Book review: The psychological complex: Psychology, politics and society in England, 1869-1939 (1985)
by Nikolas Rose
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https://doi.org/10.17159//2309-8708/1989/n12a8Abstract
Psychology as social work: A response to Nikolas Rose's "The psychological complex"
There may be something perverse about basing a deliberately polemical review upon a work which is neither significantly wrong nor surprisingly and originally right. Certainly Nikolas Rose's The psychological complex (1985) is neither of these controversial things.
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