9781631322778 - the empty envelope: family secrets and a grandfather's legacy de weinstein, rhona s.; weinstein, harvey m. (21 resultados)
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In the glittering yet volatile world of 1921 Vienna, a life of brilliance and turmoil ends, and a family erases his memory. Eisig Lubetzky-a child prodigy and prominent Jewish writer-dies by suicide, leaving behind a wife, three children, and a legacy that almost vanishes overnight. His name… fades. His story is buried. And in the family, the silence surrounding his life shapes generations to come.Many decades later, his psychologist granddaughter and her psychiatrist husband set out to uncover the truth. Following a trail of letters, articles, forgotten manuscripts, and hidden family secrets, they embark on a thirty-year journey across continents, languages, and history itself. From the forgotten shtetls of Belarus to fin-de-siecle Vienna and new lives in Montreal, this is a powerful reckoning with the past-a story of suppressed memories, inherited wounds, and the extraordinary resilience it takes to break the chain.Their search leads them deep into: - the intellectual and cultural ferment of fin-de-siecle Vienna- the literary legacy of a provocative writer- the collapsing world of Austro-Hungarian Jewry- the power of stigma in the face of mental illness- the enduring psychological aftermath of war, exile, and silenceWhat emerges is more than the portrait of a gifted but troubled man whose early promise was undone by hardship, prejudice, and mental illness. It is also a powerful story of how one life-and one hidden truth-can reverberate across generations, shaping identities, relationships, and emotional lives in ways both visible and unseen.As the authors reconstruct Eisig's life from fragments scattered across time and place, they must confront their own inheritance-the weight of family secrets, the legacy of loss, and the possibility of understanding. A compelling blend of historical mystery, biography, and memoir, this haunting narrative explores intergenerational trauma, buried truths, and the redemptive power of storytelling to heal what silence could not.For readers of family memoirs, Jewish history, and psychologically rich narrative nonfiction, The Empty Envelope reveals how reckoning with the past can transform the present-and open the door to reconciliation. Immensely readable and profoundly human, The Empty Envelope speaks to anyone who has inherited unanswered questions and dared to "fill in the gaps." The Empty Envelope is what happens when a single, hidden fact detonates across generations-and two seasoned clinicians decide to follow the evidence wherever it leads. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In the glittering yet volatile world of 1921 Vienna, a life of brilliance and turmoil ends, and a family erases his memory. Eisig Lubetzky-a child prodigy and prominent Jewish writer-dies by suicide, leaving behind a wife, three children, and a legacy that almost vanishes overnight. His name… fades. His story is buried. And in the family, the silence surrounding his life shapes generations to come.Many decades later, his psychologist granddaughter and her psychiatrist husband set out to uncover the truth. Following a trail of letters, articles, forgotten manuscripts, and hidden family secrets, they embark on a thirty-year journey across continents, languages, and history itself. From the forgotten shtetls of Belarus to fin-de-siecle Vienna and new lives in Montreal, this is a powerful reckoning with the past-a story of suppressed memories, inherited wounds, and the extraordinary resilience it takes to break the chain.Their search leads them deep into: - the intellectual and cultural ferment of fin-de-siecle Vienna- the literary legacy of a provocative writer- the collapsing world of Austro-Hungarian Jewry- the power of stigma in the face of mental illness- the enduring psychological aftermath of war, exile, and silenceWhat emerges is more than the portrait of a gifted but troubled man whose early promise was undone by hardship, prejudice, and mental illness. It is also a powerful story of how one life-and one hidden truth-can reverberate across generations, shaping identities, relationships, and emotional lives in ways both visible and unseen.As the authors reconstruct Eisig's life from fragments scattered across time and place, they must confront their own inheritance-the weight of family secrets, the legacy of loss, and the possibility of understanding. A compelling blend of historical mystery, biography, and memoir, this haunting narrative explores intergenerational trauma, buried truths, and the redemptive power of storytelling to heal what silence could not.For readers of family memoirs, Jewish history, and psychologically rich narrative nonfiction, The Empty Envelope reveals how reckoning with the past can transform the present-and open the door to reconciliation. Immensely readable and profoundly human, The Empty Envelope speaks to anyone who has inherited unanswered questions and dared to "fill in the gaps." The Empty Envelope is what happens when a single, hidden fact detonates across generations-and two seasoned clinicians decide to follow the evidence wherever it leads. