Mad Men and Medusas
Coming across this old review of Juliet Mitchell’s ‘Mad Men and Medusas’ (Independent on Sunday, 2001) reminded me that pretty much all the main characters… Read More »Mad Men and Medusas
Coming across this old review of Juliet Mitchell’s ‘Mad Men and Medusas’ (Independent on Sunday, 2001) reminded me that pretty much all the main characters… Read More »Mad Men and Medusas
Just over half of British and American men are currently in or have had a ‘bromance’ in the past according to a survey, not by… Read More »The New Bromanticism: Male Friendship Gets a Makeover
This week, David Cronenberg’s feature-length shrink costume drama, A Dangerous Method, about the most famous – and doomed – love-affair in psychoanalysis, premières in the UK. I’m talking,… Read More »Jungian Complexes at the Multiplex
From this month’s GQ Russia. My Russian is a little rusty, but I think the piece from this 50th anniversary of GQ issue is about… Read More »Simpson Tops Arnie and Freud in GQ Spread
Recent research, widely publicised in the press with the usual barely-disguised glee that usually accompanies news that the efforts of other people has been in… Read More »Agony From the King of Cross-Reference – ‘Freud’s Footnotes’ by Darian Leader