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Journal of Narrative and Life History
Vol. 1:2/3 (1991) ► pp.201–211

Animadversions on Adversity, Ruminations on Resilience: A Quasi-Commentary on Bertram J. Cohler's Article, "The Life Story and the Study of Resilience and Response to Adversity"

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Published online: 4 August 2015
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