This book is an excellent review of musculoskeletal and neuro procedures. A Must buy.

This has been a great help in my practice. The explanations of the techniques are clear as are the lists of complications. Not only has this helped me refine some techniques but it has been invaluable when talking to patients. This book is a must for anyone interested in interventional spine techniques.

This is a sad book to read. In fact, one would not expect that such a type of bad development would occur between the two most important figures of psychoanalisys. It is as if Marx and Engels had broken their friendship for life and began to fight for fame and glory in front of everybody. The spoil was huge: nothing more than the primacy for fame and glory in the first steps of psychanalisys.

Sure, the letters span a pretty much limited space of time of no more than 8 years (1906-1914) but the reader has to keep in mind that what was at stake was the establishing of the foundations of psychoanalisys all over Europe and also in the whole World.
What began as a cordial friendship and evolved into an almost father (Freud) to son (Jung) relationship, deteriorated into the most depressive fighting of personal primacy on many subjects. In this regard, it seems that the feud was initiated by Freud who considered Jung a type of his personal assistant to market the developments of his findings
THe fact that this is a abridged edition does not mean nothing except that here the common reader will find the most important material exchanged by the two great men and will be saved from some meaningless material of more burocratical tone.
Also of value is the introduction that ilustrates all the effort made by the two family sides to publish the letters, in spite the view by Jung that the ideal time for them to be published would be 20 to 30 years after his death.

THis is a must reading for anyone interested in the history of psychanalisys.

Once upon a time an old greek philosopher said that the human souls smell in Had.So,is it a good scent or really bad one?Doesn't matter,we all are what we are,anyway.So was Liliom.Read the book and find out there's a little bit of him in each and every one of us. Quod me nutrit me destruit.And such quotes that perfectly explain unexplainable.And why we dont get any logic answer,not now,not ever.And still live and love,faking sense.What mostly seems an major Irony,in fact is Devine.

I teach three levels of Systems Engineering and Architecture courses at the Naval Postgraduate School. I have now used this book for 2 years for the Labs.

The students each study and make presentations on the different case studies; relating there results to the Systems Engineering Process and the Architecture Hueristics.

Last Quarter, one class voted this book the best book of the quarter.

Cheers

Orin