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WHATOUGHTTO BETHERESPONSIBLEPSYCHOTHERAPIST'SATTITUDERELATIVETOWAR?Publishedonline: 16Oct 2008.

To cite this article: (1993) WHAT OUGHT TOBE THE RESPONSIBLE PSYCHOTHERAPIST'SATTITUDE RELATIVE TO WAR?, Journal ofCouples Therapy, 3:4, 149-149, DOI: 10.1300/J036v03n04_17

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WHAT OUGHT TO BE THE RESPONSIBLE

PSYCHOTHERAPIST'S AlTlTUDE RELATIVE TO WAR?

The question I posed myself on the hunching of the Persian Gulf War, 50 alien to my own beliefs atnut productive mnfli resolution: What ougM to be the responsible psychotherapist's attitude relative to war and to this particular war?

Pad of my answer. in addition to development of the theme far this volume, was the circulation-among several mlleagues across the muntry-of my editorial, "Ask Not for Whom the Siren Wails"; il ap pea& in &@ing., . What Makes fmmenca, which was being assembled at the lime the war was launched. The following om- ments by Schell and Cole are responses.

-Barbara Jo Brothers

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