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Dr. Bob and the good oldtimers: a biography, with recollections of early A. A. in the Midwest.	Alcoholics Anonymous	1980	Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - The Story of How Many Thousands of Men and Women Have Recovered from Alcoholism	ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS	1955
Living sober.	Alcoholics Anonymous	1998	Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
Llegamos a Creer - Came to Believe	Alcoholics Anonymous.	December 1987	Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
Viviendo sobrio.	Alcoholics Anonymous	1981	Acoholics Anonymous World Service
Twelve steps and twelve traditions	Alcoholics Anonymous	2005	Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
Daily reflections: a book of reflections by A. A. members for A. A. members.	Alcoholics Anonymous	1990	Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
Daily reflections: a book of reflections by A. A. members for A. A. members	Alcoholics Anonymous	2012	Snowball Publishing
Alcoholics Anonymous: the story of how many thousands of men and women have recovered from alcoholism	Alcoholics Anonymous	1994	Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
Twelve steps and twelve traditions	Alcoholics Anonymous	2005	Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
"Pass it on": the story of Bill Wilson and how the A. A. message reached the world	Alcoholics Anonymous
"Pass it on": the story of Bill Wilson and how the A. A. message reached the world.	Alcoholics Anonymous	1984	Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
Came to believe: the spiritual adventure of A. A. as experienced by individual members.	Alcoholics Anonymous	1973	Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
Les Alcooliques anonymes: l'histoire de milliers d'hommes et de femmes qui se sont rétablis de l'alcoolisme	Alcoholics Anonymous.	2003	Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
Alcoh?olicos an?onimos: el relato de c?omo muchos miles de hombres y mujeres se han recuperado del alcoholismo	Alcoholics Anonymous	1990	Alocholics Anonymous World Services
The Twelve steps of Alcoholics Anonymous	Alcoholics Anonymous	1987	Harper/Hazelden;Harpercollins Publisher
Alcoholics Anonymous: the story of how many thousands of men and women have recovered from alcoholism	Alcoholics Anonymous.; W., Bill	1976	Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
Alcoholics Anonymous (English Edition)	Alcoholics Anonymous. World Service Meeting	June 1976	Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
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[103] A. A. tradition	Alcoholics Anonymous	[Temperance pamphlets.		1811
78. STEP FOUR	ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS	Morality and mental health	Orval Hobart Mowrer	1967	Rand McNally
When A. A. came of age	Bill W., co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous	Alcoholics Anonymous comes of age: a brief history of A. A	Bill W.	1957	Alcoholics Anonymous Pub.
The Means of Recovery. 7. Performing Sobriety: Story Living and Storytelling in Alcoholics Anonymous	Kathleen A. Flynn.8.In a Different Light: Accounts and the Transformation of Self in 12-Step Groups /Margaret Wills.9.Story Styles and the Negotiation of Dialectical Tensions in the Transformation of Identity Through First-Person Story Dialogue /George Nagel.10.Narratives and Catharsis in Recovery: A Semiotic Approach to 12-Step Programs /R. Anthony Slagle.11.A Dramatistic Analysis of Key Words in Alcoholics Anonymous /Leota E. Dye.12.A Spiritual Tapestry: Descriptions of the Recovery Experience of Adult Children of Alcoholics /Doreen S. Geddes.13.Talking Our Way Out of the Shadows: Toward an Understanding of 12-Step Groups /Margaret Wills.14.Narrative in Alcoholics Anonymous: A Typology of Functions /Leota E. Dye.15.Living in the Light: Transformational Myths in Alcoholics Anonymous /Francine E. Marrus	Communication in recovery: perspectives on twelve-step groups /	Eastland, Lynette S.; Herndon, Sandra L.; Barr, Jeanine R.	[1999], ©1999.	Hampton Press,
Pt. 1. Institutional Identities. Victims, Vallains, and Talk Show Selves	Kathleen S. Lowney and James A. Holstein.Doubled Over in Laughter: Humor and the Construction of Selves in Alcoholics Anonymous /Melvin Pollner and Jill Stein.Changing the Subject: Self-Construction in Brief Therapy /Gale Miller.Self-Empowerment in Two Therapeutic Communities /Darin Weinberg	Institutional selves: troubled identities in a postmodern world /	Gubrium, Jaber F.; Holstein, James A.	2001.	Oxford University Press,
II. Specific Rehabilitation Conditions. 23. Cardiac Disease	Harvey Zarren.24.Cancer /Bernie S. Siegel.25.Addictions (Acupuncture) /Michael O. Smith, Vincent Brewington and Patricia Culliton.26.Addictions (Alcoholics Anonymous) /Priscilla Ivimey.27.Alzheimer's Disease /Dharma Singh Khalsa.28.Chronic Depression /C. Norman Shealy.29.Rheumatology /Adam Perlman and Charis F. Meng.30.Chronic Pain /Eric D. Leskowitz	Complementary and alternative medicine in rehabilitation /	Leskowitz, Eric D.	[2003], ©2003.	Churchill Livingstone,
Conceptual Issues and New Perspectives. 1. Archetypes, Synchronicity, and Miracles: The Manifestation of Spirituality in Processes of Recovery	Lynette S. Eastland.2.The Search for Community in an Individualistic Society: 12-Step Programs in the United States /Melanie M. Bloom.3.Confessing Subjects: Reconstituting the Problematic Drinker as "Alcoholic" Through the Discourse of Alcoholics Anonymous /Michael D. Greco.4.Overeaters Anonymous Discourse: Resistance to the Dominant Weight Loss Paradigm /Judith A. Rolls.5.In the Spirit: Communication Performance in a 12-Step Program /Francine E. Marrus.6.Working an Extra Step: Recovery and Aging of an Ethnic Minority Lesbian /Elise M. Fullmer	Communication in recovery: perspectives on twelve-step groups /	Eastland, Lynette S.; Herndon, Sandra L.; Barr, Jeanine R.	[1999], ©1999.	Hampton Press,
Pt. 4. Deviant Identity. Ch. 13. Acquiring a Deviant Identity. Becoming Bisexual	Martin S. Weinberg, Colin J. Williams and Douglas W. Pryor.Getting a Tattoo /Clinton R. Sanders.Drifting into Cocaine Dealing /Sheigla Murphy, Dan Waldorf and Craig Reinarman.Ch. 14.Managing Deviant Identity.Stutterers' Practices /Michael Petrunik and Clifford D. Shearing.Rapists' Vocabulary of Motives /Diana Scully and Joseph Marolla.Ch. 15.Transforming Deviant Identity.Delabeling, Relabeling, and Alcoholics Anonymous /Harrison M. Trice and Paul Michael Roman.The Professional Ex- /J. David Brown.Medicalizing and Demedicalizing Hermaphroditism /Martin S. Weinberg, Colin J. Williams and Bo Laurent.	Deviance: the interactionist perspective /	Rubington, Earl.; Weinberg, Martin S.	[1999], ©1999.	Allyn and Bacon,
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[103] A. A. tradition

Alcoholics Anonymous

[Temperance pamphlets.

1811

78. STEP FOUR

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS