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Wounded Prophet: A Portrait of Henri J.M. Nouwen: Ford, Michael

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Henri Nouwen, a Dutch Roman Catholic priest, was one of the most beloved and important spiritual writers of the twentieth century. Since his death in 1996, his stature has only increased; and his books, including The Inner Voice of Love, The Wounded Healer, and The Return of the Prodigal Son,have become cherished classics. For thousands of readers around the world, Nouwen’s influence as a teacher and author is considered equal to, or greater than, that of the century’s great spiritual writers, C. S. Lewis and Thomas Merton.
Although Nouwen could be radically revealing about his personal thoughts and struggles, there are nonetheless gaps in our understanding of who he was.

With Wounded Prophet, readers are given the first extensive look into this man who touched so many, not only through his own words but, most powerfully, through the eyes of those around the world who knew Nouwen best. While researching this compelling biography, BBC producer Michael Ford conducted wide-ranging interviews with Nouwen’s friends, colleagues, and family members. What he discovered was far more compelling than what he had imagined: Though Nouwen was indeed the generous and loving man many thought he was, he was also never able to find consistent peace in his own life. Tormenting him were profound feelings of anxiety, insecurity, and loneliness. This portrait gives an honest and well-balanced account of Nouwen’s life that leaves no stone unturned, investigating his childhood, his family, his sexuality, and his life as a priest and member of the L’Arche Daybreak community in Toronto.
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"Ford’s theological training allows him to engage Nouwen’s ideas and evaluate intelligently his place in the theological landscape, and he discusses Nouwen’s character and struggles with compassion and understanding." –Publishers Weekly

"Wounded Prophet shows Michael Ford himself not only capable in his field of fact-finding and reporting, but well grounded in understanding the terrain of spirituality and adept at maneuvering the complexity, ambiguity, the contradictions and elusiveness, the height and depth to be explored in a single human life. Above all, he displays that most desirable trait to be sought in biographers: total immersion in the subject of his study, complete honesty, and keen sensitivity in handling what belongs to another."–Robert Durback, America

"Ford concentrates on his declared aim of painting a portrait, [and] the book is eloquent, endearing, and convincing. Its brush strokes are both broad and detailed, the personality of its complex subject shining through as the eyes of a good portrait follow the viewer. Those who knew Henri Nouwen will meet him again; those who did not will make the acquaintance of a remarkable man."–Shirley du Boulay, The Tablet


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Henri Nouwen, a Dutch Roman Catholic priest, was one of the most beloved and important spiritual writers of the twentieth century. Since his death in 1996, his stature has only increased; and his books, including The Inner Voice of Love, The Wounded Healer, and The Return of the Prodigal Son,have become cherished classics. For thousands of readers around the world, Nouwen’s influence as a teacher and author is considered equal to, or greater than, that of the century’s great spiritual writers, C. S. Lewis and Thomas Merton.
Although Nouwen could be radically revealing about his personal thoughts and struggles, there are nonetheless gaps in our understanding of who he was.

With Wounded Prophet, readers are given the first extensive look into this man who touched so many, not only through his own words but, most powerfully, through the eyes of those around the world who knew Nouwen best. While researching this compelling biography, BBC producer Michael Ford conducted wide-ranging interviews with Nouwen’s friends, colleagues, and family members. What he discovered was far more compelling than what he had imagined: Though Nouwen was indeed the generous and loving man many thought he was, he was also never able to find consistent peace in his own life. Tormenting him were profound feelings of anxiety, insecurity, and loneliness. This portrait gives an honest and well-balanced account of Nouwen’s life that leaves no stone unturned, investigating his childhood, his family, his sexuality, and his life as a priest and member of the L’Arche Daybreak community in Toronto.
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Publisher ‏ : ‎ The Crown Publishing Group; Reprint edition (February 19, 2002)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Paperback ‏ : ‎ 264 pages
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5.0 out of 5 stars A Good Biography of Nouwen
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2015
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I was sceptical about the quality of this book, yet it proved to be a joy to read. It has three main parts: the first is a review of his theological themes in everyday words and stories, the second is his life until L'Arche, and the third is his life from entering his L'Arche community. I was worried that the first part would detract from the feel of a biography. But it functioned for me in a way that reminded me of many of the things that I have loved about Nouwen's spirituality. The author neither paints Nouwen as perfect nor dwells too heavily on his faults; rather, the Nouwen that emerges is human and relatable, much like his own writings. I recommend this biography as, so far, one of the better ones that we have about Nouwen.
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I've found much inspiration from Nouwen's spiritual writings and was hesitant to read his biography, because I didn't want to separate the singer from his songs. Michael Ford did just that; he exposed the humanness of a writer that I thought to be exclusively spiritual. Ford paints a sensitive and colorful portrait of Henri Nouwen. He neither condems his frenetic, unsettling character nor canonizes the personality of an intensely gifted spiritual writer.The biography is a well-written account of a life of conflict that evokes admiration, humour, sympathy, annoyance, and irritation. Ford performs a wonderful balancing act offsetting the faults and flecks with abundant virtues.
Nouwen's personal conflicts are revealed with such spiritual intensity that would have gained approval from The Wounded Prophet. Ford describes his dependence on others for love, recognition, even praise; his restlessness and inability to remain focused, except when writing; his tumultuous anxieties, which eventually led to severe depression; and the perpetual questioning of his sexuality. Ford has introduced me to someone whose company I would not enjoy; loud and animated, always distracted, unable to make a pot of coffee or launder his own shirts. But I also met a man whose life of unbounded love and compassion exceeded anything he wote.
Michael Ford has written a truly spiritual book about a truly spiritual person.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A very spiritual man!
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Long before I knew that Henry Nouwen battled depression, he was a hero to me. The first of his books that I read "The Wounded Healer" was a life saver for me when I was dealing with my father's suicide. It was during a search on Amazon for other boks he had written that I learned there were biographies about his life, and because he was such a hero to me I ordered them. To now know that Henry Nouwen had a struggle with depression and loneliness most of his life and yet was able to minister and to write books that inspired hope in others is miraculous. His final admission in the last few years of his life that he was homosexual was a shock. How sad that he felt he had to conceal this and therefore denied himself the support he so needed. This book was an eye opener.
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5.0 out of 5 stars ... books over the years and have found him a great guide as i grow spiritually
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I have read most of Henri's books over the years and have found him a great guide as i grow spiritually. This biography made me appreciate his wisdom even more as I read of the ways he was wounded and learned to trust in and love God through his seeking of wholeness and desire to be a good priest. Very movning.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Honest look at Father Nouwen
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I love Henri Nouwen! An amazing author and communicator. Reading this picture of him was an amazing journey to explain him as a person. A tortured man in some ways who struggled with his sexuality and his busy-ness his whole life. Made me take a look at myself and think about a lot of things!!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Terrific
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5.0 out of 5 stars Henri Nouwen is a wonderful example.
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all saint begin by being frail human beings, Henri Nouwen is a wonderful example.
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I was so glad to get this book. Henri Nouwen is one of my favorite writers, and I enjoyed reading about his life.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A wonderfully open and honest portrait of the man
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Michael Ford in this gem of a book shows us all who H.J.M Nouwen was
I've read a number of his books and like everyone else I was touched the spirit
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This book helped me understand the man behind his writings and enabled me to
Connect to his my amity, compassion, and personal struggles .
I loved the book because through it I got to understand Nouwen's spirit
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5.0 out of 5 stars A book to revisit
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This book has touched me deeply. Michael Ford writes with eyes wide open, mind fully focused on presenting a rounded, sensitive, truthful portrait of Nouwen. I don't find any moralizing, rationalizing, glamorizing or glossing over of a man (Nouwen) whose writing has enabled me to search deeper into some of my own spiritual challenges. Ford just might have tapped into the question Nouwen himself found so painfully elusive but which I believe he did discover and come to terms (even if not total peace) with: this side of eternity will never find a single one of us complete. There will always be a tension, imbalance, unsatisfied longing for more. No other human being, regardless of how loving and loved, can fill the emptiness within us that thirsts for more and more.

