The War Inside

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Exploring the influence of British psychoanalysis, this study examines its impact on democracy, childhood, and family dynamics during and after the Second World War. It delves into how psychological theories informed societal changes and shaped the understanding of individual and collective experiences in a post-war context. The work highlights the intersection of mental health and social structures, offering insights into the evolution of British society in a pivotal historical period.