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In the glittering yet volatile world of 1921 Vienna, a life of brilliance and turmoil ends, and a family erases his memory. Eisig Lubetzky-a child prodigy and prominent Jewish writer-dies by suicide, leaving behind a wife, three children, and a legacy that almost vanishes overnight. His name… fades. His story is buried. And in the family, the silence surrounding his life shapes generations to come.Many decades later, his psychologist granddaughter and her psychiatrist husband set out to uncover the truth. Following a trail of letters, articles, forgotten manuscripts, and hidden family secrets, they embark on a thirty-year journey across continents, languages, and history itself. From the forgotten shtetls of Belarus to fin-de-siecle Vienna and new lives in Montreal, this is a powerful reckoning with the past-a story of suppressed memories, inherited wounds, and the extraordinary resilience it takes to break the chain.Their search leads them deep into: - the intellectual and cultural ferment of fin-de-siecle Vienna- the literary legacy of a provocative writer- the collapsing world of Austro-Hungarian Jewry- the power of stigma in the face of mental illness- the enduring psychological aftermath of war, exile, and silenceWhat emerges is more than the portrait of a gifted but troubled man whose early promise was undone by hardship, prejudice, and mental illness. It is also a powerful story of how one life-and one hidden truth-can reverberate across generations, shaping identities, relationships, and emotional lives in ways both visible and unseen.As the authors reconstruct Eisig's life from fragments scattered across time and place, they must confront their own inheritance-the weight of family secrets, the legacy of loss, and the possibility of understanding. A compelling blend of historical mystery, biography, and memoir, this haunting narrative explores intergenerational trauma, buried truths, and the redemptive power of storytelling to heal what silence could not.For readers of family memoirs, Jewish history, and psychologically rich narrative nonfiction, The Empty Envelope reveals how reckoning with the past can transform the present-and open the door to reconciliation. Immensely readable and profoundly human, The Empty Envelope speaks to anyone who has inherited unanswered questions and dared to "fill in the gaps." The Empty Envelope is what happens when a single, hidden fact detonates across generations-and two seasoned clinicians decide to follow the evidence wherever it leads. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In the glittering yet volatile world of 1921 Vienna, a life of brilliance and turmoil ends, and a family erases his memory. Eisig Lubetzky-a child prodigy and prominent Jewish writer-dies by suicide, leaving behind a wife, three children…, and a legacy that almost vanishes overnight. His name fades. His story is buried. And in the family, the silence surrounding his life shapes generations to come.Many decades later, his psychologist granddaughter and her psychiatrist husband set out to uncover the truth. Following a trail of letters, articles, forgotten manuscripts, and hidden family secrets, they embark on a thirty-year journey across continents, languages, and history itself. From the forgotten shtetls of Belarus to fin-de-siècle Vienna and new lives in Montreal, this is a powerful reckoning with the past-a story of suppressed memories, inherited wounds, and the extraordinary resilience it takes to break the chain.Their search leads them deep into:¿ the intellectual and cultural ferment of fin-de-siècle Vienna¿ the literary legacy of a provocative writer¿ the collapsing world of Austro-Hungarian Jewry¿ the power of stigma in the face of mental illness¿ the enduring psychological aftermath of war, exile, and silenceWhat emerges is more than the portrait of a gifted but troubled man whose early promise was undone by hardship, prejudice, and mental illness. It is also a powerful story of how one life-and one hidden truth-can reverberate across generations, shaping identities, relationships, and emotional lives in ways both visible and unseen.As the authors reconstruct Eisig's life from fragments scattered across time and place, they must confront their own inheritance-the weight of family secrets, the legacy of loss, and the possibility of understanding. A compelling blend of historical mystery, biography, and memoir, this haunting narrative explores intergenerational trauma, buried truths, and the redemptive power of storytelling to heal what silence could not.For readers of family memoirs, Jewish history, and psychologically rich narrative nonfiction, The Empty Envelope reveals how reckoning with the past can transform the present-and open the door to reconciliation. Immensely readable and profoundly human, The Empty Envelope speaks to anyone who has inherited unanswered questions and dared to 'fill in the gaps.'.