I will come back to this book many times as I continue to work my way through Nouwen's works, which I have just started to become acquainted with in the past few months, beginning with Return of the Prodigal Son.
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Wounded Prophet
A Portrait of Henri J. M. Nouwen
By Michael Ford
A thought-provoking and richly nuanced profile of this remarkable man.
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Henri J. M. Nouwen (1932 - 1996), according to journalist and BBC producer Michael Ford, was "a priest who tried to follow the mystical path through earnest prayer and a disciplined sacramental life focused on the Eucharist." The author interviewed over 100 of this formidable teacher and preacher's friends, colleagues, and family members in order to present a rounded picture of him. The result is a thought-provoking and richly nuanced portrait of the man considered to be "one of the most remarkable spiritual figures of his generation."

Nouwen wrote, "The spiritual life is a reaching out to our innermost self, to our fellow human beings and to our God." For him, writing was a devotional discipline in which he conveyed his struggles and vulnerabilities as a "wounded healer." Nouwen broke through denominational barriers and found a diverse audience including Catholics, evangelical Protestants, Eastern Orthodox believers, Jews, and secularists. His interest in peace and social justice was an attempt to tear down the walls between contemplation and action, spirituality and politics. In his ministry as pastor of a community of people with developmental disabilities, Nouwen discovered "a whole new adventure in grace among people who were broken in their bodies but had a lot of wholeness to give in their hearts."

Besides drawing out the similarities between Nouwen and Vincent van Gogh in their loneliness, fear of rejection, and depression, Ford discusses this Catholic priest's cultivation of friendship with gay men late in his life. Although many of them urged Nouwen to be more open about his homosexuality, he did not heed their advice.
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Wounded Prophet: A Portrait of Henri J.M. Nouwen
by Michael Ford
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Henri Nouwen, a Dutch Roman Catholic priest, was one of the most beloved and important spiritual writers of the twentieth century. Since his death in 1996, his stature has only increased; and his books, including The Inner Voice of Love, The Wounded Healer, and The Return of the Prodigal Son, have become cherished classics. For thousands of readers around the world, Nouwen’s influence as a teacher and author is considered equal to, or greater than, that of the century’s great spiritual writers, C. S. Lewis and Thomas Merton.
Although Nouwen could be radically revealing about his personal thoughts and struggles, there are nonetheless gaps in our understanding of who he was.

With Wounded Prophet, readers are given the first extensive look into this man who touched so many, not only through his own words but, most powerfully, through the eyes of those around the world who knew Nouwen best. While researching this compelling biography, BBC producer Michael Ford conducted wide-ranging interviews with Nouwen’s friends, colleagues, and family members. What he discovered was far more compelling than what he had imagined: Though Nouwen was indeed the generous and loving man many thought he was, he was also never able to find consistent peace in his own life. Tormenting him were profound feelings of anxiety, insecurity, and loneliness. This portrait gives an honest and well-balanced account of Nouwen’s life that leaves no stone unturned, investigating his childhood, his family, his sexuality, and his life as a priest and member of the L’Arche Daybreak community in Toronto. (less)
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Jan 08, 2014Mark rated it liked it  ·  review of another edition
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This is another instance for me of the curse of Bette Davis. When you read a study or biography or reflection on the work/oeuvre/output of an individual and your admiration for their skill in their chosen field is heightened but conversely your attraction towards them as a person seems somehow lessened.

