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After reading The

Submitted by Anonymous (guest) on Mon, 05/26/2008 - 11:27am.

After reading The Metaphysical Club, I wondered about how psychoanalysis changed our thinking about pragmatism and democracy. Similarly, after reading Citizen Jane Addams, I again thought about psychoanalysis entering into liberal, democratic education. Or would psychoanalysis change Addams life and work choices? Does it change our own?
Anne Dalke’s review helped me to begin to answer my questions by reminding me of Jay Geller’s essay in Teaching Freud, Diane Jonte-Pace, Editor, (2003. Geller concludes his essay by stating that the study of Freud helps us to better read culture.

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