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“Each stage of life is filled with unique challenges, but the ways in which each person learns to survive, according to Erikson, create character. Sometimes these lessons needed to be examined beyond textbooks, in the lives and life cycles of everyday people.”

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Book:The Death Class: A True Story About Life

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