This is a review of Dr. Edith Packer's, Lectures on Psychology. It is not about the author and only addresses the ideas found in the book. Though I will describe those ideas as both badly mistaken and dangerous, it is not meant to reflect on the personality or character of the author, whom I highly regard as an individual. Perhaps the best summary of the person, Edith Parker, is that provided by her husband George Reisman. The subject from Packer's book I will emphasize is the subconscious, with which she relates the ideas of repression and defence mechanisms. None of...
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