Michael Ford has written a very lucid and easy to read reflection on the amazing life and outpouring of thought of Nouwen, this man who has inspired and reinvigorated the spiritual lives and hopes of huge numbers of people but as I read the story unfolding Nouwen came across as an extraordinarily self obsessed and self centred man.

He undoubtedly aimed to be a wonderful friend who gave huge amounts of his time and energy to others. He rang and wrote and visited all over and was amazingly generous with gifts and flowers but underlying all of this I couldn't help but see his need for people to praise and tend him, cosset and support him and accept his very selfish way of being.

I find it weird that this was the impression I drew from what is evidently a book written by a huge admirer but it began to strike me as the Emperor's new clothes. Nobody ever seemed to see the obvious that someone ought to have said to Henri what might have been really helpful. Stop thinking of yourself all the time and camouflaging it as being there for people, stop running away, the world does not revolve around you.

He would ring people at all hours of the night.......excused by....oh well Henri forgets the time difference. At a farewell meal for someone else the hostess had asked all people to give their gifts quietly and unobtrusively, Henri gets up mid meal and gives his gift complete with flowery speech....excused by....oh Henri would be so upset had he realized what he had done....He was an intelligent man he knew exactly what he had done and if he didn't he should have been told. When he came to live with the L'Arche Community he would invite people to come without any notice for meals and therefore unnerve and unsettle the actual community...excused by...that was Henri's ministry. Well it may have been but his much trumpeted sensitivity should have extended beyond himself to realize how he was affecting detrimentally those who had taken him in. I could go on but I won't.

I was sad to read this book because it has, to an extent, poisoned my reading of the rest of his works; I realized he wasn't a saint, that he had faults and failings like the rest of us but he was an astoundingly self centred man it seemed to me. So many of his struggles and strains were self inflicted. He went away regularly on sabbaticals which he then promptly ignored and began ringing and visiting and trumpeting his presence and then fell limp and tired as a poor exhausted flower which others had to then bolster and cater for. He struck up conversations with total strangers, which in itself is wonderful, but then he would invite them to come and stay or visit or email them and make them think they were special to him.....but they weren't. It struck me that they were just yet more people commandeered to worship at the ego of Fr Nouwen. As I re-read this I am quite shocked by the force of my feeling but I actually have to say it is what I felt as I read the book.

Once the memory has faded then I shall pick another of his volumes off my shelf and hopefully be inspired again but for the present it is one of those horrible moments when you realize your heroes have feet of clay.

Nouwen said amazingly lovely and inspring things. He introduced all sorts of wonderful images and thoughts for me as far as my relationship with God is concerned but he himself, from this biography, left me cold and uninspired. (less)
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Joy Matteson
Jun 05, 2013Joy Matteson rated it really liked it
Shelves: biography, christianity, contemplative, ecclesiology, jesus
After having read at least 75% of Nouwen's incredible books, all of which have moved me immensely from one degree to another, I decided to give his post-humous biography a try. I was not disappointed--Mr. Ford tells Nouwen's life story with humility and love. He does not elevate Henri to an iconic pedestal, although many have been tempted to do so, myself included. His greatest gift was in his shared woundedness and vulnerability to others. Ironically, his closest relationships suffered from a lack of true intimacy, because he was constantly afraid of becoming too dependent on others. I so prefer biographies of great saints such as Nouwen who are truly human--who can snap at their friends, get mad at their fathers or mothers, and yet know when to admit mistakes and life-long struggles and trials. Give me more biographies like this! (less)
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Apr 01, 2015Wade added it  ·  review of another edition
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Though the part of this biography that probably garnered the most attention was the matter of fact statement of Nouwen's homosexuality, the greater theme of the biography was his struggle with true intimacy in human relationships. I thought that it there were interesting observations about the myriad extenuating circumstances that made this such a central problem for Nouwen: his role as a priest with its calls to 'self-availability' and celibacy, his fame and the connections that were perceived between himself as authors and his readers, but the loneliness of the distance that his fame interposed, as well as the proper living out of his sexuality within the context of his own vows of celibacy and Roman Catholic teaching. I plan to read other biographies of HJM Nouwen, but this was a good start. (less)
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Jack Kooyman
Aug 05, 2011Jack Kooyman rated it really liked it
After reading this "portrait" of Nouwen and learning about some of his lifelong struggles with some of his personal demons, I gained a new appreciation for this very human person. If you're not prepared to learn about his shortcomings and struggles as a fellow brother in Christ on this earthly journey, I suggest reading it nonetheless. In many ways, Nouwen was simply another broken and sinful human in need of God's loving grace and healing. The beauty here, in my opinion, is that God chooses to do his work through us and inspite of us and our brokenness. (less)
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Rebecca
Apr 18, 2017Rebecca rated it it was amazing
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I have loved reading several of Henri Nouwen's books. He seems to talk directly to me. So much of it just makes sense to me. He can somehow be simultaneously profound and down-to-earth. His words are so wise and compassionate and supportive. One of the main points of this biography is that Nouwen didn't always live up to his own wisdom. He struggled with solitude, he loved attention, and he suffered intensely from depression, anxiety, and crushing darkness. Basically, he was best at teaching that which he still needed to learn. This only makes me love him more. (less)
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Veronica Zundel
Aug 06, 2011Veronica Zundel rated it really liked it
Henri Nouwen's writings have inspired millions, but many are also aware of his internal struggles and contradictions. Ford's biography, the first word on Nouwen's life, shows us a man in love with a vision of life which he was rarely able to live in practice. For a spiritual writer, the disjunction between what one writes about and how far one lives it out, is always a source of disquiet. Yet Nouwen's very success in opening the eyes of others to a deeper experience of God, is an encouragement especially to the fellow Christian writer, like myself, who often wonders whether she lives up to what she writes about. For this reason I found it a particularly challenging and inspiring read. (less)
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Melanie
Apr 02, 2015Melanie rated it really liked it
This book is an intimate look at the life of Henri Nouwen, an inspirational and intriguing--but clearly tortured--person whose writings on spirituality continue to be influential. Very interesting.
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Mike
Apr 25, 2019Mike rated it really liked it
As inspiring as it is to read about the Saints, it is also wonderful to learn about the humanity of a great spiritual writer. Henri Nouwen used language to simplify complicated ideas. His works touched many across all faiths. It is helpful to learn that he struggled to live the ideas that he professed.
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Philippe Lazaro
Nov 16, 2016Philippe Lazaro rated it it was ok
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"There was never any question in my own mind of the gifts which Henri Nouwen offered to his readers as a direct result of his own personal human-ness; his own imperfections -- his woundedness."

