Learning to Listen, Listening to Learn

Hastings Center Report 46 (1):46-47 (2016)
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The dust-jacket photo of Eric Cassell portrays him as a magician. He wears a dark suit, a bow tie, and big dark-rimmed glasses. His head is tilted down; his forehead is massive; his eyes are intense. It is an interrogating look that is crucial to the central theme of his most recent books, The Nature of Healing: The Modern Practice of Healing and The Nature of Clinical Medicine: The Return of the Clinician

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