Professor Nathan Szajnberg, formerly Freud Professor at the Hebrew University, wrote Reluctant Warriors: Israelis Suspended Between Rome and Jerusalem after interviewing elite combat soldiers during the Second Intifada and Lebanese War.  IPBooks is now publishing this groundbreaking piece of field research and reporting in a newly released revision by the author.

Each chapter is the story of one man, his dilemmas, his challenges, the deaths of those close to him, his defense of his family and land. These  soldiers relate vivid and compelling accounts of their lives and their
experiences, including attempts to maintain their sense of humanity in the face of inner and outer battles and stresses, while still becoming Continue reading Reluctant Warriors by Nathan Szajnberg

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By Augustus F. Kinzel, M.D.

Person Theory is a major new contribution to theoretical and clinical psychoanalysis, psychodevelopment, psychophysics, and psychohistory.

It defines the formative, mature, and advanced phases of ethnic, cultural, and benevolent unconscious personal motivational development tracks.

It describes the diagnosis and treatment of psychodynamic disorders of unconscious aggression that hold back motivational development in the formative phases of the Work/school, Relational, and Psychosexual tracks, and the DSM-5 psychiatric disorders they trigger and maintain.

It defines unconsciousness and consciousness as basic matter waves that—with energy, substance, time, qualia, gravity, and light—generated both the pre-life and life stages of the universe, culminating in the mind metamorphosis of homo sapiens into the unconscious motivational development track person. Continue reading A Daring New Theoretical Perspective: Person Theory by Augustus F. Kinzel, MD