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Philip Cushman
Philip Cushman, Ph.D., associate professor of psychology, California School of Professional Psychology, Berkeley.
* This article is dedicated to the memory of Nathan Adler, Ph.D.: poet, 1930s radical, journalist (editor at New Masses magazine and dance critic for The Daily Worker), maverick analyst, professor, postmodern theorist, colleague, and dear friend. This was the last manuscript he edited.
Footnote† Some time ago, Contemporary Psychoanalysis invited contributions from authors who could bring to psychoanalysis points of view from other disciplines. The following article by Philip Cushman, Ph.D., appears as part of this program. Dr. Cushman earned a degree in history before being trained as a psychotherapist. In this paper he contributes the perspective of a social historian.
Philip Cushman, Ph.D., associate professor of psychology, California School of Professional Psychology, Berkeley.
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