Click Here to Read: Review: ‘The Theater of War’: Applying Greek Tragedies to Our Own by Abigail Zuger in The New York Times on September 28, 2015.

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specifically myths about women from around the globe:

Click Here to Purchase:  Myths of the Mighty Women from IPBooks.net

Myths of Mighty Women: Their Application in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy  Edited by:  Arlene Kramer Richards and Lucille Spira (Karnac, 2015) highlights the importance of ancient western and eastern myths to today’s women. Continue reading ‘The Theater of War’: Applying Greek Tragedies to Our Own and Myths of Mighty Women

Click Here to Read:  The Trotsky Paradox by William T. Vollmann on The New York Review of Books on September 28, 2015.

Click Here to Read:  Trotsky’s murder remembered by grandson, 72 years on: Esteban Volkov recalls returning from school to find Stalin’s assassins had struck in the family’s Mexico City home by Jo Tuckman on the Guardian Website on August 19, 2012,

Click here to read “Jews, the Left and the Rest” by Eitan Kensky from The Jewish Daily Forward on May 15, 2012. Continue reading The Trotsky Paradox

Click Here to Read: ‘Oh, Doctor!’ Wendy Doniger On The Couch (A Tantric-Psychoanalysis) by Rajiv Malhotra on the Swaragya website on September 30, 2015.

Click Here to Read:  From the Literature of Reimagined Selves – Polly Zavadivker on the Marginalia the Los Angeles Review of Books website on September 29, 2015.

Click Here to Read: Review of Illusions of a Future – Psychoanalysis and the Biopolitics of Desire by Kate Schechter, Reviewed by Ellizabeth Ann Danto in History of Psychiatry (2015) 26(2):237-9.

Click Here to Purchase:  Anna Freud in the Hampstead Clinic edited by Daniel Benveniste on the IPBooks website.
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Click Here to Read: Sherry Turkle’s ‘Reclaiming Conversation’ By Jonathon Franzen in The New York Times on September 28, 2015.

Click Here to Order:  Jellyfish Have Eyes by Joram Piatigorsky.

Click Here to Read: Joram Piatigorsky’s Blog.

Joram Piatigorsky, an award-winning scientific researcher, established the Laboratory of Molecular and Developmental Biology in the National Eye Institute in 1981 and was its Chief until 2009, when he became an Emeritus Scientist. He has published extensively on eye research, gene expression and evolution, lectured worldwide, participated in national and international advisory and research funding panels, and trained a generation of scientists in eye research. He is presently on the Board of Directors of the Writer’s Center in Bethesda, Maryland and focusing on writing.

Jellyfish Have Eyes, a novel, combines Piatigorsky’s scientific knowledge and story-telling imagination to delve into the conflicts and ensuing difficulties of a creative basic scientist in a society insisting on goal-oriented medical research. This character-driven novel has unexpected twists revealing the importance of chance and societal pressures in shaping destiny. Jellyfish Have Eyes is written for a diverse audience concerned with creativity, moral responsibility, and those simply wanting a good and thoughtful read. Continue reading On Sale Now at IPBooks: Jellyfish Have Eyes by Joram Piatigorsky