False Self: The Life of Masud Khan

Author(s) : Linda Hopkins

False Self: The Life of Masud Khan

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Amit Fcahler on 10/01/2010 19:17:42

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Actually, to correct my brief review, Hopkins suggests that what Khan needed most of all was a therapuetic process that included regression to dependence and a deep analysis of his false self disorder. Anyway, after reading the biography for the fifth time, it is still mind-boggling and stimulating.

Amit Fachler on 06/11/2008

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A superb account of the life and work of Masud Khan. The rich narratives of his patients are gripping, and the book is a lesson for practitioners in omnipotence, guruism and the dangers of boundary violation. One might argue with Hopkins statement that a Klienian analysis would have saved Khans conflicted soul; but the story as a whole is truely powerful. Highly recommended.

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