Hidden histories of British psychoanalysis: from Freud's death bed to Laing's missing tooth.

The article discusses a book titled "Hidden histories of British psychoanalysis: from Freud's death bed to Laing's missing tooth" by Brett Kahr. The book explores the personal and professional history of various aspects of 20th-century British psychoanalysis. It includes interviews, archival material, and self-reflection to provide a unique and enjoyable perspective on the field. The book covers topics such as Sigmund Freud's life and work in London, D.W. Winnicott's contributions, the development of Bowlby's ideas, and the rise and fall of Masud Khan and R.D. Laing. The author's love and admiration for these figures are evident throughout the book. [Extracted from the article]

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