Peter D. Kramer

American psychiatrist and author best known for Listening to Prozac; associated with Brown University; his work explores antidepressants, depression, and psychotherapy. Other books include Should You Leave, Against Depression, Spectacular Happiness, and Ordinarily Well.

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  1. 1. Freud

    Inventor of the Modern Mind

    A concise, evenhanded biography of the founder of psychoanalysis that follows his journey from fin-de-siècle Vienna to wartime exile, charts the development of theories about the unconscious, dreams, sexuality, and childhood, and recounts key cases, alliances, and schisms that shaped a movement. Balancing critique with appreciation, it scrutinizes scientific claims and ethical lapses while explaining the enduring cultural impact of his narratives and why his ideas still influence how we understand personality, suffering, and modern life.

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