Articles
Timothy Mason: 'Sex, Status and
President Clinton'
Jonathan Rosenhead: 'Complexity
Theory and Management Practice'
Michael Shermer: 'Sex, Lies, and Gossip'
Michael Shermer: 'Proof of Evolutionary Psychology's
Assumptions'
Norman Levitt: 'Reflections on the Science Wars'
Bernard J. Baars: 'Understanding Subjectivity: Global
Workspace Theory and the Resurrection of the Observing Self'
Galen Strawson: 'The Self'
JCS
Editors: 'The Future of Consciousness Studies'
David J. Chalmers: 'Facing Up to the Problem of
Consciousness'
Daniel C. Dennett: 'Facing Backwards on the Problem of
Consciousness'
Jonathan Lear: 'A Counterblast in the War on Freud: The
Shrink is In'
Frederick Crews: A Reply to 'A Counterblast in the War on
Freud'
Vesna Bonac: 'Perception or Fantasy? A New Clinical Theory
of Transference'
Articles From 'Freud Week'
Malcolm Macmillan: 'Freud's Deterministic
Assumptions'
Allen Esterson: 'Jeffrey Masson and Freud's
Seduction Theory: A New Fable Based on Old Myths'
Allen Esterson: 'Masson's Account of the
Prehistory of the Seduction Theory'
Allen Esterson: 'Freud's
"Reproduction" of Sexual Scences'
Allen Esterson: 'Unconscious Phantasies'
Bernard X. Bovasso: 'The Burying of Freud and the
Quest for Sensual Identity'
Frederick Crews: 'Confessions of a Freud Basher'
Frederick Crews: 'Unconscious Deeps and
Empirical Shallows'
Eric Gillett: 'Grünbaum versus Crews'
Eric Gillett: 'Eagle versus Crews'
Jeremy Holmes: 'The Assault on Freud'
Paul Williams: 'Freud-Baiting'
John O'Neil: 'Tallis on Freud' by John O'Neil
'Freud: Scientist and/or Humanist?'
by Robert M. Young
'Darwin, Marx, Freud and the Foundations
of the Human Sciences' by Robert M.
Young
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Two Minds: The Growing Disorder in American Psychiatry
by T. M. Luhrmann
Anthropologist Luhrmann examines
how psychiatrists are trained and how they interact with patients in
this thoughtful study of the "two minds" of psychiatry: the
biomedical approach that sees mental illness as a disease best treated
with drugs; and the psychodynamic approach, seeing mental illness in the
mind and emotions and treating it through therapy. Read
the review in the New
York Times
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