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Psychoanalytic Interpretation

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Gandhi's truth

Erik H. Erikson

1969

Dream interpretation

Thomas Morton French

1964

Illness, gender, and writing

Mary Burgan

1994

Reluctant union

Dan P. Silverman

1984

The Emptiness of the Image

Parveen Adams

1995

Art and literature

Sigmund Freud

1985

Insight and responsibility

Erik H. Erikson

1964

Understanding women

Luise Eichenbaum

1983

Dream analysis

Ella Freeman Sharpe

1995

Freud among the philosophers

Levy, Donald

1996

A psychoanalytic study of the myth of Dionysus and Apollo

Helene Deutsch

1969

Curable and incurable neurotics

Edmund Bergler

1961

Drommenes dimensioner

Ole Vedfelt

1999

The interpretation of dreams

Sigmund Freud

1913

Eros and pathos

Aldo Carotenuto

1989

A dictionary of dream symbols

Eric Ackroyd

1993

Men, women, passion, and power

Marie Maguire

2004

Gandhi's truth on the origins of militant nonviolence

Erik H. Erikson

1969

The invisible partners

John A. Sanford

1980

Metaphor and meaning in psychotherapy

Ellen Siegelman

1990

African Americans and Jungian Psychology

Fanny Brewster

2017

Ritual and Spontaneity in the Psychoanalytic Process

Irwin Z. Hoffman

1998

The African American experience

Salman Akhtar

2012

Feminist psychoanalytic psychotherapy

Charlotte Krause Prozan

1992

Über den Traum

Sigmund Freud

1914

The Forgotten Language; An Introduction to the Understanding of Dreams, Fairy Tales, and Myths

Erich Fromm

1951

People in trouble

Wilhelm Reich

1976

On flirtation

Adam Phillips

1994

Freudian Passions

Jan Campbell

2013

Portraits of Homoeopathic Medicines, Vol. 1

C. R. Coulter

1998

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