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| Image title | Los Angeles, CA -- February 19, 2009 Although he was born in York, PA, Edwin Shneidman's story begins in Lincoln Heights. His father ran a dried goods store on Griffin Ave. While Edwin attended the local public schools, he will tell you that perhaps his greatest education came from the days he stayed home alone, curled up in his parents 1910 mahogany bed listening to Caruso, Geraldine Farrar, Mozart and Beethoven on the Victrola and reading the Encyclopedia Britannica. It was through these pages that he began to formulate his ideas of the world, lessons that were rooted in another century but brought alive by the strength of his intellect. The author of 20 books himself, Shneidman hopes that after his death his work will find a place on the shelf beside his heroes --Emile Durkheim, Herman Melville, psychiatrist Karl Menninger and his dear friend and mentor, psychologist Henry Murray. ( Liz O. Baylen / Los Angeles Times ) ORG XMIT: [email protected] |
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| Author | Liz O. Baylen |
