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Robert M. Young Online Writings
The following links will give a brief summary of each paper and the opportunity to download the complete file as a Microsoft Word Document or to view the paper online. If you download the file it must be opened from within the word processing application. Comments, criticisms and correspondence very welcome: Professor Robert M. Young Email: robert@rmy1.demon.co.uk
- 1960
- Review of Criminological Texts
- 1966
- 'Scholarship and the History of the Behavioural Sciences'
- 'The Divided Science': Essay Review of R. D. Laing, The Divided Self
- 1967
- 'The Development of Herbert Spencer's Concept of Evolution'
- 'Animal Soul'
- Review of Burrow, Evolution and Society
- 1968
- 'The Functions of the Brain: Gall to Ferrier (1808-1886)'
- 'Association of Ideas'
- 1969
- 'Understanding It All': Essay Review of C. D. Darlington, The Evolution of Man and Society
- 'The Naked Marx': Review of Herbert Marcuse, Eros and Civilisation
- 1970
- Mind, Brain and Adaptation in the Nineteenth Century
- 1971
- 'Evolutionary Biology and Ideology: Then and Now'
- 'The Anthropology of Science'
- 'Scientific Medicine and the Social Order'
- 'Mystifications in the Scientific Foundations of Sociology'
- 'Science versus Democracy'
- 1972
- 'Darwinism and the Division of Labour'
- 1973
- 'The Human Limits of Nature'
- 1974
- 'Essay Review of Braverman's Labour and Monopoly Capital'
- 1977
- 'Science is Social Relations'
- 'Sabotage: A Spanner in the Works'
- 1978
- 'Getting Started on Lysenkoism'
- 1979
- 'Why Are Figures so Significant? The Role and the Critique of Quantification'
- 'Science Is a Labour Process'
- 'How Societies Constitute their Knowledge: Prolegomena to a Labour Process Perspective'
- 'Interpreting the Production of Science'
- 'What if Human Nature Is Historical?'
- 'Reconstituting Technology: Chips, Genes, Spares'
- 'Science as Culture'
- 1980
- 'Where the Chips May Fall Between the First and Third Worlds'
- 'The Relevance of Bernal's Questions'
- 'Darwinian Evolution and Human History'
- 1981
- 'The Naturalization of Value Systems in the Human Sciences'
- 'Science on TV: a Critique'
- 'Science, Technology, Medicine and the Socialist Movement'
- 1982
- 'Darwinism is Social'
- 'The Darwin Debate'
- 1984
- 'No Easy Answers': Essay Review of Russell Jacoby, The Repression of Psychoanalysis
- 'Exhibiting Nuclear Power: The Science Museum Cover-up'
- 1985
- Darwin's Metaphor: Nature's Place in Victorian Culture
- 'Is Nature a Labour Process?'
- 1986
- 'Darwin's Metaphor and the Philosophy of Science'
- 'Life among the Mediations: Labour, Groups, Breasts'
- 'Freud: Scientist and/or Humanist'
- 'Biography: The Basic Discipline for Human Science'
- 'The Dense Medium: Television as Technology'
- 1987
- 'Racist Society, Racist Science'
- 'Psychoanalysis and Racism: A Loud Silence'
- 'The Scientist as Guru': Essay Review of Sir Peter Medawar's Autobiography'
- 'Transitional Phenomena: Production and Consumption'
- 'Psychoanalysis and the Public Sphere'
- 'Darwin and the Genre of Biography'
- 1988
- 'Darwin: Man and Metaphor'
- 'Darwin, Marx, Freud and the Foundations of the Human Sciences'
- 'Psychoanalysis, Values and Politics'
- 'Postmodernism and the Subject; Pessimism of the Will'
- 1989
- 'Persons, Organisms and...Primary Qualities'
- 'The Role of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in the Human Sciences'
- 'Psychoanalytic Teaching and Research: Knowing and Knowing About'
- Review of Mrs. Klein
- Review of Peter Gay, Freud: A Life for Our Time
- 1990
- 'The Analytic Space: Countertransference and Evocative Knowledge'
- 'Scientism in the History of Management Theory'
- 'Herbert Spencer and Inevitable Progress'
- 'The Mind-Body Problem'
- 'Science, Alienation and Oppression'
- 'Marxism and the History of Science'
- 1991
- 'British Psychoanalysis and Politics'
- 'Psychotic Anxieties Are Normal'
- 'The Vicissitudes of Transference and Countertransference: The Work of Harold Searles'
- 'Psychoanalytic Critique of Productivism'
- 1992
- 'Benign and Virulent Projective Identification in Groups and Institutions'
- 'Desmond and Moore's Darwin: A Critique'
- 'Guilt and the Veneer of Civilization'
- 'Psychotic Anxieties and the Fading Hopes of the Left'
- 'Psychotic Anxieties in Groups and Institutions'
- 'Racism: Projective Identification and Cultural Processes'
- 'Science, Ideology and Donna Haraway'
- 'The Ubiquity of Psychotic Anxieties'
- 'Christians, Cannibals and Spite: Notes on Films'
- Review of 'Alien 3'
- 'Big Books'
- Review of Jeffrey Masson, Final Analysis
- Review of 'Toto the Hero'
- Review of Carl Rogers Reader
- 1993
- 'Deadly Unconscious Logics in Joseph Heller's Catch-22'
- 'The Profession of Psychotherapy in Britain'
- 'Psychoanalysis and the Other: Psychopathology and Racism'
- 'The Psychoanalysis of Sectarianism'
- 'What Scientists Have to Learn'
- Review of 'Of Mice and Men'
- Review of The Evening Star
- 'Is "Perversion" Obsolete?'