–Michael Ford

A friend gave this to me. I wish I had read something directly by Nouwen before reading this writeup of his life. I feel like that would have allowed me to appreciate it a little bit more.

Interesting picture painted of Nouwen as a complex but endearing writer, imperfect but a true source of encouragement to those he was able to minister to. The journalistic style seemed to drag a little bit towards the middle, but a good look at an inspiring figure. (less)
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Jamie Howison
Aug 27, 2016Jamie Howison rated it really liked it
This is a good and sometimes unsettling biography of Nouwen. Read his books, and you see what he longed for. Read this biography, and you get a sense of where his longing came from. In the end, though, it is an encouraging book for anyone in ministry of any kind. You're reminded that good things can be offered by wounded people. (less)
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Sandy
Feb 10, 2008Sandy rated it really liked it
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This is a nice biography of Henri Nouwen. Nouwen was a Catholic priest whose prolific writings are popular devotionals. Nouwen always struggled with finding himself and the book talks about his struggle with homosexuality, particularly at the end of his life. This is a man who had a big heart and the book does a good job of capturing his complexity.
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Anthony Wick
Jan 05, 2017Anthony Wick rated it it was amazing
A wonderful book about a wonderful man. Henri Nouwen lived within the tension that was faith, and was able to bring people into the presence of God through his life and writings. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves his books or who want to know more about him. His witness to Christ is something we desperately need today.
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margaret
Mar 14, 2011margaret rated it really liked it
from the heart, part unsettling but wonderful example of committment to God
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Josh Bucher
Jul 04, 2022Josh Bucher rated it liked it
The book seeks to be divided in three sections, much like Henri's writings. The first section seems to be all over the place, while the following sections flow much more like a traditional biography. To me this made the book a little frustrating and hard to follow. I enjoyed learning more about Henri's life, but I think it would have been helpful to either stick to topical chapters more strictly or to follow a chronological story of Henri's life. One takeaway was how important it was for Henri to be in touch with his struggles and to minister to others and out of them, and to trust God out of them, rather than avoid them and just fill everything with busyness and work. I also appreciated the struggle of Henri living out his own advice, which made him seem even more human and relatable. (less)
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Mark Jurgensen
Feb 27, 2021Mark Jurgensen rated it really liked it
A fair biography of one of the most important religious figures of the twentieth century. This warts and all portrait of Henry Nouwen may shatter some illusions his readers had of the man. However, the fact that he was a flawed human being endears Nouwen to me all the more. He had feet of clay, to be sure, but his writings were a lifeline that pulled me through one of the roughest periods of my 63 years and even now continue to be a source of spiritual succor.
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Philip
Dec 31, 2019Philip rated it really liked it
Want to read and learn everything I can about this amazing priest/missionary. His writings speak so clearly to anyone and everyone and this biography sheds so much light and info on his life. Totally recommend.
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Steven Kopp
Jan 24, 2020Steven Kopp rated it liked it
Nouwen was a remarkable man. I'm grateful for the books of his that I have read. (less)

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헨리 요제프 마키엘 나우웬
Henri Jozef Machiel Nouwen
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출생1932년 1월 24일
네덜란드의 기 네덜란드 네이케르크
사망1996년 9월 21일(64세)
네덜란드의 기 네덜란드 힐베르쉼
직업사제신학자, 저술가
국적네덜란드의 기 네덜란드
종교로마 가톨릭
활동기간1964년 ~ 1996년
장르그리스도교 영성, 신학적 에세이
부모로렌트 진 마리 나우웬(부)
마리아 후베르타 헬레나 램셀라(모)

헨리 나우웬(Henri Jozef Machiel Nouwen, 1932년 ~ 1996년)은 네덜란드 출신의 로마 가톨릭사제이자 사목신학자이며 그리스도교 영성가로도 널리 알려져 있다. 토머스 머튼렘브란트빈센트 반 고흐장 바니에 등의 영향 아래 자신의 전공인 심리학을 바탕으로 활발한 강연 활동을 펼쳤으며 다양한 주제에 관한 저술을 남겼다.

