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Psychiatrist Lieberman, a contributing editor to Cosmopolitan and a regular guest on major talk and entertainment shows, and coauthor Collier Cool have written a book clearly aimed at the kind of audience Lieberman is used to addressing. The prose is unhesitatingly overblown, and the numerous cliches will make this book palatable to daytime talk-show devotees. A good measure of simplistic Freudian analysis is thrown in to spice up the mix further. Despite the writing style and the Freudian mumbo-jumbo, however, the overall concept is interesting, linking the psychological profiles of 12 types of "bad boys" to the plots of fairy tales to clarify their typology. The types range from the chronic whiner to the out-and-out sociopath. The authors give hints as to who can be successfully reformed and who should be dropped. Overall, this quasi-Bettelheimian work is rather appealing. Suitable for medium to large public libraries.?Pamela A. Matthews, Univ. of Maryland Lib., Baltimore
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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Describing the different styles of rogues to whom women often find themselves attracted, a guide helps women understand why they end up in bad relationships, how to evaluate whether a man is reformable, and how to avoid unhealthy relationships. 35,000 first printing. Tour.
Psychiatrist Lieberman, a contributing editor to Cosmopolitan and a regular guest on major talk and entertainment shows, and coauthor Collier Cool have written a book clearly aimed at the kind of audience Lieberman is used to addressing. The prose is unhesitatingly overblown, and the numerous cliches will make this book palatable to daytime talk-show devotees. A good measure of simplistic Freudian analysis is thrown in to spice up the mix further. Despite the writing style and the Freudian mumbo-jumbo, however, the overall concept is interesting, linking the psychological profiles of 12 types of "bad boys" to the plots of fairy tales to clarify their typology. The types range from the chronic whiner to the out-and-out sociopath. The authors give hints as to who can be successfully reformed and who should be dropped. Overall, this quasi-Bettelheimian work is rather appealing. Suitable for medium to large public libraries.?Pamela A. Matthews, Univ. of Maryland Lib., Baltimore
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Product Description
Describing the different styles of rogues to whom women often find themselves attracted, a guide helps women understand why they end up in bad relationships, how to evaluate whether a man is reformable, and how to avoid unhealthy relationships. 35,000 first printing. Tour.
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