Psychoanalysis and Women
1974 · 415 pagine · Penguin · ISBN 9780140217292
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These essays by sixteen eminent psychoanalysts revise Freud's long-standing, phallocentric view of women. Their writings go on to explore the maternal instinct, childbearing, gender identity, and sexual identity and to comment on the role of women in literature. The result is a book that throws new light on psychoanalysis for women today and on women's continuing struggle for a more fulfilling way of life.
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