Click Here to Read: Review of Breakfast with Lucian, by Geordie Greig, reviewed by Cressida Connolly on the Spectator website on October 12, 2013.
Lucian Freud in his bedroom in Notting Hill, May 2011
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Creating a Psychoanalytic Mind: A Method and Theory of Treatment by Fred Busch
Storming the Heavens: LSD and the American Dream
From Teen Chronicler of Yiddish Curses to Global Fame: Sholem Aleichem’s Multitudes
David James Fisher’s Bettelheim’s Living and Dying, Reviewed by Barry Gale
Over the Transom: Bettelheim’s Living and Dying, (Rodopi Publishers, Amsterdam & New York, 2008) Contemporary Psychoanalytic Studies, No. 8.David James Fisher, Contemporary Psychoanalytic Studies, 2008. Reviewed by Barry Gale, PHD
If you could only find a transom nowadays. Here is a review and a book that came flying over ours. IP.net readers know Fisher from his scholarly, yet readable pieces on French psychoanalysis and other subjects. Gale is Darwin scholar. Fisher’s book is an unusual portrait of both Bettelheim and Ekstein, two Viennese exiles who found and built intellectual homes in Continue reading David James Fisher’s Bettelheim’s Living and Dying, Reviewed by Barry Gale
Under the microscope: The effect of loneliness on physical and mental health
Click Here to Read: Under the microscope: The effect of loneliness on physical and mental health By Ruchi Shah on The Statesman of Stoney Brook University website on October 3, 2013.
Turhan Canli, Associate Professor of Integrative Neuroscience, plans to continue examining differentially expressed hereditary and epigenetic genes. (JIA YAO / THE STATESMAN)
Click Here to Purchase: Encounters with Loneliness: Only the Lonely edited by Arlene Kramer Richards, Lucille Spira, and Arthur A. Lynch.
For Better Social Skills, Scientists Recommend a Little Chekhov
Psyche & Muse: Creative Entanglements with the Science of the Soul
Acquired Tastes
Hegel on the Unconscious Abyss
Click Here to Read: Hegel on the Unconscious Abyss: Implications for Psychoanalysis by Jon Mill.
This article was originally published as: Mill, Jon (1996). Hegel on the Unconscious Abyss: Implications for Psychoanalysis. The Owl of Minerva 28 (1), 59-75 and appears here with all requisite rights and permissions.