Advances in Experimental Social Psychology, Vol. 1, New York and London (Academic Press) 1964.
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Affective Disorders. Psychopathology and Treatment. Chicago (Year Book Medical Publishers) 1982.
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Altruism and aggression. Biological and Social Origins. Cambridge (Cambridge University Press) 1986.
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Beyond Freud. A Study of Modern Psychoanalytic Theorists. Hillsdale, NJ (The Analytic Press) 1985.
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Contexts for Composition, New York (Appleton-Century-Crofts) 1965. [Enclosed: 1965z-001 by Fromm]
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Critical Theory has traditionally been interested in engaging classical psychoanalysis rather than addressing postclassical thought. For the first time, this volume brings Critical Theory into proper dialogue with modern developments in the psychoanalytic movement and covers a broad range of topics in contemporary society that revisit the Frankfurt School and its contributions to psychoanalytic social critique. Theoretical, clinical, and applied investigations in social pathology are explored in relation to new directions in critical cultural discourse from a variety of psychoanalytic perspectives. In this volume, internationally acclaimed social political theorists, philosophers, psychoanalysts, cultural critics, and scholars of humanities examine contemporary issues in social critique that address a myriad of topics.
Depression in Young People. Developmental and Clinical Perspectives. New York (Guilford) 1986.
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Deviance. Studies in Definition, Management and Treatment. New York (Oxford University Press) 1975.
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Father and Child. Developmental and Clinical Perspectives. Boston (Little, Brown and Co) 1982.
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Form and Thought in Prose, 2nd. Edition, New York (Ronald) 1960. [Enclosed: 1960z-003 by Fromm]
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Form and Thought in Prose, New York (The Ronald Press Company) 1954. [Enclosed: 1954z-003 by Fromm]
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In Formulated Experiences, Peter L. Rudnytsky continues his quest for a >re-vision< of psychoanalysis by coupling his revival of the unjustly neglected figure of Erich Fromm with his latest groundbreaking research on Ferenczi and Groddeck. Committed at once to a humanistic and to a literary psychoanalysis, Rudnytsky explores the subjective roots of creativity and critiques the authoritarianism that has been a tragic aspect of Freud’s legacy.Through his clinically informed interpretations he brings out both >hidden realities< and >emergent meanings< of the texts and authors he examines, including Shakespeare’s Othello and Macbeth, as well as Milton’s Paradise Lost. A preeminent scholar of the history and theory of psychoanalysis, Rudnytsky displays an interdisciplinary expertise that makes Formulated Experiences truly sui generis and unlike any existing book. Bridging the artificial divide between the academic and clinical worlds, his eloquent championing of the interpersonal and relational traditions will captivate contemporary psychoanalysts and psychotherapists, while his insightful close readings provide a model for psychoanalytic literary critics.
Freud. A Collection of Critical Essays, Garden City / New York (Achor Press / Doubleday) 1974.
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Growing Points of Attachment Theory and Research. Chicago (University of Chicago Press) 1985.
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