생애[편집]

1932년 네덜란드 네이케르크에서 태어났다.[1] 1950년 사제가 되기 위해 드리에베르겐 근처 리젠버그에 있는 대 신학교로 옮겨서 6년간의 학위과정(2년은 철학, 4년은 신학)을 이수한 뒤 1957년 위트레헤트의 성 캐서린 성당에서 사제서품을 받았다(이후 평생 위트레흐트 대교구의 사제로 남았다). 1957년 9월, 임상심리학 박사과정을 위해 네이메헨 가톨릭대학교에서 공부해 닥터란더스('박사학위 과정 중에 있는 사람'이라는 뜻으로 영국이나 미국의 박사학위와 동등하지 않다) 학위를 받았다. 이후 칼 메닝거 재단의 도움으로 미국에 갔고 노틀담 대학교의 목회심리학 객원교수로 활동한 뒤 다시 네이메헨으로 돌아와 사목 신학, 심리학, 사회학, 교리교수학 시험을 통과해 또 다른 닥터란더스 학위를 받았다. 이 시기에 쓴 몇몇 글들은 학계와 출판계의 주목을 받았고 예일 대학교 신학 대학원에서 사목신학을 가르치게 되었으며 사목신학 분야 종신교수가 되었다. 1970년대에는 예일 대학교에서 강의를 하다 안식년이 되면 제네시에 있는 트라피스트 수도원에서 생활을 했으며 페루에서 빈민들과 생활한 적도 있다. 1982년 하버드 대학교 신학 대학원에 초빙을 받아 매해 6개월만 가르치고 나머지 시간에는 다른 일을 할 자유를 얻을 수 있기로 한 뒤 신학 교수로 임명받고 강의를 했다. 1985년 장 바니에의 초대로 프랑스 트로슬리에 있는 라르쉬 공동체에서 1년간 생활을 하고 자신의 소명이 교수가 아닌 다른 곳에 있음을 깨닫고 1986년 캐나다 토론토 근처에 있는 라르쉬 데이브레이크 공동체에서 영성지도자이자 사제로 활동했다. 1996년 64세의 나이로 네덜란드 힐베르쉼에 잠들었다.

내적갈등[편집]

마이클 앤드루 포드(Michael Andrew Ford) 가 쓴 나우웬의 자서전 《헨리 나우웬의 초상》에 그는 어릴적부터 동성애 애욕에 내적인 갈등을 겪곤 했다고 한다. 그는 삶의 후반기에 자신의 동성애 성향에 대한 갈등을 공개하고픈 유혹과 압력을 받았다. 그러나 친구들은 그의 영성가로서의 명성에 치명적이 될 수 있다며 공개를 말렸다.[2]

헨리 나우웬 저서 목록[편집]

