Click Here to Read: Margaret Atwood’s frustrating feminism: Her work can’t be reduced to an ideology BY Kat Rosenfeld on the UnHerd website on March 7, 2023.
Category: Books
Review of The Analyst as Storyteller/El Analista Como Narrador Edited by Cordelia Schmitt-Hellerau.
Click Here to Read: The Analyst as Storyteller/El Analista Como Narrador Edited by Cordelia Schmitt-Hellerau. Reviewed by Jeffrey Berman. Review to appear in a forthcoming issue of the American Imago Journal.
Click Here to Purchase: The Analyst as Storyteller/El Analista Como Narrador Edited by Cordelia Schmitt-Hellerau.
Review of Selected Papers of Susan Kavaler-Adler: Volume I: Developmental Mourning, Erotic Transference, And Object Relations Psychoanalysis in The National Digest
Click Here to Read: Review of Selected Papers of Susan Kavaler-Adler: Volume I: Developmental Mourning, Erotic Transference, And Object Relations Psychoanalysis in The National Digest.
Click Here to Purchase: Selected Papers of Susan Kavaler-Adler: Volume I: Developmental Mourning, Erotic Transference, And Object Relations Psychoanalysis from IPBooks.
Invitation to 3-11-23 – Developmental Mourning – by Dr. Kavaler-Adler – Book Celebration
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YOU ARE INVITED TO THE BOOK CELEBRATION VIRTUAL PARTY
Selected Papers by Susan Kavaler-Adler, Volume 1:
Developmental Mourning, Erotic Transference,
and Object Relations Psychoanalysis
Date/time: March 11, 2023, 1pm – 4pm EST
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High Praise for The Eel & The Blowfish from IPBooks!
Book Announcement for Susan Kavaler-Adler
Selected Papers by Susan Kavaler-AdlerVolume 1: Developmental Mourning, Erotic Transference, and Object Relations Psychoanalysis
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“In these thoughtfully curated volumes we have access to the work of one of the most influential and thought-provoking psychoanalytic writers today. In the creative hands of Dr. Kavaler-Adler, British and American Object Relations theories are fashioned into a vital, dynamic theory of Developmental Mourning, a developmental process that is central not only to healing trauma, but to the growth of separation-individuation processes, “self-evolution,” creativity, eroticism, and reparation: the core elements of what it is to be human and alive. Dr. Kavaler-Adler’s writing is so thoroughly infused with her enthusiasm and passion that we encounter the theory with visceral clarity and truly feel the pain and joy of her clinical work. Continue reading Book Announcement for Susan Kavaler-Adler
