Books tagged with 'psychoanalysis': 2

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Mockingbird Years: A Life in and Out of Therapy

by...Emily Fox Gordon     average rating...none
tags...comingofage psychoanalysis therapy
shelved by...roach808
viewable entries...1

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entry by...roach808     updated...Jul 25, '08     spoilers...minor

At times Gordon is verbose and winding - getting off the chronological track, but overall a good topic that is well written and useful for people like myself who try and do therapy.

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The White Hotel

by...D. M. Thomas     average rating...3.5 / 5
tags...fantasy fiction historical historical_fiction loved psychoanalysis surrealism
shelved by...drneevil mclauer miserablizm the_denton_affair
viewable entries...4

'Ramblings'

entry by...the_denton_affair     updated...Jan 05, '07     spoilers...none

I can't find the words for this book yet. It was ... sublime, and disturbing, and glorious, and compelling, and rich, and moving. I hope I can review it more articulately later.

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entry by...mclauer     updated...Oct 09, '07     spoilers...n/a

I did not care for this book. It was just too dreamy and "Freudian" and too much fantasy. I never really understood the point of it.

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'The White Hotel Review'

entry by...drneevil     updated...Jul 28, '07     spoilers...minor

BLURB
It is a dream of electrifying eroticism and inexplicable violence, recounted by a young woman to her analyst, Sigmund Freud. It is a horrifying yet restrained narrative of the Holocaust. It is a searing vision of the wounds of our century, and an attempt to heal them. Interweaving poetry and case history, fantasy and historical truth-telling, THE WHITE HOTEL is a modern classic of enduring emotional power that attempts nothing less than to reconcile the notion of individual destiny with that of historical fate.


REVIEW
I think that if I had read this book in its heyday, I'd have loved the smybolism, the imagery, the passion and the psychology, all wound into a tight little book.
Instead, I thought that it was interesting, but that the subject matter has been covered before, and more sophistically since then.

I'm gald that I read it. Its given me lots of things I want to research further, but not an earth mover.

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entry by...miserablizm     updated...Apr 07, '08     spoilers...none

I can't find the words for this book yet. It was ... sublime, and disturbing, and glorious, and compelling, and rich, and moving. I hope I can review it more articulately later.

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