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Rock ’n’ Remembrance
Click Here to Read and Listen To: Rock ’n’Remembrance Author Lily Brett explores everything from Hendrix to the Holocaust in a thinly veiled autobiographical novel By Vox Tablet on the Tablet website on December 31, 2012.
Lily Brett and Cliff Richard in London, 1967.(Colin Beard; courtesy Lily Brett)
The Klein-Winnicott Dialectic by Susan Kaveler-Adler
Eunuchs of the Universe: Tom Wolfe on Wall Street Today
Click Here to Read: Eunuchs of the Universe: Tom Wolfe on Wall Street Today 3 As America teeters on a cliff, Tom Wolfe draws up a sterling indictment of our unscrupulous financial culture. Twenty-five years after Bonfire of the Vanities, the author returns to Wall Street to see what happened to the Masters of the Universe on the Daily Beast Website from Newsweek Magazine on January 4, 2013.
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A Nerdy-Dirty Primer on Primal Urges Alain de Botton on Sex, and Philippa Perry on Sanity
Click Here to Read: A Nerdy-Dirty Primer on Primal Urges Alain de Botton on Sex, and Philippa Perry on Sanity By Dwight Garner in The New York Times on January 3, 2013.
Extending Ross Douthat: How To Read Even Better In 2013
Shock to the Senses: ‘Hallucinations,’ by Oliver Sacks
Click Here to Read: Shock to the Senses: ‘Hallucinations,’ by Oliver Sacks, Reviewed By Siri Hustvedt in The New York Times on December 28, 2012.
Gary Shteyngart: How I Write
Click Here to Read: Gary Shteyngart: How I Write: The author of Super Sad True Love Story talks about why he writes so many book blurb by Noah Charney On The Daily Beast Website on December 26, 2012.
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions at Fifty
Click Here to Read: The Structure of Scientific Revolutions at Fifty by Matthew C. Rees in the The New Atlantis in the Number 37, Fall 2012 issue, pp. 71-86.
Will the Developmental Line be Unbroken: The Anna Freud Tradition
This is one of our occasional book reviews of “orphaned” books: those that may be reviewed in a few years, but IP.net readers get a preview now.
The Anna Freud Tradition, edited by Marburg and Raphael-Leff, may be one in a series of Karnac books that look at various schools of psychoanalysis.
I’ve asked Nick Midgley of the Anna Freud Centre to write the review, despite
his having written one chapter in the book. Readers will judge how well he has presented an informed and thoughtful overview.
Anna Freud gave us much. Now, her students and colleagues summarize what paths she inititated and how it may be feasible to develop them further. Continue reading Will the Developmental Line be Unbroken: The Anna Freud Tradition