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The Journalist and the Murderer
Looking at the murky world of journalistic ethics.: In 1970, a respected army physician named Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald claimed that four strangers broke into his home in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, and killed his wife and two daughters. Although an army [... more]
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Psychoanalysis
A great introduction into the world of psychoanalysts: Janet Malcolm's book is a great read; very accessible and lucid. The book is couched (sorry for the pun) as an interview with an analyst in New York City who discusses some of the more controversial [... more]
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Crime of Sheila McGough, The
Amazon.com Review: The inimitable Janet Malcolm has previously probed the soft white underbellies of psychiatry, journalism, literary biography, and a half-dozen other disciplines. In The Crime of Sheila McGough, she takes on the legal profession. At [... more]
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Reading Chekhov: A Critical Journey
One to avoid...: I am a huge fan of Chekhov, a taste that was cultivated during a two year stint working in Russia, and will read pretty much anything I can find about him. I'm also a fan of literary journalism & travel writing in general, so you can [... more]
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The Crime of Sheila McGough
Amazon.com Review: The inimitable Janet Malcolm has previously probed the soft white underbellies of psychiatry, journalism, literary biography, and a half-dozen other disciplines. In The Crime of Sheila McGough, she takes on the legal profession. At [... more]
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Reading Chekhov: A Critical Journey
One to avoid...: I am a huge fan of Chekhov, a taste that was cultivated during a two year stint working in Russia, and will read pretty much anything I can find about him. I'm also a fan of literary journalism & travel writing in general, so you can [... more]
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The Purloined Clinic: Selected Writings
Author: Janet Malcolm Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 081 EAN: 9780679748106 ISBN: 0679748105 Number Of Pages: 400 Publication Date: 1993-11-02 Release Date: 1993-11-02 [... more]
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The Silent Woman: Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes
Amazon.com Review: Sylvia Plath committed suicide in February 1963, and since then her poetry, fiction, and, increasingly, her life have maintained enormous power over readers' (particularly female readers') imaginations. Biographies continue to appear [... more]
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Diana and Nikon: Essays on Photography
Amazon.com Review: Janet Malcolm takes nothing for granted. In complicated but lucid prose she sets out to change our perceptions of photographers and photography in this highly regarded volume, now in an expanded edition. She looks at Alfred Stieglitz's [... more]
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Psychoanalysis: The Impossible Profession (Master Work)
A great introduction into the world of psychoanalysts: Janet Malcolm's book is a great read; very accessible and lucid. The book is couched (sorry for the pun) as an interview with an analyst in New York City who discusses some of the more controversial [... more]
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Psychoanalysis the Impossible Profession
A great introduction into the world of psychoanalysts: Janet Malcolm's book is a great read; very accessible and lucid. The book is couched (sorry for the pun) as an interview with an analyst in New York City who discusses some of the more controversial [... more]
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In the Freud Archives
In the Freud Archives: A great read and one that explicates the silence of the patriarchy yet again. Fight over Freud: Very well written and captivating non-fiction story about the intrigues around the Sigmund Freud Archives. The character descriptions [... more]
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