Currere and Psychoanalytic Guided Regression

The book explores the 1970 Kent State shootings through innovative perspectives, employing currere and psychoanalytic guided regression to delve into the emotional and psychological impacts of the event. It aims to provide a deeper understanding of the massacre's significance and its lasting effects on individuals and society. By revisiting this pivotal moment in history, the author seeks to illuminate the complexities surrounding the tragedy and its implications for contemporary discussions on protest and violence.