life after death by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross (1992) 4 copie
Sterben lernen, Leben lernen 3 copie
Verbinden en heelmaken 2 copie
On Death and Dying (Scribner Classics) Classic edition by Kubler-Ross, Elisabeth (1997) Hardcover 1 copia
Warum das Leben kostbar ist 1 copia
Dem Tod ins Gesicht sehen 1 copia
Over de dood en het leven erna 1 copia
Stages of dying 1 copia
Death :the final stage of growth 1 copia
Opere correlate
La vita oltre la vita: studi e rivelazioni sul fenomeno della sopravvivenza (1979) — Prefazione — 1,328 copie
The Future of God: Personal Adventures in Spirituality With Thirteen of Today's Eminent Thinkers (1996) — Collaboratore — 25 copie
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Informazioni generali
- Nome canonico
- Kübler-Ross, Elisabeth
- Nome legale
- Kübler-Ross, Elisabeth
- Data di nascita
- 1926-07-08
- Data di morte
- 2004-08-24
- Sesso
- female
- Nazionalità
- Switzerland (birth)
- Luogo di nascita
- Zurich, Switzerland
- Luogo di morte
- Scottsdale, Arizona, USA
- Luogo di residenza
- Zurich, Switzerland (birth)
USA (from 1958) - Istruzione
- University of Zurich Medical School, Switzerland ( [1957])
University of Colorado ( [1963]) - Attività lavorative
- writer
author
psychiatrist
physician - Premi e riconoscimenti
- National Women's Hall of Fame (2007)
Twenty honorary degrees from various institutions around the world. - Breve biografia
- Elisabeth Kübler was born one of identical triplets. She wanted to become a physician and worked as a hospital volunteer during World War II. She graduated from the University of Zurich in 1957. In 1958, she married Emanuel "Manny" Ross, a fellow medical student from the USA, and the couple moved to America, where she remained the rest of her life. Dr.
Kübler-Ross established herself in psychiatric practice, and was later appointed assistant professor at the University of Chicago Medical School. Her treatment of terminally ill patients, as well as her dismay over the lack of courses addressing death and dying in medical schools, led her to conduct research that became her famous work, On Death and Dying (1969). Her Kübler-Ross model, also known as The Five Stages of Loss, was widely accepted and revolutionized how the medical professions take care of the terminally ill today.
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Recensioni
Leben bis wir Abschied nehmen di Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
To live until we say good-bye (1978)
Over a period of having lost my first son aged 19, then my wife aged 72 and finally my other son aged 38 I desperately needed help with the grieving process. This book gave me that template for understanding the various levels of grief and how people deal and benefit from good, simple and practical examples. It will serve as template I can reuse when the going gets tough and I need further help.
It would be a great thing if everyone read this book. Chock full of wise words.
Elisabeth Kübler-Ross’s On Life After Death is a concise primer on the dying. The author a psychiatrist at the University of Chicago explained the stages a patient goes through while dying. She reported that as people die, they shed what she described as their cocoon – their outer shell.
This process Kübler-Ross emphasized take the form of leaving their cocoon like a butterfly, and transforming into an ethereal state. With this consciousness an individual can witness the events of his death. He will know details of the operation room, and the doctors that are endeavoring to save his life.
These phenomena have repercussions for individuals who have had near-death experiences. The author pointed out that handicap people whether they are blind or amputees come to experience bodies that are completely rejuvenated when they encounter that brilliant light that they often describe.
Kübler-Ross explained as people transit to their ethereal bodies they will normally go through a channel, cross a bridge, or be guided across a mountain pass. On this journey there is a “guardian angel” or “guide.” This individual the author considered to be a religious figure like Christ, Mary, Mohamed, or a spouse, or good friend who has previously died. In death it does not matter if an individual is religious or non-religious. He or she will experience this same reality.
The author hopes that her audience will be able to look at death as a normal phenomenon. She suggested listening to the dying, and providing an environment that facilitates for the smooth transition to the other world.… (altro)
This process Kübler-Ross emphasized take the form of leaving their cocoon like a butterfly, and transforming into an ethereal state. With this consciousness an individual can witness the events of his death. He will know details of the operation room, and the doctors that are endeavoring to save his life.
These phenomena have repercussions for individuals who have had near-death experiences. The author pointed out that handicap people whether they are blind or amputees come to experience bodies that are completely rejuvenated when they encounter that brilliant light that they often describe.
Kübler-Ross explained as people transit to their ethereal bodies they will normally go through a channel, cross a bridge, or be guided across a mountain pass. On this journey there is a “guardian angel” or “guide.” This individual the author considered to be a religious figure like Christ, Mary, Mohamed, or a spouse, or good friend who has previously died. In death it does not matter if an individual is religious or non-religious. He or she will experience this same reality.
The author hopes that her audience will be able to look at death as a normal phenomenon. She suggested listening to the dying, and providing an environment that facilitates for the smooth transition to the other world.… (altro)
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- Opere
- 60
- Opere correlate
- 3
- Utenti
- 8,372
- Popolarità
- #2,878
- Voto
- 3.9
- Recensioni
- 116
- ISBN
- 355
- Lingue
- 17
- Preferito da
- 6