Bøker av Daniel Stern

"Simply a must read for anyone who seeks a behind-the-scenes peek of some of Hollywood's classic films . . . Beginning with his film debut in Breaking Away, Daniel Stern has grown up on-screen before our very eyes. His connection with audiences is cemented in movies like Home Alone and City Slickers, and in his debut memoir, Home and Alone, he is the Everyman narrator on a ride into the human side of Hollywood. Buckle up and experience what it's like driving Robert Redford in his Porsche at 100 mph, or stripping down for a nude scene in front of a group of total strangers. Share the out-of-body moments of flying alone with Mel Gibson on his jet to Las Vegas and smashing a fake mustache onto Gary Busey's face while cursing him out on the pitcher's mound of Wrigley Field in front of a sellout crowd. Join him in his triumphant stories like conquering his dyslexia as the voice of The Wonder Years, and his terrifying ones like being sued for $25 million by CBS and Columbia pictures. Touching and hysterical, often at the same time, Stern gives readers a peek at the highs and lows of a Hollywood career, and a closer look at the movies they love and the people who make them. Inspiring as it is humorous, Stern weaves a compelling tale of an artistic hippie-child of the 60's, who by age thirteen had hitchhiked his way across the Eastern half of the U.S.A. By age seventeen he had dropped out of high school and was living on his own in New York, and by nineteen he was starting a family of his own. His insights into marriage, children, parents and parenting are not only hilarious, but packed with subtle wisdom. But the real surprises are in Stern's off-screen roles as a bronze sculptor, cattle rancher, avocado farmer and public servant. The hard work and commitment he has put into his on-screen successes are applied with the same intensity to every aspect of his life. From creating monumental public art projects and founding a Boys & Girls Club to visiting troops in Iraq and learning to birth a cow, he has lived it all. Home and Alone is for anyone who needs reminding that nothing is impossible if you put your mind to it"--

Cet ouvrage examine de quelle manière dans ce laps de temps réduit qui embrasse les six premiers mois de la vie, l'enfant évolue, jusqu'à devenir un être social. Durant cette brève période de socialisation, il apprend à maîtriser presque tous les pas de cette danse que nous considérons comme interaction sociale. Cette chorégraphie déterminée biologiquement est le prototype de ses échanges interpersonnels ultérieurs. L'auteur étudie le comportement des parents et du bébé, les structures, les buts et l'importance du processus.Daniel Stern est un pédopsychiatre américain, Professeur émérite de psychologie à l'Université de Genève, et psychanalyste, praticien au New York Hospital et membre de la Faculté du Centre de Psychanalyse de l¿Université de Columbia à New York.

The wryly amusing and revealing story of one man’s journey into the swinger lifestyle that “transcends most of the usual boundaries of sexuality…and leaves the vanilla world behind” (The New York Times Book Review).An estimated fifteen million strong worldwide, swingers are everywhere—a huge community hiding in plain sight, whose erotic pastime remains a complete mystery to the rest of us. In Swingland, Daniel Stern outs himself and the secretive society he loves, recounting his ten-year transformation from a lonely guy who couldn’t get a date into a veteran sexual adventurer. With wit and infectious enthusiasm, Stern shares all the hard-earned wisdom he’s acquired in America’s swinging underground. He encounters plenty of bumps and bruises along the way, including countless rejections, missed opportunities, and one particular AARP orgy. But slowly and surely, through an impressive series of threesomes, foursomes, and moresomes, this “Vanilla” newbie becomes a much sought-after partner for couples looking to spice up their relationships. Travel with Stern on his exploits, learn a whole new lexicon (there aren’t many single women swingers, or “Unicorns,” but plenty of MFMs, FMFs, MMFMs, and MMMFMs), and gain free, invaluable advice should you decide to take the plunge (be honest, sensitive, and hygienic!). “Equal parts memoir and guide book” (New York Post), Swingland is much more than a “unique, voyeuristic exposé” (Kirkus Reviews). Lovingly written, with a keen sensibility regarding the sensitive and often misunderstood subject, Stern’s narrative is as improbably safe as it is fun—and impossible to put down.

International agierende Unternehmen tätigen heutzutage immer mehr Geschäfte in Fremdwährungen. Vor allem US-Dollar sind eine häufig verwendete Währung. Doch hohe Schwankungen bei den Wechselkursen bergen ein erhebliches Risiko für Unternehmen. Das sogenannte Währungstransaktionsrisiko zählt schon lange zu den größten Herausforderungen im Risikomanagement.Sollten international aufgestellte Unternehmen deshalb ein eigenes Risikomanagement für Währungsrisiken einrichten? Wie könnte ein solches System aussehen? Kann es auch zur Steigerung des Unternehmenswerts beitragen? In seiner Publikation beantwortet Daniel Stern die zentralen Fragen rund um das Währungstransaktionsrisiko. Dabei geht er nicht nur auf Großkonzerne, sondern auch auf mittelständische Unternehmen ein.Anschaulich und praxisnah erklärt Stern alle wichtigen Grundlagen des Wechselkursrisikomanagements. Er zeigt, wie Unternehmen bestehende Risiken identifizieren, analysieren und bewerten können und welche Verfahren und Instrumente zur Risikobehandlung es gibt. Daniel Stern konzentriert sich hierbei nicht nur auf allgemeine Forschungsergebnisse, sondern zeigt praxisbezogene Beispiele und bezieht auch die Erkenntnisse der Behavioral Finance mit ein. So entwickelt Stern konkrete Handlungsempfehlungen für international agierende Unternehmen.Aus dem Inhalt:- Wechselkursrisiko;- Risikoidentifikation;- Risikoanalyse;- Risikobewertung;- Risikobehandlung;- Wechselkursprognose

Stern presents a major synthesis of the newly exploding field of infant mental health and creates a new model of treatment. He shows the critical elements of any parent-infant clinical system: the parents' representations of the relationship with the baby, their overt interactions, the infant's representations of these interactions, and the role of the therapist.