The Family Interpreted: Psychoanalysis, Feminism, And Family Therapy (Feminist Theory in Clinical Practice)
by Deborah Anna Luepnitz, Paki Wieland
The Family Interpreted examines family therapy through psychoanalytic and feminist theory. It considers the relationship between ideas about family, gender, and clinical practice, offering a focused contribution to discussions in psychology, family studies, feminist theory, and therapeutic work.
About This Book
The Family Interpreted explores family therapy through the combined perspectives of psychoanalysis and feminism.
The book considers how ideas about family and gender shape clinical practice and the interpretation of family relationships.
As part of the Feminist Theory in Clinical Practice series, it connects theoretical discussion with concerns relevant to therapeutic work.
Written by Deborah Anna Luepnitz and Paki Wieland, this volume is suited to readers interested in psychology, family therapy, feminist theory, and psychoanalytic thought.
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