The Plural Psyche

Exploring the intersection of personal experience and cultural criticism, this book delves into the political ramifications of managing inner divisions. Andrew Samuels presents pluralism as a lens for rethinking moral processes, gender construction, and paternal roles in child development. Innovative chapters address clinical practices, emphasizing imagery and countertransference. The work offers valuable insights into psychotherapy, gender, parenting, and diversity, making a noteworthy contribution to ongoing discussions in these fields.