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The Three Marriages: Reimagining Work, Self And Relationship (2009)

by David Whyte(Favorite Author)
3.8 of 5 Votes: 3
ISBN
1594488606 (ISBN13: 9781594488603)
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English
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Riverhead Hardcover
review 1: Worth the read, but it meanders a bit more than his other book, "Poetry and the preservation of the soul." I liked it and it gave me much to think about. This is better than pseudo-science self-help; it uses literature and poetry to examine the soul and it's relationship with itself, our career calling, and another person. Whyte offers some answers and guidance, but this is more of a story of his own self-examination, and the forces that pulled famous writers to make momentous decisions in their lives. I'm glad to have this on my bookshelf.
review 2: I was recently introduced to David Whyte's poetry and fell in love with a few of his poems. Shortly after that, this book was gifted to me. It's a great read. I pretty much dog-eared the whole thing. I would recomm
... moreend this book to anyone in the midst of a self, relationship, career/calling crisis or period of questioning. His story plus the literary and historical context he provides for his thesis about "the three marriages" is fascinating, often funny, and just really enjoyable to read. I'm particularly grateful for the new lens it's given me to think about the idea of self. less
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LESHA
Wonderful! I only wish he had added the fourth marriage of friendship...
CDyt16
Begin by reading the last chapter and then chapter 1.
plilley
thumbs up for David Whyte's latest on the topic
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