  1. goog_836326420Intimacy : Pastoral Psychological Essays (San Francisco: HarperSanFrancisco, 1969). 『친밀함』(윤종석 옮김, 두란노, 2011)
  2. Creative Ministry : Beyond Professionalism in Teaching, Preaching, Counseling, Organizing and Celebrating (New York: Doubleday Image Books, 1971). 『영성의 씨앗』(송인설 옮김, 그루터기 하우스, 2003)
  3. With Open Hands (Notre Dame: Ave Maria Press, 1972). 『열린 손으로』(조현권 옮김, 성바오로출판사, 2003)
  4. The Wounded Healer : Ministry in Comtemporary Society (New York: Doubleday Image Books, 1972.) 『상처 입은 치유자』(최원준 옮김, 두란노, 2011)
  5. Thomas Merton: Contemplative Critic (Chicago: Triumph Books, 1972). 『기도의 사람 토머스 머튼』(김기석 옮김, 청림출판, 2008)
  6. Out Of Solitude : Three Meditations on the Christian Life (Notre Dame:Ave Maria Press, 1974). 『나홀로 주님과 함께』(신선명 옮김, 아침영성지도연구원, 2006)
  7. Aging : The Fulfillment of Life (New York: Doubleday Image Books, 1974). 『나이 든다는 것』(최종훈 옮김, 포이에마, 2014)
  8. Reaching out: Three Movements of The Spiritual Life (New York: Doubleday Image Books, 1975). 『영적 발돋움』(이상미 옮김, 두란노, 2007)
  9. Genesee Diary : Report From a Trappist Monastery (New York: Doubleday Image Books, 1976). 『제네시 일기』(최종훈 옮김, 포이에마, 2010)
  10. The Living Reminder: Service and Prayer in Memory of Jesus Christ (SanFrancisco: HarperSanFrancisco, 1977). 『예수님을 생각하게 하는 사람』(피현희 옮김, 두란노, 2011)
  11. Clowning In Rome: Reflections on Solitude, Celibacy, Prayer and Contemplation (Westminster, Md.: Christian Classics, 1979). 『로마의 어릿광대』(김광식 옮김, 가톨릭대학교출판부, 2007)
  12. In Memoriam. Notre Dame: Ave Maria Press, 1980. 『소중한 추억 나의 어머니』(성바오로출판사, 1993)
  13. Making All Things New: An Invitation to the Spiritual Life (San Francisco: HarperSanFrancisco, 1981). 『모든 것을 새롭게』(윤종석 옮김, 두란노, 2012)
  14. The Way Of The Heart: Desert Spirituality and Contemporary Ministry (New York: Ballantine Books, 1981). 『마음의 길』(윤종석 옮김, 두란노, 2011)
  15. A Cry For Mercy: Prayers from the Genesee (Maryknoll, N.Y.: Orbis Books, 1981). 『긍휼을 구하는 기도』(이지혜 옮김, 포이에마, 2014)
  16. A Letter of Consolation (San Francisco: HarperSanFrancisco, 1982). 『위로의 편지』(이지혜 옮김, 가톨릭출판사, 2004)
  17. Compassion: A Reflection on the Christian Life (New York: Doubleday Image Books, 1982). 『긍휼』(김성녀 옮김, IVP, 2002)
  18. ¡Gracias!: A Latin American Journal (San Francisco: Harper and Row, 1983). 『소명을 찾아서』(이숙희 옮김, 성요셉출판사, 1998)
  19. Love in a Fearful Land: A Guatemalan Story (Notre Dame: Ave Maria Press,1985).
  20. Lifesigns: Intimacy, Fecundity, and Ecstasy in Christian Perspective (New York: Doubleday Image Books, 1986). 『두려움을 떠나 사랑의 집으로』(양혜원 옮김, 포이에마, 2013)
  21. Behold the Beauty of the Lord: Praying with Icons (Notre Dame: Ave Maria Press, 1987). 『주님의 아름다우심을 우러러』(이미림 옮김, 분도출판사, 1989)
  22. The Road to Daybreak : A spiritual Journey (New York: Doubleday Image Books, 1988). 『데이브레이크로 가는 길』(최종훈 옮김, 포이에마, 2014)
  23. Letters To Marc About Jesus (San Francisco: HarperSanFrancisco, 1988). 『헨리 나우웬의 영성편지』(윤종석 옮김, 복 있는 사람, 2003)
  24. Seeds of Hope : a Henri Nouwen Reader ed. Robert Durback. (New York: Bantam Books, 1989). 『희망의 씨앗』(두란노, 2001)
  25. In the name of Jesus : Reflections on Christian Leadership (New York: Crossroad Publishing Company, 1989). 『예수님의 이름으로』(두란노, 2008)
  26. Heart Speaks to Heart : Three Prayers to Jesus (Notre Dame: Ave Maria Press, 1989). 『나의 마음이 님의 마음에다』(성바오로출판사, 1999)
  27. Walk With Jesus: Stations of the Cross (Maryknoll, N.Y.: Orbis Books, 1990). 『마음의 길』(김명희 옮김, IVP, 2000)
  28. Beyond The Mirror: Reflections on Death and Life (New York: Crossroad Publishing Company, 1990). 『거울 너머의 세계』(윤종석 옮김, 두란노, 2012)
  29. Show Me The Way: Readings For Each Day of Lent (New York: Crossroad, 1992).
  30. Life of the beloved : Spiritual Living in a Secular World (New York: Crossroad Publishing Company, 1992). 『이는 내 사랑하는 자요』(김명희 옮김, IVP, 2002)
  31. The Return of the Prodigal Son : A Meditation on Fathers, Brothers, and Sons (New York: Doubleday Image Books, 1992). 『탕자의 귀향』(최종훈 옮김, 포이에마, 2009)
  32. Jesus & Mary: Finding Our Sacred Center (Cincinnati: St. Anthony Messenger Press, 1993).
  33. Here and Now: Living in the Spirit (New York: Crossroad Publishing Company, 1994). 『여기 지금 우리와 함께 하시는 하나님』(장미숙 옮김, 은성, 2013)
  34. Our Greatest Gift: A Mediation on Dying and Caring (San Francisco: HarperSanFrancisco, 1994). 『죽음, 가장 큰 선물』(홍성사, 2008)
  35. With Burning Hearts: A Meditation on the Eucharisric Life (Maryknoll, N.Y.: Orbis Books, 1994). 『뜨거운 마음으로』(정한교 옮김, 분도출판사, 1997)
  36. Ministry and Spirituality (New York: Continuum, 1996).
  37. The Inner Voice of Love : A Journey through Anguish to Freedom (New York: Doubleday, 1996). 『마음에서 들려오는 사랑의 소리』(한정아 옮김, 바오로딸, 1998)
  38. Can You Drink This Cup? (Notre Dame: Ave Maria Press, 1996). 『이 잔을 들겠느냐』(한정아 옮김, 바오로딸, 1998)
  39. Sabbatical Journey (New York: Crossroad Publishing Company, 1997). 『안식의 여정』(윤종석 옮김, 복 있는 사람, 2001)
  40. Adam, God’s beloved (Maryknoll, N.Y.: Orbis Books, 1997). 『아담 : 하나님이 사랑하신 자』(김명희 옮김, IVP, 1998)
  41. Bread for the Journey: A Daybook of Wisdom and Faith (San Francisco: HarperSanFrancisco, 1997). 『영혼의 양식』(박동순 옮김, 두란노, 2009)
  42. Mornings with Henri J. M. Nouwen : readings and reflections ed. Sue Mosteller. Ann Arbor, Mich. : Charis Books, 1997. 『나우웬과 함께하는 아침』(IVP, 2017)
  43. The Road to Peace ed. John Dear, (S.J. Maryknoll, N.Y.: Orbis Books, 1998). 『평화에 이르는 길』(조세종 옮김, 성바오로출판사, 2004)
  44. Peacework: Prayer, Resistance, Community ed. John Dear (S.J. Maryknoll, N.Y.: Orbis Books, 1998). 『평화에 이르는 길』(김정수 옮김, 성바오로출판사, 2014)
  45. The Only Necessary Thing : Living a Prayerful Life. ed. Wendy Wilson Greer (New York: Crossroad Publishing Company, 1999). 『꼭 필요한 것 한가지, 기도의 삶』(윤종석 옮김, 복 있는 사람, 2008)
  46. Finding My Way Home: Pathways to Life and the Spirit ed. Sue Mosteller. (New York: Crossroad Publishing Company, 2001). 『영성에의 길』(김명희 옮김, IVP, 2002)
  47. Jesus: A Gospel ed. Michael O’Lauglin. (Maryknoll, N.Y.: Orbis Books, 2001). 『예수, 우리의 복음』(윤종석 옮김, 복 있는 사람, 2002)
  48. Turn My Mourning into Dancing : Moving through Hard Times with Hope ed. Timothy Jones. (Nashville, Tenn.: W Pub. Group, 2001). 『춤추시는 하나님』(윤종석 옮김, 두란노, 2011)
  49. Eternal Seasons: A Liturgical Journey with Henri J.M. Nouwen ed. Michael Andrew Ford (Notre Dame: Sorin Books, 2003. 『영원한 계절』(최규택 옮김, 그루터기 하우스, 2005)
  50. Words of Hope and Healing: 99 Sayings by Henri Nouwen ed. Jeff Imach. (Hyde Park, N.Y.:New City Press 2005).
  51. Our Second Birth: Christian Reflections on Death and New Life (New York: Crossroad Publishing Company, 2006). 『헨리 나웬의 마지막 일기』(성찬성 옮김, 바오로딸, 1998)
  52. The Dance of Life: Weaving Sorrows and Blessings Into One Joyful Step ed. Michael Andrew Ford. (Notre Dame: Ave Maria Press, 2006). 『살며 춤추며』(이현주 옮김, 바오로딸, 2010)
  53. Spiritual Direction : Wisdom for the Long Walk of Faith ed. Michael J. Christensen and Rebecca J. Laird. (San Francisco: HarperSanFrancisco, 2006). 『영성 수업』(윤종석 옮김, 두란노, 2007)
  54. The Selfless Way Of Christ: Downward Mobility and the Spiritual Life (Maryknoll, N.Y.: Orbis Books, 2007). 『세상의 길, 그리스도의 길』(IVP, 2003)
  55. Home Tonight: Further Reflections on the Parable of the Prodigal Son ed. Sue Mosteller. New York: Doubleday, 2009. 『탕자의 귀향』(최종훈 옮김, 포이에마, 2010)
  56. Spiritual formation : Following the Movements of the Spirit ed. Michael J. Christensen and Rebecca J. Laird. (New York: HarperOne, 2010). 『두려움에서 사랑으로』(윤종석 옮김, 두란노, 2011)
  57. A Spirituality of Fundraising ed. John S. Mogabgab. (Nashville, Tenn.: Upper Room Books, 2011). 『모금의 영성』(김한성 옮김, 포이에마, 2018)
  58. A Spirituality of Living ed. John S. Mogabgab. (Nashville, Tenn.: Upper Room Books, 2011). 『삶의 영성』(윤종석 옮김, 두란노, 2013)
  59. A Spitituality of Caregiving ed. John S. Mogabgab. (Nashville, Tenn.: Upper Room Books, 2011). 『돌봄의 영성』(윤종석 옮김, 두란노, 2014)
  60. Finding Our Sacred Center: A Journey to Inner Peace (New London: Twenty-Third Publications, 2011).
  61. A Spirituality of Homecoming ed. John S. Mogabgab. (Nashville, Tenn.: Upper Room Books, 2012). 『귀향의 영성』(윤종석 옮김, 두란노, 2013)
  62. Discernment: Reading the Signs of Daily Life. ed. Michael J. Christensen and Rebecca J. Laird. New York: HarperOne, 2013. 『분별력』(이은진 옮김, 포이에마, 2016)

