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Eric De eapdejong43ed — ** spoiler alert ** I was so disappointed when the married protagonist had an affair with a monk, that I didn't enjoy anything from then on. Their relationship hadn't even been developed adequately, so it wasn't believable to me. I did like the phrase Jessie used to describe herself, "part of the problem was her chronic inability to astonish herself." I always like to get the questions from Readinggroupguides.com, answer those thoughtfully. Recommend using that site for all books possible.

Taylor Simpson taylorannsimpson — I approached this book armed with a long-nagging suspicion that Freud was the greatest fraud of the 20th century and hoped this would be a book that clearly laid out the complete case for "Freud the fraud" that a layperson could understand. Unfortunately, it wasn't, as the book appears to me to be aimed at an academic audience. It's largely comprised of pieces previously published in academic journals on discreet topics - as opposed to giving an A-Z, point-by-point examination of theories A through Z and how they may have been wrong. The author does have a very good sense of humor and seems amply armed with enough ammunition to write that book. If he wrote it, I'd definitely buy it. Nevertheless, several of the essays are very entertaining, in particular the case of Anna O., an essay on Freud's love of dogs, and an essay on the bizarre infatuation with figure skating of Freud's biographer Ernest Jones. Overall, Freud himself comes off as a paranoid narcissist, a skilled and practiced liar, a man whose driving ambition demolished any sense of ethics, an individual too infatuated with himself to bother with anything approaching the scientific method, and a generally repugnant character bordering on the delusional. In short, what I suspected going in.