Freud's Foes

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Focusing on Freud's most vocal critics, this book defends psychoanalysis while acknowledging its imperfections. It contends that contemporary opponents, who present themselves as innovative thinkers, are merely continuing a long-standing tradition of critique that psychoanalysis has faced since its inception. The author argues that these modern critiques are not as formidable as they seem and can be effectively countered.