Freud and his Critics
by Paul Robinson
Publisher: University of California Press 1993
ISBN/ASIN: 0520080297
ISBN-13: 9780520080294
Number of pages: 281
Description:
In a witty, densely argued critique, Stanford University historian Robinson levels the accusations of prominent anti-Freudians Frank Sulloway, Jeffrey Masson and Adolf Grunbaum. The book presupposes some knowledge of psychoanalytic theory, but Robinson does an excellent job of explaining his opponents' arguments as well as his own.
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