About the Author:
R. William Betcher, Ph.D., M.D.«MDNM», is Assistant Attending Psychiatrist at McLean Hospital and Clinical Instructor in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. A board-certified psychiatrist, he has also received a doctorate in Clinical Psychology and has written extensively about couple relationships.
«MDBO»William S. Pollack, Ph.D.«MDNM», is Associate Psychologist and Director of Continuing Education for Psychology at McLean Hospital, and serves on the medical staff of Massachusetts General Hospital and the faculty of Harvard Medical School. President of the Massachusetts Psychological Association and a principal in the psychological consulting firm Spectrum, O.E.D., Inc., in Brookline, Massachusetts, he has researched, written, and lectured widely on the psychology of men, and is a founding member of the Society for the Psychological Study of Men and Masculinity.
From Scientific American:
The authors of this book have taken a major step in articulating an analytically informed appreciation of men and their development that is neither apologetic nor ennobling....This well written, scholarly, and easily read book is teeming with ideas, often pithy and wise....[Provides] profound insight into the inner workings of men who are understood on their own terms, neither as pale reflections of, nor the `superior' sex to, women. The authors' elegant analysis of both the defensive and adaptive aspects of men's unique developmental pathways will help analytic clinicians to gain a richer appreciation for the nature of each male's internal struggles, victories, and losses in a never-ending search for the elusive sense of his manhood.
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