Normandy Relic by Bennett Roth
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Philosophy Thursday: Ernst Mach
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Eleanor Roosevelt and Fiorello La Guardia battling over how to protect Americans
Neuroscientists probe link between music pleasure responses, dopamine and cravings
The right-wing, racialist attacks on the film Free State of Jones
Writer’s Wednesday: Herman Melville
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“Thou Shalt Not” The Couch as Confessional by Deborah J. Green, Ph.D.
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Deborah J. Green, Ph.D. is a psychoanalyst in private practice in NYC. She is an active member and supervisor at IPTAR and serves on the board of directors at NYSPP.
Summary of “Thou Shalt Not” The Couch as Confessional by Deborah J. Green, Ph.D.:
This paper presents the analysis of an Irish-Catholic woman in her 40s who was scorned by her family, the church and community following a teenage pregnancy and giving Continue reading “Thou Shalt Not” The Couch as Confessional by Deborah J. Green, Ph.D.