- 'New Ideas about the Oedipus Complex'
- 1994
- 'Across the Borderline'
- Mental Space
- 'What I Learned at Summer Camp: Experiences in Television'
- 1995
- 'Conceptual Research'
- 'Good and Evil, Character and Morality'
- 'Human Nature'
- 'Mental Space and Group Relations'
- 'A Place for Critique in the Mass Media'
- 'Psychoanalysis and/of the Internet'
- 'Reductionism and Overdetermination in the Explanation of Human Nature'
- 'We Don't Need Them to Make Culture -- or to Share It'
- 1996
- 'Primitive Processes on the Internet'
- 'The Search for Transcendent Values'
- 'NETDYNAM: Some Parameters of Virtual Reality'
- 'A Note on the Tar Baby and Projective Identification'
- 'The Moral and the Molecular in the Future of Psychiatry'
- 'Evolution, Biology and Psychology'
- The Culture of British Psychoanalysis and Related Essays on Character and Morality and on The Psychodynamics of Psychoanalytic Organizations
- Whatever Happened to Human Nature?
- 'Disappointment, Stoicism and the Future of Psychoanalysis and the Public Sphere'
- 'Anthropology of Cyberspace': Review of Sherry Turkle, Life on the Screen
- 1997
- 'Representations of Primitive Processes in the Cinema'
- 'The Concept of Psychopathology: a Critique'
- 'Group Relations in a New Environment'
- 'Princess Diana's "Constituency of the Rejected" and Psychotherapeutic Studies'
- Group Relations: An Introduction
- 'Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy: The Grand Leading the Bland'
- 1998
- 'The Messiness, Ambivalence and Conflict of Everyday Life'
- 'Some Reflections on the Psychodynamics of Wealth'
- '"Malthus on Man - In Animals no Moral Restraint"'
- 'Sexuality and the Internet'
- 'The Analytic Frame, Abstinence and Acting Out'
- '"Descriptive" versus Dynamic Concepts of Psychopathology'
- 'The Conceptual Foundations of the Human Sciences'
- 'Being A Kleinian Is Not Straightforward'
- 'What is Psychoanalytic Studies?'
- 1999
- 'Dumbing Down? Publishing, the Media and the Internet'
- 'Human Nature, Psychotherapy and the Law: Issues of Violence and Racism'
- 'Group and Institutional Dynamics'
- 'The Curious Place of Psychoanalysis in the Academy'
- 'Between Nosology and Narrative: Where Should We Be?'
- 'What Does Psychoanalysis Have to Offer the Newly-Democratising Countries?'
- Review of The Clinical Thinking of Wilfred Bion by Joan and Neville Symington
- 'The Meanings of Darwinism: Then and Now'
- 2000
- 'Locating and Relocating Psychoanalytic Ideas of Sexuality'
- 'Hate'
- 'Melanie Klein I'
- 'Melanie Klein II'
- 'Harold Searles'
- 'The Role of the Internet in the Theory and Practice of Human Relations'
- 'Science and the Humanities in the Understanding of Human Nature'
- 'Lincoln, Mandela and the Depressive Position'
- 2001
- 'Meritocracy: A Critique'
- 'The House of Trauma'
- 'Fundamentalism and Terrorism'
- 'Love: From Libido Theory to Object Relations'
- 'The Unconscious in the Therapeutic Process'
- 2002
- 'Guide to the Internet for Psychotherapists and Psychoanalysts'
- 'Psychoanalysis, Fundamentalism and Terrorism'
- 'How Are We To Work With Conflict Of Moral Standpoints in the Therapeutic Relationship?'
- 'My Ideal Curriculum for a Psychology Degree'
- 2003
- 'What, If Anything, Can Be Done About My Anti-Semitism?'
- 'Containment: The Technical and the Tacit in Successful Psychotherapy'
- 'The Psychodynamics of Eminence, Success, Being Well-Known and Being a Celebrity'
- 'Distance Learning Units on Bion, Groups and Institutions'
- 'The Boundaries of Perversion'
- 'Pathological Organisation: An Extremely Problematic Defence'
- 2004
- 'Vicissitudes of Therapists' Self-Esteem'
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