The Marriage and Divorce of Little Willy: Psychoanalysis and Addiction.

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Abstract
Psychoanalysis can't treat addicts; Alcoholics Anonymous can't treat neurotics. Contrasting the two proffered therapeutics, they are obviously opposed as a rich discourse and a banality of letters or as individual and group therapy. And yet they emerged as one confused tangle in the cocaine addiction of Sigmund Freud. Finally, both have been condemned as bourgeois constructions, as the discourse of capitalism.
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Authors Roth, Marty;
Journal psychoanalytic review
Year 2019
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10.1521/prev.2019.106.5.439
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