Freud's Women by Lisa Appignanesi
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Freud's Women
Summary
Using Freud's theoretical writings to illuminate his relations with women - from his wife, Martha, to one of his closest female friends, Lou Andreas-Salome, this book explores how these relations informed the development of his ideas and traces the legacy of these ideas in contemporary feminism.
Freud's Women Summary
About Lisa Appignanesi
Lisa Appignanesi was born in Poland and grew up in France and Canada. A novelist an writer, she is former deputy director of the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, chair of the Freud Museum and deputy president of English PEN. In 2013 Lisa Appignanesi was awarded the OBE.
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GOR002321686
9781853817199
1853817198
Freud's Women by Lisa Appignanesi
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Little, Brown Book Group
1993-10-14
576
N/A
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