Ronald David Laing

R.D. Laing is at his most wickedly iconoclastic in this eloquent assault on conventional morality. Unorthodox to some, brilliantly original to others, The Politics of Experience goes beyond the usual theories of mental illness and alienation, and makes a convincing case for the "madness of morality." Compelling, unsettling, consistently absorbing, The Politics of Experience is a classic of genuine importance that will "excite, enthrall, and disturb. No one who reads it will remain unaffected." (Rollo May, Saturday Review)

The Politics of Experience

An Existential Study in Sanity and Madness

The Divided Self

Aaron Esterson

Families of Schizophrenics

Sanity, Madness and the Family

An Entertainment in Conversation and Verse

Do You Love Me?

This volume traces the modern critical and performance history of this play, one of Shakespeare's most-loved and most-performed comedies. The essay focus on such modern concerns as feminism, deconstruction, textual theory, and queer theory.

The Politics of the Family, and Other Essays

H. Phillipson

A. R. Lee

First published in 1998. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

A Theory and a Method of Research

Interpersonal Perception

Knots

A psychiatrist studies the patterns of social interaction, paying special attention to the relationship between individual experience and behavior

Self and Others

Mi ami? Nuove situazioni intrapsichiche e interpersonali

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- FOREWORD TO THE ROUTLEDGE CLASSICS EDITION -- PREFACE -- PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION -- INTRODUCTION -- Families -- 1 The Abbotts -- 2 The Blairs -- 3 The Churches -- 4 The Danzigs -- 5 The Edens -- 6 The Fields -- 7 The Golds -- 8 The Heads -- 9 The Irwins -- 10 The Kings -- 11 The Lawsons -- APPENDIX -- INDEX

Sanity, Madness and the Family: Families of schizophrenics

Sonnets

The Facts of Life

Ki a bölcs? Ki a bolond? Hol húzódnak a határok? R. D. Laing, az antipszichiátria atyja, Feldmár András mestere utolsó könyvében érett fejjel, sajátos életbölcsességgel és humorral tekint vissza pályakezdésére, fiatalkori szakmai útkeresésére és az ennek hátterét adó háborús és hidegháborús társadalmi miliőre. Az 1927-től 1957-ig tartó időszakot felölelő visszaemlékezésben bepillantást nyerhetünk gyerekkorába, szüleivel való kapcsolatába. Megismerjük a brit hadseregben végzett munkáját, az ötven évvel ezelőtti, ma már döbbenetesnek számító orvosi-pszichiátriai módszereket. Kibontakozik a maga korában (és még ma is) felforgatónak számító, humanisztikus megközelítése, amelynek alapja a valódi érdeklődés és a személyes kapcsolat a páciensekkel. A Bölcsek, balgák, bolondok − Egy pszichiáter útja Tandori Dezső és Tandori Ágnes művészi fordításában, javított kiadásban kerül ismét a magyar olvasók elé a HVG Könyvek Laing-sorozatának negyedik köteteként

Egy pszichiáter útja

Bölcsek, balgák, bolondok

David Graham Cooper

Reason & Violence

"R. D. Laing's conversations with his two youngest children over the last six years have resulted in a marvelous collection of the Knots of childhood, showing how children's thoughts and personalities develop. It may have been the decision to write KNots and Do You Love Me? that made Laing listen to his children in a way that the rest of us fail to do, or it may have been the natural inclination of a psychoanalyst whose major scientific work has been devoted to the development of family ties. Whatever the reason, during the last six years R. D. Laing has kept careful notes of his conversations with his children, watching how they grew, how their thoughts develped, how they grew, how their thoughts developed, how they coped with the icredible variety of problems that beset all children. The result is this extraordinary book as enjoyable as it is instrucive, as funny as it is tender" -- Book jacket.

Ronald David Laing

About

Books

Join the club