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MIDLIFE READING TRANSITIONS: MAKING SENSE OF LIFE’S CHANGES By William Bridges Reading, MA: Perseus Books, 2nd Edition,
1996 NOON
TO NIGHTFALL: A JOURNEY THROUGH MIDLIFE AND AGEING
By M. D’Apice Melbourne: Dove Publications, 1995 MIDLIFE
MYTHS: ISSUES, FINDINGS, AND PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS
By S. Hunter and M. Sundel Newbury Park, California: Sage Publications, 1989 THE SEASONS OF A MAN’S LIFE:
Midlife
Adulthood (pp 23-33), The Midlife Transition (pp 191-279) By Daniel J. Levinson New York: Ballantine Books, 1978 UNDERSTANDING
MEN’S PASSAGES: DISCOVERING THE NEW MAP OF MEN’S LIVES
By G. Sheedy New York: Random House, 1998 LIFE AFTER YOUTH: MAKING SENSE
OF ONE MAN’S JOURNEY THROUGH THE TRANSITION AT MIDLIFE. By Sean Sammon New York: Alba House, 1997 *THE SURVIVAL PAPERS: ANATOMY OF
A MIDLIFE CRISIS By Darryl Sharp Toronto: Inner City Books, 1998
$23.95 *UNDERSTANDING
THE MIDLIFE CRISIS
By Peter Connor Sun Books, 1981.
$ 12.95 *MIDLIFE: A PSYCHOLOGICAL AND
SPIRITUAL PERSPECTIVE By Janice Brewi & Anne Brennan New York: Cross Road Publishing , 1989
$21.90 *NAVIGATING MIDLIFE By E.S. Corlett & N.B. Millner CP Books Palo Alto, 1993
$29.95 *Above four asterisked books can be obtained from the Institute for Type Development at Lidcombe, Sydney, Ph (02) 9749 1369 SOME
RECENT ARTICLES A Spirituality for the Second Half of Life by Joan Chittister osb, in SPIRITUALITY Vol 5, No. 25 July/August 1999 and Vol 5, No. 26 September/October 1999 (in 2 parts) Discussion
of some of the characteristics of a spirituality for the second half of life. The Last Dreamers by Brendan Hoban, in THE FURROW 49/6 (June 1998) 339-346 An
Irish priest ordained in the early 70s reflects on his twenty-five years of
priesthood. Midlife Infatuations by Levo Lynn in HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 19/4 (Winter 1998) 14-18 Exploration
of the dangers and the values for celibates in relationships involving erotic
feelings. Priesthood in Transition by Stephen J. Rossetti, in HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 21/2 (SUMMER 2000) 29-34 Proposes
a four-step process for priests today, particularly those who have fallen into a
paralysing “victim stance”. August 2000
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