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ASL Big Book - Preface

The Preface from the Fourth edition, of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Bearding," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

A brief overview of the four editions of the Big Volume of Alcoholics Anonymous. How the content outlining A.A.'s program of recovery has been retained, while some of the stories accept been changed over time to reflect the electric current membership.

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Big Book ASL - Foreword to First Edition

The Foreword to the First edition of the Big Volume, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

The original 1939 foreword. Introduces the Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous, and then a group of 100 members who had "recovered from a seemingly hopeless land of mind and body." States the book'south purpose: "to show other alcoholics precisely how nosotros accept recovered." Stresses the importance of anonymity.

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Big Volume ASL - Foreword to Second Edition

The Foreword to the 2nd edition of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the bones text of A.A.in American Sign Language (ASL).

Written in 1955. A brief history of Alcoholics Anonymous from 1939-55, including its growth in membership as well equally its spread across the U.Southward., Canada and beyond. Introduces the Twelve Traditions for the first time. Gratitude for "friends of A.A."

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Large Volume ASL - Foreword to 3rd Edition

The Foreword to the Third edition of the Large Book, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the bones text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

Written in 1976. Notes that A.A.membership was estimated at over one million in xc countries, with participation of women and young people on the rise.

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Large Book ASL - Foreword to Fourth Edition

The Foreword to the Fourth edition of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the bones text of A.A. inAmerican Sign Language (ASL).

Written in 2001, at the "start of a new millennium." Notes that A.A.membership wasover two one thousand thousand, with increasing diversity and global reach, cheers in large part to translations (Big Volume in 44 linguistic communication at the time) and technology (online meetings).

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Big Volume ASL - The Doctor'southward Opinion

The Doctor's Opinion, from the Fourth edition of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Bearding," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

Dr. William D. Silkworth, who treated Bill Due west. and other alcoholics, reported on the effectiveness of Alcoholics Anonymous, and so in its infancy, describing the concrete "allergy" and the "phenomenon of craving" feature of alcoholism, besides as the "psychic change" necessary for recovery.

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Large Book ASL - Chapter 1 - Nib's Story

Chapter i - Neb's Story, from the Quaternary edition of the Big Volume, "Alcoholics Bearding," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

Co-founder Bill W. recounts his descent from successful stockbroker to hopeless alcoholic—and explains how a visit from an old friend inspired his recovery and planted the seeds of Alcoholics Bearding.

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Big Book ASL - Affiliate 2 - At that place Is a Solution

Affiliate two - There is a Solution, from the 4th edition of the Big Volume, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Linguistic communication (ASL).

Introduces the Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous every bit a diverse group of alcoholics who have "lost the power of selection in drink" and whose common solution to their problem with alcoholinvolves a profound "spiritual experience."

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Large Book ASL - Affiliate iii - More About Alcoholism

Chapter iii - More Almost Alcoholism, from the Fourth edition of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

Illustrates the self-delusion of the agile alcoholic through the stories of three men who continue to beverage despite dire consequences, inevitably reaching a land of "sorry and incomprehensible demoralization."

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Big Book ASL - Chapter 4 - We Agnostics

Chapter 4 - We Agnostics, from the 4th edition of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Linguistic communication (ASL).

Highlights a pathway to recovery for alcoholics who are atheist and doubter while addressing the resistance some alcoholics may feel toward spirituality.

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Big Book ASL - Chapter 5 - How Information technology Works

Chapter v - How It Works, from the Fourth edition of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

Presents the Twelve Steps — A.A.'s plan of recovery — and provides direction on taking Steps One through Four.

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Large Book ASL - Chapter 6 - Into Action

Chapter half-dozen - Into Action, from the Fourth edition of the Large Book, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Linguistic communication (ASL).

Taking Steps 5 through Xi can help maintain not only physical sobriety simply also personal transformation. This chapter describes how these Steps can lead to "a new freedom and a new happiness."

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Big Book ASL - Chapter 7 - Working with Others

Chapter seven - Working with Others, from the Quaternary edition of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

The transmission of A.A.'southward bulletin of hope from one alcoholic to some other is the core of A.A.'south recovery program. As discussed in this affiliate, the Twelfth Pace encapsulates how this tin happen.

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Big Volume ASL - Affiliate 8 - To Wives

Chapter viii - To Wives, from the 4th edition of the Large Book, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Linguistic communication (ASL).

An alcoholic marriage can exist fraught with distrust, frustration, loneliness and fear. This affiliate, focused on the wives of alcoholics, explores some solutions.

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Big Book ASL - Affiliate 9 - The Family Subsequently

Chapter nine - The Family Afterward, from the Quaternary edition of the Big Volume, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Linguistic communication (ASL).

Alcoholism affects not only the alcoholic just the entire family. This chapter offers hope and counsel to family members when the alcoholic is beginning to recover through Alcoholics Anonymous.