헨리 나우웬 관련 도서 목록[편집]



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ヘンリ・ナウエン

出典: フリー百科事典『ウィキペディア(Wikipedia)』
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教会カトリック教会
個人情報
出生1932年1月24日
オランダの旗 オランダ ヘルダーラント州 ネイケルク
死去1996年9月21日(64歳没)
オランダの旗 オランダ
国籍オランダの旗 オランダ
居住地カナダの旗 カナダトロント
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ヘンリ・ナウエンナウエン)(Henri Jozef Machiel Nouwen、1932年1月24日 - 1996年9月21日)は、オランダ出身のカトリック司祭であり、元ハーバード大学教授スピリチュアリティに関する著作を数多く残した著作家、研究者としても著名である。日本語にも多くの翻訳がある。

略歴[編集]

カトリックの司祭でありながらイェール大学、ハーバード大学の実践神学の教授を務めた異色の存在であった。類いまれな説教者であったと同時に現代のスピリチュアリティに関する概念において鋭い洞察が高く評価された。しかし1985年アカデミックな領域としての大学教授を突然辞し、ジャン・バニエ(Jean Vanier)の影響を受け、1986年にカナダトロントラルシュ共同体(知的ハンディをもつ人々のためのグループ・ホームで、祈りを中心としたコミュニティーを形成している)に移り住み、そこで知的ハンディを持つ人々とともに生きる道を選んだ。1996年心臓発作で死去したが、カトリック、プロテスタントを問わず、その著作は今日まで幅広く支持されている。とりわけその霊性に関する聖書解釈や思想は、聖書信仰にたつ福音派にも支持されている。

日本におけるナウエンに関する研究等[編集]

日本でも近年幅広い領域で関心が強く、英文学者の大塚野百合[1]、ナウエンに師事した酒井陽介[2]らの信仰や霊性の観点からの紹介や、社会福祉学者の木原活信[3] のキリスト教社会福祉学の立場からの学術的研究[4]などがあり、邦訳も多くすすみ、幅広く支持され、紹介され、ナウエンの思想の紹介や研究がすすめられている。

