Psychoanalysis in Colonial IndiaThis work looks at the early development of psychoanalysis in colonial India, from the point of view of Indian thinkers as well as from British analysts working in India. It shows how Indian thinkers challenged Freudian concepts by applying them to different social, familial, and cultural contexts. |
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Page 35
... sent to the institution , and partly from the Central Government of India , he could employ a large number of Indians to care for the patients . In 1921 , the staff consisted of 73 Indians , 13 Europeans and one Anglo - Indian , while ...
... sent to the institution , and partly from the Central Government of India , he could employ a large number of Indians to care for the patients . In 1921 , the staff consisted of 73 Indians , 13 Europeans and one Anglo - Indian , while ...
Page 137
... sent him to Freud , because he was worried about his student's extremely pale physical appearance . Thanks to Freud's fatherly advice to take a bit more food , his symp- toms quickly disappeared , and he did not become a patient . But ...
... sent him to Freud , because he was worried about his student's extremely pale physical appearance . Thanks to Freud's fatherly advice to take a bit more food , his symp- toms quickly disappeared , and he did not become a patient . But ...
Page 140
... sent Freud his dissertation with an accompanying letter stating that he had been a warm admirer of his theories and science , and that Freud's name had been a household word in Bose's family for the past decade . Freud's reply basically ...
... sent Freud his dissertation with an accompanying letter stating that he had been a warm admirer of his theories and science , and that Freud's name had been a household word in Bose's family for the past decade . Freud's reply basically ...
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