‘Ideas in
Psychoanalysis’ series
Psychoanalysis has become in the West the dominant paradigm
for the understanding of our emotional lives. Sigmund Freud
- the undisputed father of the discipline - died over 60 years
ago and much of the language of his creation has passed into
general use. But do we know what it's all about?
Ideas in Psychoanalysis seeks to redress the balance.
Using examples from popular culture and everyday experience,
each book explains a psychoanalytical concept and its ability
to illuminate the nature of human society and culture.
Ideas in Psychoanalysis, 176mm x 110mm, 80 pages,
paperback UK
£ 3.99
, Canada $6.95
, USA $7.95
“Cute and small enough to fit in your pocket.”
The Guardian
“A brilliantly alive popular account.” Oliver
James on Guilt, in the Guardian’s Books of
the Year
“…an alternative to self-help books for the intellectually
embarrassed… each book is able to say something significant
while remaining light and readable - a seductive combination.
Keep your Ideas where they belong - on the bookshelf.”
The Observer |