  1. 河野信子(1978)「問いを生きる:宗教を教える人の霊性」 西南学院大学児童教育学論集 4(1), pp.121-134.
  2. 木原活信(2003)「ヘンリ・ナウエンの福祉思想―スピリチュアリティと「創造的弱さ」をめぐって」『キリスト教社会福祉学研究』 No.36.,pp.17-28.
  3. 米田綾子(2004) 「ソーシャルワーク実践における共感的(compassionate)パートナーのまなざし―Henri Nouwenの『傷ついた癒し人』に学ぶ」『東京純心女子大学紀要』 (8), pp.79-94.
  4. 木原活信(2005)「福祉原理の根源としての「コンパッション」の思想と哲学」 『社会福祉学』 46(2), pp.3-16.
  5. 丹澤桂 (2005)書評「ヘンリ・J.M.ナウエン監修(野村祐之編訳)『砂漠の知恵 砂漠の師父母の言行録』」『基督教論集』 pp.152-157.
  6. 大塚野百合 (2005)『ヘンリ・ナウエンのスピリチュアル・メッセージ : レンブラントの名画「放蕩息子の帰郷」をめぐって』キリスト教新聞社
  7. goog_836326428酒井陽介 (2008)『ヘンリー・ナーウェン : 傷つきながらも愛しぬいた生涯』 ドン・ボスコ社
  • 廣戸直江訳 『傷ついた預言者-ヘンリ・ナウエンの肖像』 聖公会出版(= Ford, 1999 Wounded Prophet: A Portrait Of Henri J. M. Nouwen, Darton, Longman and Todd, Ltd., and Doubleday) (2009)
  • 大塚野百合(2010)『あなたは愛されています―ヘンリ・ナウエン』 教文館

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헨리 나웽

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헨리 나웽
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교회가톨릭 교회
개인정보
태어난1932년 1월 24일 네덜란드 헬더란트 주 네이켈크
네덜란드의 국기
주사위1996년 9월 21일 (64세) 네덜란드
네덜란드의 국기
국적네덜란드의 국기 네덜란드
거주지캐나다 국기 캐나다 , 토론토
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헨리 나웽 ( 나우엔 ) (Henri Jozef Machiel Nouwen, 1932년 1월 24일 - 1996년 9월 21일 )은 네덜란드 출신의 가톨릭 사제 이며 전 하버드 대학 교수 . 영성 에 관한 저작을 많이 남긴 저작가 , 연구자로서도 저명하다. 일본어에도 많은 번역 이 있다.

약력 편집 ]

가톨릭 사제이면서 예일 대학 , 하버드 대학의 실천 신학 교수를 맡은 이색의 존재였다. 드문 설교자 였던 동시에 현대의 영성에 관한 개념에서 날카로운 통찰력이 높게 평가되었다. 그러나 1985년 아카데믹한 영역으로서 대학 교수를 갑자기 그만두고, 장 바니에 (Jean Vanier)의 영향을 받아, 1986년에 캐나다 , 토론토 의 라르쉬 공동체 (지적 핸디를 가진 사람들을 위한 그룹 홈으로, 기도를 중심으로 한 커뮤니티를 형성하고 있다)로 옮겨 거기서 지적 핸디를 가진 사람들과 함께 사는 길을 선택했다. 1996년 심장 발작 으로 사망했지만, 가톨릭, 개신교 를 불문하고, 그 저작은 오늘까지 폭넓게 지지되고 있다. 특히 그 영성에 관한 성경 해석과 사상은 성경 신앙 에 따라 복음파 에게도 지지되고 있다.

일본의 나우엔에 관한 연구 등 편집 ]

일본에서도 최근 폭넓은 영역에서 관심이 강해, 영문학자의 오츠카노 유리 [1] , 나웬에 사사한 사카이 요스케 [2] 등의 신앙이나 영성의 관점으로부터의 소개나, 사회 복지학자의 키하라 활신 [ 1] 3] 의 기독교 사회 복지학의 입장으로부터의 학술적 연구 [4] 등이 있어, 국역도 많이 스스미, 폭넓게 지지되고, 소개되고, 나웬의 사상의 소개나 연구가 진행되고 있다.

  • 고노 노부코 (1978) "문제를 사는 : 종교를 가르치는 사람의 영성" 서남 학원 대학 아동 교육 학 론집 4 (1), pp.121-134.
  • 기하라 활신 (2003) "헨리 나웬의 복지 사상 - 영성과 "창조적 약점"을 둘러싸고, "기독교 사회 복지학 연구" No.36., pp.17-28.
  • 요네다 아야코 (2004) "소셜 워크 연습에서 공감적 파트너의 모습 - Henri Nouwen의 "상처 입은 치유자"에 배우기"
  • 기하라 활신 (2005) "복지 원리의 근원으로서의 "컴파션"의 사상과 철학" "사회 복지학"46 (2), pp.3-16.
  • 단자와 카츠라 (2005) 서평 "헨리 JM 나웬 감수 ( 노무라 유노 편역 ) "사막의 지혜 사막의 사부모의 언행록" "기독 교론집"pp.152-157
  • 오츠카노 유리 (2005) "헨리 나웬의 영적 메시지 : 렘브란트 의 명화 "방탕 아들의 귀향"을 둘러싸고" 기독교 신문사
  • 사카이 요스케 (2008) " 헨리 나웬 : 상처를 입으면서도 사랑하지 않는 평생"
  • 히로토 나오에 역 '상처받은 선지자-헨리 나웽의 초상' 성공회 출판(= Ford, 1999 Wounded Prophet: A Portrait Of Henri JM Nouwen , Darton, Longman and Todd, Ltd., and Doubleday)
  • 오츠카노 유리 (2010) "당신은 사랑 받고 있습니다 - 헨리 나우엔" 교문관


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原著[編集]

以下の原作の多くが日本語訳が出ている。

脚注[編集]

  1. ^ 大塚野百合 『あなたは愛されています―ヘンリ・ナウエン』 教文館](2010)
  2. ^ 酒井陽介 『ヘンリー・ナーウェン : 傷つきながらも愛しぬいた生涯』 ドン・ボスコ社 (2008)
  3. ^ 木原活信 「ヘンリ・ナウエンの福祉思想―スピリチュアリティと「創造的弱さ」をめぐって」 『キリスト教社会福祉学研究』 No.36, (2003),pp.17-28.
  4. ^ 科研費データ参照[1]
  5. ^ 片岡伸光訳『放蕩息子の帰郷―父の家に立ち返る物語』あめんどう、2003年