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Axis Mundi
Price: £19.99Eric Rhode takes on some of the most fundamental aspects of human experience, thought, and meaning. He journeys into fascinating corners of “monsoon Asia” — and into areas in mind and spirit that are both…
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Notes On The Aniconic
Price: £18.99This is an utterly profound work. Eric Rhode seeks to explore a domain that has long been missing in psychoanalytic psychology.
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Plato’s Silence
Price: £19.99This is an extraordinary book. The author is unique in the world of psychoanalytic psychotherapy; he strides the landscape of psychoanalytic theory and of philosophy with equal felicity
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On Hallucination, Intuition, and the Becoming of “O”
Price: £19.99This book is a scholarly adventure in post-Kleinian psychoanalytic thinking in which his own imaginative interest emerge.
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Psychotic Metaphysics
Price: £19.99Probably every thinking individual eventually finds that his experience of life and his knowledge derived from education through contact with other minds places him on the rim of his culture.
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The Generations of Adam
Price: £19.99This impassioned and original book is an exploration of personal stories, family stories, allegories, histories, myths and of one myth in particular, the Genesis account of creation.
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On Birth & Madness
Price: £14.99At times of birth whole families can go off the rails; the experience may be overwhelming, not only for the mother, but also for the father and the children.
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A History Of The Cinema From Its Origins To 1970
Price: £19.99To try to chart the origins of the cinema in terms of its inventors and inventions is to open up a maze of claims and counter-claims, of parallel discoveries and freakish anticipations.
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Review of A History Of The Cinema From Its Origins To 1970
Given Eric Rhode’s task to see what “insight might be gained by relating movies, and the people who make them, to the culture of their society”, his acquittal is impressive ... No one with the remotest interest in film could fail to be carried along by the perceptive, independent-minded, and good-humoured narrative, even when in active disagreement
The Times Literary Supplement