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Contents
ОглавлениеThat We May Solve Our Common Problem
(Recovery—the personal qualities and defects that help or hinder sobriety, slips and dry drunks, what two of the Twelve Traditions say to each AA member)
You Don’t Know What Lonesome Is! December 1947
Slips and Human Nature, by William Duncan Silkworth, MD January 1947
Anybody Seen My Dragon? February 1967
The Fear of Feeling Rejected October 1973
Ever Been on a Dry Drunk? April 1962
Those Depressions—Make Them Work for Good! August 1948
Just Keep On Going April 1976
Self-Pity Can Kill February 1973
The Green Demon May 1962
Complacency—the Enemy Within September 1961
Tradition One November 1969
Tradition Three January 1970
Caught in Hateland December 1966
Stay Sober and Help Other Alcoholics
(Daily life—attitudes and actions that help sober alcoholics live comfortably with others, money, jobs, illness, sexual relations, carrying the AA message)
Not Today, Thanks October 1983
On Cultivating Tolerance, by Dr. Bob July 1944
Why Don’t We Talk About Sex? November 1969
Responsibility Is the Name of the Game November 1966
Coping with Unemployment April 1978
The Impossible Dream November 1971
Children March 1980
Don’t Hide in AA January 1967
Tradition Five June 1970
Tradition Eleven July 1971
Sponsor Your Doctor, by John L. Norris, MD January 1976
Are You Powerless Over Money? August 1967
The Heart Attack March 1975
Charming Is the Word for Alcoholics, by Fulton Oursler July 1944
(The AA group—group life, sponsorship, Traditions and guiding principles, the unique nature of leadership in AA, a new group forms)
You and I Need Each Other May 1977
Leadership in AA: Ever a Vital Need, by Bill W. April 1959
It’s What Happened to Me April 1967
Tradition Two December 1969
The Whisper of Humility March 1955
Tradition Four April 1970
Real Rotation—or “Back Seat” Indispensables? May 1953
How Group Conscious Are You? January 1961
Tradition Seven October 1970
Beginnings in Beirut April 1984
Experience, Strength, and Hope
(The AA program—the Twelve Steps, wisdom from the Big Book, other tools)
The Steps Are the Program July 1975
When the Big “I” Becomes Nobody, by Harry M. Tiebout, MD September 1965
Truth August 1973
Action and More Action January 1978
The Big Book: One-Shot Deal or Constant Companion? March 1972
Promises, Promises May 1981
What About This 24-Hour Plan? January 1968
A Selfish Program? November 1963
How AA Works May 1972
Not Allied With Any Sect or Denomination
(Spiritual experience—the spiritual roots of our Fellowship, variety of beliefs among members, universal principles)
The Bill W.–Carl Jung Letters January 1963
After the Fall August 1969
Seeking Through Meditation April 1969
A Gift That Surpasses Understanding April 1970
Prayer January 1980
A Slob’s Guide to Spiritual Growth April 1982
Why God Says No February 1958
Tradition Twelve September 1971
And Then an Eskimo Came Over the Hill August 1978
What Is Acceptance? by Bill W. March 1962
Neither Endorses Nor Opposes Any Causes
(Trends and issues in AA–an overview of problems and controversies within the Fellowship, from founding days to the present)
The Shape of Things to Come, by Bill W. February 1961
AA Is Getting Too Organized! February 1961
Our Primary Purpose and the Special-Purpose Group, by John L. Norris, MD October 1977
The Washingtonians July 1976
Are We Letting Others Do Our Work? December 1978
Those “Goof Balls,’’ by Bill W. November 1945
As Different as We Choose to Be May 1984
Back to Basics September 1977
Tradition Ten May 1971
Over 40 Billion Problems Served October 1983
Is Public Controversy Ever Justified? January 1977
Alcoholics Anonymous Is a Fellowship
(The Fellowship as a whole–past, present, and future, significant historical writings, personal glimpses of the co-founders, more about the Twelve Traditions)
Twelve Suggested Points for AA Tradition, by Bill W. April 1946
Dr. Bob: The Man and the Physician September 1978
Bill’s Wife Remembers When, by Lois W. December 1944
“Let’s Keep It Simple”–But How?, by Bill W. July 1960
Tradition Six August 1970
Services Make AA Tick, by Bill W. November 1951
Tradition Eight December 1970
Tradition Nine February 1971
Why Alcoholics Anonymous Is Anonymous, by Bill W. January 1955
