Click Here to Read: Psychoanalysis and the Tragic Sense of Life by Richard L. Rubens, Ph.D. on the Columbia University website.
Category: Books
Book Party for Nathan Szajnberg
Nathan M. Szajnberg, MD, will read from his book, “Sheba and Solomon’s Return: Ethiopian Children in Israel” in the Alfred, 161 West 61st St. on the 2nd Floor, Sunday, Dec 8, at 10:00AM. Brunch we will be served.
Dr Szajnberg is a physician and psychoanalyst who has worked among the Sioux, African-American and Hispanic communities in the United States. A graduate of the University of Chicago, he was the Freud Professor of Psychoanalysis at the Hebrew University when he worked among the Ethiopian/Israeli families. This is his fourth book. Continue reading Book Party for Nathan Szajnberg
Jewish Fiction.net is delighted to announce its Twelfth Issue!
Welcome to this fabulous Chanukah issue of Jewish Fiction .net! In honour of the holiday we bring you a story about Judith, because in the Middle Ages the Chanukah heroes we celebrated were not only the Maccabees, but also Judith, who saved the Israelites through her bravery.
In addition, you’ll find here 15 first-rate works of fiction (originally written in Polish, French, Hebrew, and English), and set in China, Germany, Scotland, Poland, ancient Israel, modern Israel, the United States, and on an emigrants’ Continue reading Jewish Fiction.net is delighted to announce its Twelfth Issue!
A Portrait Painted in Heavy Strokes
Working With Parents Makes Therapy Work
Kerry and Jack Novick’ s “Working With Parents Makes Therapy Work,” is now translated into Hungarian, as it has been translated into German, Italian and Finnish. For a review of the Novick’s Emotional Muscle: Click Here
This demonstrates the interest in psychoanalysis in other countries.
N. Szajnberg, MD
Managing Editor
One Way and Another: New and Selected Essays by Adam Phillips
Click Here to Read: One Way and Another: New and Selected Essays by Adam Phillips Reviewed by Daniel Cohen on the Guardian website on Novmber 30. 2013.
Adam Phillips’s literary approach to psychoanalysis is as addictive as it is insightful. Phillips thinks we make too much of happiness; he is a champion of frustration.’ Photograph: Antonio Olmos
Interview with Lewis Aron and Karen Starr
Freud and Volkan: Psychoanalysis, group identities, and archeology
Brainwashed: Neuroscience vs neurobollocks
