Black Hamlet

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Delving into the intersection of psychology and culture, this work chronicles Wulf Sachs' two-and-a-half-year psychoanalysis of a man from a Johannesburg slum. Initially aimed at exploring the applicability of psychoanalysis across cultures, it evolves into a rich narrative of a black South African's life amid clashing worlds. Critically acclaimed for its insights, this republished edition retains the original text and artwork, appealing to psychology enthusiasts and collectors alike, while highlighting the increasing rarity of vintage literature.