10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTELLECTUALIZER»
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intellectualizer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
intellectualizer and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Self-therapy: A Step-by-step Guide to Creating Inner ...
When you are getting to know a protector, it is common to think you are in Self
when in fact an Intellectualizer Part has taken over. One sign of this is that you
analyze the target part rather than asking questions and listening for its
responses.
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Understanding Generalist Practice
Another problem with intellectualization occurs when the intellectualizer is
unable to meet the needs of other family members. A person who intellectualizes
can seem very cold and unloving. Traditional gender-role stereotypes that direct
men ...
Karen Kirst-Ashman, Grafton Hull, Jr., 2008
3
10 Great Dates Before You Say 'I Do'
The Owl — The Intellectualizer The owl, like the turtle, avoids conflict. His
methods are just different. He is the intellectualizer; his motto is “Avoid feelings at
all cost!” The owl gladly discusses an issue intellectually, but has no feelings from
his ...
David and Claudia Arp, Curt Brown, Natelle Brown, 2009
... irrelevant, intellectualizer; but the person who fills each role may switch. (
Virginia Satir). (3) If the indicated patient is treated outside the family and "gets
well," someone else in the family may fill the patient role. (4) Usually, when a
family ...
Lawrence B. Shaffer, R.R. Claudet, 1996
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Shame, Guilt, and Alcoholism: Treatment Issues in Clinical ...
The guilty intellectualizer will carefully analyze a problem, dissect it and put it
back together again, but she will not be able to feel her guilt in any meaningful
way. This is relatively easy to do with guilt because guilt is less connected to
affect ...
Ron Potter-Efron, Bruce Carruth, 2014
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Brooks/Cole Empowerment Series: Social Work with Groups: A ...
The problem usually faced by the intellectualizer, however, is that everyone has
emotions. Emotions that are constantly suppressed may build up and explode
uncontrollably at inopportune times. Explosions may even result in violence.
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Brooks/Cole Empowerment Series: Social Work with Groups: A ...
This person does not want illogical emotions to interfere with the process of
dealing with and controlling reality The problem usually faced by the
intellectualizer, however, is that everyone has emotions. Emotions that are
constantly suppressed ...
8
The Treatment of Shame and Guilt in Alcoholism Counseling
The intellectualizer protects himself by minimizing any painful feelings that might
be associated with guilt. In effect, the intellectualizer lives from his neck up; he
needs to be grounded in feelings before effective change can take place.
Ron Potter-Efron, Patricia Potter-Efron, Bruce Carruth, 2013
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Social Work with Groups: A Comprehensive Workbook
This person does not want illogical emotions to interfere with the process of
dealing with and controlling reality The problem usually faced by the
intellectualizer, however, is that everyone has emotions. Emotions that are
constantly suppressed ...
I am not at all certain what literary criticism will sound like in its new language, but
here is a typical passage in the old that might serve as a touchstone: 'We
recognize that Walter is a hopeless intellectualizer, and that he takes refuge from
life in ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INTELLECTUALIZER»
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intellectualizer is used in the context of the following news items.
Father Chrobot remembered
She considered him an “intellectualizer,” as well. “He loved to talk about philosophy, politics, spiritual issues and world issues,” she says, noting ... «Today's Catholic News, Sep 14»
DIFFICULT FACTS Esfir Shub and the Problem of Realism
... described this problem in somewhat cumbersome terms as a dilemma of producing art either as intellectualizer or as an emotionalizer. «Brooklyn Rail, Sep 11»
