(Tavist1 Publications, 30s.). So parlous it would seem is the state of British industry that anyone?prefe-, without managerial but with psychological experience, is at liberty to advise patient about his mental health. This book is the latest of a veritable spate Tavistock publications advising the manager about the maladies or misdirections his ego gratification. Dr. (Ph.D.) Rogers, a past man...

Recently there have been several attempts to arrive at a more precise understanding of the relationship between Marxism and psychology. These have been notable in that they have been informed by Althusserian treatments of Marxism rather than orthodox Freudian or Lacanian themes. Such treatments, it is argued, entail the complete eradication of any notion of subjectivity. The following analyses ...

This book is apparently a sequel to an earlier publication on Common Neuroses of Adults and Children. It purports to uncover the sources of neurotic behaviour so that " we may learn to avoid destructive emotional conflicts and is based on the Freudian concept of character formation. Much of it is addressed to young physicians and students, but it is meant also for the laity. And, on the whole, ...

The traditional Freudian and interpersonal schools of psychoanalysis diverged during the psychoanalytic wars in New York in the 1940s. Each has developed from a different set of assumptions concerning the mind, especially the role of structure and the role of interaction. Recent developments in both schools in the last twenty years suggest a convergence and overlap in theory and technique. The ...