Freud's goddesses
Brenda Maddox
The compulsive collecting of the "archaeologist of the mind" |
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Ouch! That hurts!
Druin Burch
Pain may be all in the mind, but that's scant consolation for the suffering. Two millenia of ludicrous treatments haven't helped much either. |
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They may not mean to . . .
Carol Tavris
Alice Miller has made a career out of poorly- researched psychological theories based on the idea of the child as victim. At least we know whose fault that is. |
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Quacks over the ages
Druin Burch
A thrilling new book highlights the dangers of expert opinion and explains why doctors have spent most of human history killing their patients. |
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A plea for empiricism
Jerry A. Coyne
Frederick Crews's new collection should be read by anyone still harbouring the delusion that Freud was an important thinker, that intelligent design is a credible alternative to Darwinism, or that religion and science can coexist happily. |
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