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Виктор Франкл (1905–1997) – австрийский психолог, невролог, психиатр, побывавший в нацистских концлагерях. Создатель логотерапии – метода психоанализа, легшего в основу Третьей Венской школы психотерапии. Прим. ред.
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Нитирэн – одна из главных буддийских школ Японии, направление махаяны. Основана на вере в то, что люди обладают природой Будды и могут достичь просветления в земной жизни.
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«Сока Гаккай» – крупнейшая японская организация светских буддистов. Ее зарубежные филиалы есть в 115 странах мира, наиболее крупные из них – в США, Юго-Восточной Азии и Латинской Америке.
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Наму-Мё-Хо-Рэн-Гэ-Кё – главная мантра, используемая во всех формах буддизма нитирэн с целью полного пробуждения. Интерпретация в разных школах отличается, самый распространенный вариант – «Я беру прибежище в удивительном законе Сутры цветка лотоса». Прим. ред.
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Шакья (Сакья) – в Древней Индии племя и государство в районе современной границы Индии и Непала. Из племени шакья вышел основатель буддизма Сиддхартха Гаутама. Прим. ред.
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G-SOEP (German Socio-Economic Panel) – многолетнее исследование примерно 11 тысяч семей в Германии (1984–2012). Изучались состав семьи, трудоустройство, занятия, заработок, здоровье и показатели удовлетворенности. Официальный сайт (информация дана на английском языке): www.eui.eu/Research/Library/ResearchGuides/Economics/Statistics/DataPortal/GSOEP.aspx. Прим. ред.
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Корпус мира – независимое федеральное агентство правительства США, основанное в 1961 году и занимающееся отправкой добровольцев для оказания помощи в бедствующие регионы. Прим. ред.
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Этим словом в нитирэн-буддизме называется приведенная выше мантра. Прим. перев.
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Вальтер Мишель (род. 1930) – американский психолог австрийского происхождения, специалист по теории личности и социальной психологии. Прим. ред.
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CAGE – широко используемый метод скрининга на алкоголизм. Аббревиатура составлена из букв, входящих в четыре вопроса опросника. // 1. Have you ever felt you needed to Cut down on your drinking? (Вы когда-либо чувствовали, что вам стоит сократить употребление алкоголя?) // 2. Have people Annoyed you by criticizing your drinking? (Вас когда-либо раздражала критика других по поводу злоупотребления алкоголем?) // 3. Have you ever felt Guilty about drinking? (Вы когда-либо чувствовали вину за то, что употребляете алкоголь?) // 4. Have you ever felt you needed a drink first thing in the morning (Eye-opener) to steady your nerves or to get rid of a hangover? (Вы когда-либо чувствовали, что для того, чтобы проснуться утром («разлепить глаза») или избавиться от похмелья, вам нужен алкоголь?) Прим. ред.
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Отсылка к известному высказыванию Альберта Эйнштейна: «Безумие – делать одно и то же и каждый раз ожидать иного результата». Прим. ред.
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«12 шагов» – программа переориентирования для зависимых от алкоголя: от признания своей зависимости до просвещения других о вреде спиртных напитков. Прим. ред.
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Neiman Marcus – частная сеть магазинов одежды класса люкс в США, основана в 1907 году. Прим. ред.
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Эдмунд Берк (1729–1797) – английский политический деятель, публицист, родоначальник британского консерватизма. Прим. ред.
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Melzack R., Wall P. D. Pain Mechanisms: a New Theory // Science, New Series, 1965. Vol. 150. No. 3699. P. 971–979.
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СИПАП-терапия (Constant Positive Airway Pressure, CPAP) – искусственная вентиляция легких постоянным положительным давлением с помощью небольшого компрессора. Метод введен в практику Колином Салливаном в 1981 году. Прим. ред.
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«Эта прекрасная жизнь» (It’s a Wonderful Life) – американская фантастическая драма по рассказу Филипа Ван Дорен Стерна «Величайший подарок», вышедшая на экраны в 1946 году. Роль главного героя исполнил Джеймс Стюарт. Прим. ред.
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Габриэль Марсель (1889–1973) – писатель, первый французский философ-экзистенциалист. Прим. ред.
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Байпас обеспечивает коммутацию входного сигнала непосредственно на выход, в обход всех функциональных блоков. В подобном контексте слово bypass может также переводиться как «шунт». Прим. ред.
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О. Джей Симпсон (род. 1947) – профессиональный игрок в американский футбол, неоднократный рекордсмен. Его подозревали в убийстве жены и ее любовника, но в 1995 году оправдали и приговорили к штрафу вместо смертной казни. В 2008 году Симпсона признали виновным в вооруженном ограблении и похищении людей. На данный момент он отбывает заключение. Прим. ред.
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Агорафобия – боязнь открытых пространств. Прим. ред.
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Альфред Элтон Ван Вогт (1912–2000) – американский писатель-фантаст. Прим. ред.
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«Лучше не бывает» (As Good as It Gets) – американская романтическая комедия Джеймса Брукса, вышедшая на экраны в 1997 году. Прим. ред.
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