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June 1, 2001Psychoanalytic Studies

The Wolf-Man and the Third World: Exploring Parallels between Psychoanalysis and 'Third World' Development

Emily Hinshelwood

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(2001). The Wolf-Man and the Third World: Exploring Parallels between Psychoanalysis and 'Third World' Development. Psychoanalytic Studies: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 161-176.

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