| | Amazon.de: Freud's Women: English Books: Lisa Appignanesi,John Forrester (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17) |
 | | Lisa Appignanesi and John Forrester tell a fascinating and complicated story with great flair: Freud's Women is as scholarly as it is readable, moving between biography and theory to chart the intellectual history of psychoanalysis. |
 | | As the authors point out at the beginning of this study, when it comes to the "woman question", history has often taken the form of a trial (of Freud, of psychoanalysis). |
 | | In the wake of the so-called "Memory Wars"--wars which reopened discussion about the origins of psychoanalysis at the same time as questioning Freud's views on the "reality" of child sexual abuse--the culture of psychoanalysis, its claims to individuality and privacy, have been increasingly under attack. |
| www.amazon.de /Freuds-Women-Lisa-Appignanesi/dp/0140286543 (485 words) |