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Psychoanalysis: The Impossible Profession
Book Details
- Publisher: Jason Aronson
- Publish Date: Jul 7th, 1977
- Pages: 184
- Language: English
- Edition: Revised - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.30in - 6.02in - 0.80in - 0.85lb
- EAN: 9781568213422
- Categories: • Psychotherapy - Psychoanalysis• Psychopathology - Compulsive Behavior• Psychotherapy - General
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What people are saying
A Jewish magazine about the world.
.@RachelAviv's Journey to the Ends of Psychiatry: Janet Malcolm’s successor at The New Yorker has a different take on the impossible profession. https://t.co/lqtYkkdkOz
Exec Director of @econhardship. Author of books like Bootstrapped, Squeezed and Branded. Forget the Horatio Alger Story. Instead try mutual aid.
@thisone0verhere Nothing Left to Envy by Barbara Demick, Fear of Falling by Barbara Ehrenreich, Newjack by Ted Conover, Men We Reaped by @jesmimi, Random Family, Dispatches by Michael Herr, Love Thy Neighbor by @maassp, The Impossible Profession by Janet Malcolm