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...AMATEUR FREUDIAN could go to town with this play. It probably is all about repression and latent hostility of one sort or another. And there are an awful lot of windows and doors--and as a high school teacher of mine used to say, it's obvious what that means...
...psychology of women; in Cambridge, Mass. The Polish-born Deutsch, who was the first female psychoanalyst to be analyzed by Sigmund Freud, directed the Vienna Training Institute before immigrating to the U.S. in 1934. Rebellious in her youth and politically active all her life, Deutsch insisted that Freudian theory could liberate women. But many feminists have attacked her work, describing it as support for Freud's misogynous theories...
...about." Others mangle metaphors. "From now on, I'm watching everything you do with a fine-tooth comb." Some don't add up at all. "Two and two don't make four in my book." Then there are the sayings that show a bit too much Freudian slip. "There comes a time to put principle aside and do what's right," goes one quote. "We've got them right where they want us," said another legislator. Proclaimed one statehouse leader: "The chair would wish the members would refrain from talking about the intellectual levels...
Malcolm takes as her task the shrinking of the big picture into the small book. Devoting long sections to expositions of orthodox Freudian thought and occasionally to the ideas of some of the myriad of dissenters, the author provides a lucid introduction to such often misunderstood concepts as the Oedipal complex, penis envy, and the tripartite scheme of the mind. Her delvings are in themselves persuasive arguments. Along with some of the history of the psychoanalytic movement--she assiduously avoids Adler and Jung--the author provides a rather scorching insight into the analytic establishment. The image of these beacons...
DIED. Heinz Kohut, 68, controversial Vienna-born psychoanalyst who broke with Freudian orthodoxy and attracted a cult following with his "self-psychology," which insisted that the analyst should bolster a healthy narcissism in patients and not dwell on the traditional Oedipal conflicts; of heart disease; in Chicago...