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Big Volume ASL - Chapter 10 - To Employers

Chapter ten - To Employers, from the Fourth edition of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the bones text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

Alcoholic employees can exist disruptive to an organization. This chapter, directed to employers, outlines how problem drinkers in the workplace can be approached withA.A.'s message of hope and recovery.

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Big Book ASL - Chapter 11 - A Vision For You

Affiliate 11 - A Vision For You, from the Fourth edition of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Bearding," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

This affiliate recounts the birth of Alcoholics Anonymous: how the early members' lives were transformed through the solution offered by A.A.'s program of recovery– a solution available to anyone who wants it.

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Big Volume ASL - Physician Bob'south Nightmare

Dr. Bob's Nightmare, from the Quaternary edition of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Bearding," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

A.A. co-founder Dr. Bob chronicles his many years equally an active alcoholic and how meeting Beak Due west. enabled him to end drinking.

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Big Book ASL - Appendix I – The A.A. Tradition

Appendix I - The A.A. Tradition, from the Fourth edition of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

The Twelve Traditions are a fix of principles past which Alcoholics Anonymous functions most effectively.

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Big Volume ASL - Appendix II – Spiritual Feel

Appendix II - Spiritual Experience, from the 4th edition of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

Describes how a profound "personality change" lies at the heart of A.A.'s plan of recovery.

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Big Book ASL - Appendix Three – The Medical View on A.A.

Appendix 3 - The Medical View on A.A., from the Fourth edition of the Large Book, "Alcoholics Bearding," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Linguistic communication (ASL).

Five physicians endorse the therapeutic effectiveness of Alcoholics Anonymous.

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Big Book ASL - Appendix IV – The Lasker Award

Appendix IV - The Lasker Accolade from the Fourth edition of the Big Volume, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

Notes the American Public Health Association's 1951 presentation of an award to Alcoholics Anonymous in recognition of its "highly successful approach" to recovery from alcoholism.

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Large Book ASL - Appendix V – The Religious View on A.A.

Appendix V - The Religious View on A.A., from the Fourth edition of the Big Volume, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

Three members of the clergy "giving their blessing" to Alcoholics Anonymous.

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Big Book ASL - Appendix VI – How to Get in Touch With A.A.

Appendix VI - How to Get in Touch on with A.A., from the Fourth edition of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Anonymous," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

Practical tips on finding Alcoholics Bearding both locally and nationally. Includes general information on Al-Anon Family Groups.

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Large Volume ASL - Appendix VII – Twelve Concepts (Short Class)

Appendix Seven - Twelve Concepts, from the Fourth edition of the Big Book, "Alcoholics Bearding," the basic text of A.A. in American Sign Language (ASL).

Written by Bill W., the Twelve Concepts for Globe Servicehelp to ensure thatA.A.'due south service construction remains responsive and responsible to those information technology serves.

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Intro

The Big Book: Copyright Data

The Large Book: Foreword to First Edition

The Big Volume: Foreword to 2nd Edition

The Big Volume: Foreword to 3rd Edition

The Big Book: Foreword to Fourth Edition

The Big Volume: The Doctor's Opinion

Chapters

The Big Book: Chapter 1 — Pecker's Story

The Big Book: Chapter ii — There Is a Solution

The Big Book: Chapter 3 — More Nigh Alcoholism

The Large Book: Chapter 4 - We Agnostics

The Big Book: Chapter 5 — How Information technology Works

The Big Book: Chapter 6 — Into Action

The Large Volume: Chapter 7 — Working with Others

The Big Book: Affiliate 8 — To Wives

The Big Book: Chapter nine — The Family unit Afterwards

The Big Book: Chapter 10 — To Employers

The Big Book: Chapter eleven — A Vision for You

Personal Stories - Office I

Function I — Pioneers of A.A.

(1) Alcoholics Anonymous Number Three

(7) The Man Who Mastered Fright

(eight) He Sold Himself Brusque

(9) The Keys of the Kingdom

Personal Stories - Role Ii

Part II — They Stopped In Time

(3) The Housewife Who Drank at Home

(iv) Physician, Heal Thyself

(seven) Crossing the River of Denial

(eight) Because I'm an Alcoholic

(9) It Might Have Been Worse

(11) Flooded With Feeling

(16) Acceptance Was the Answer

(17) Window of Opportunity

Personal Stories - Part III

(ane) My Bottle, My Resentments, and Me

(2) He Lived Only to Drink

(4) Listening to the Air current

(14) Freedom From Chains

(fifteen) A.A. Taught Him to Handle Sobriety

Appendices

The Big Volume: I - The A.A. Tradition

The Big Book: II - Spiritual Feel

The Big Book: III - The Medical View on A.A.

The Big Volume: Four - The Lasker Award

The Big Book: 5 - The Religious View on A.A.

The Big Volume: Six - How To Make it Touch With A.A.

The Big Book: Vii - Twelve Concepts (Short Grade)

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