Click Here to Read: How They Were, and Where It Ended By Paula Span in The New York Times on July 6, 2012.
Money and Other People’s Children
Click Here to Read: Money and Other People’s Children By Mona Simpson in The New York Times on July 13, 2012.
Review of Minimizing Marriage: Marriage, Morality, and the Law, by Elizabeth Brake
Minimizing Marriage: Marriage, Morality, and the Law, by Elizabeth Brake
Reviewed by Long in Reason.com
In the 1970’s Bettelheim wrote a piece for Daedelus that marriage, for the most part of history has been an economic pact for a small businesss (the family, as Talcott Parsons might put it). As economics change and with the legal freeing up of divorce in the US (and conferring economic benefits to the spouse), marriage as economic institution has shifted and will continue to shift. Continue reading Review of Minimizing Marriage: Marriage, Morality, and the Law, by Elizabeth Brake
The Mystery of Max Eitingon: An Exchange
Click Here to Read: ‘The Mystery of Max Eitingon’: An Exchange with Stephen Schwartz, Vitaly Rapoport, and Walter Laqueur, reply by Theodore H. Draper on The New York Review of Books website on June 16, 1988.
Click Here to Read: An Era of Money, Minds and Trotsky: The Eitingons: A 20th-Century Story By Mary-Kay Wilmers and other posts about the Eitingons on this website.
Kantor & Kantor, LLP: Ninth Circuit Issues Final Ruling That Requires Health Plans to Cover Residential Treatment for Eating Disorders
Some thoughts on the recent events in Penn State
Columbia University Oral History Project
The Classical Psychoanalytic Technique Revisited
Click Here to Read: The Classical Psychoanalytic Technique Revisited by Robert L. Lippman, Ph.D.
This paper is previously unpublished.
The truth, beauty and desire: Klimt drawings evoke ferment of turn-of-the-century Vienna
Click Here to Read: The truth, beauty and desire: Klimt drawings evoke ferment of turn-of-the-century Vienna by Tom Teicholz on the Jewish Journal.com website on July 11, 2012.
Gustav Klimt’s “Half-Length of a Lady in black wearing a Hat with a Feather” (1907-1908). Image courtesy of the Albertina Museum., Vienna
