After Words: The Personal in Gender, Culture and Psychotherapy

In this book, which draws on some of Stephen Frosh's most innovative work, the question of how to understand the 'personal' in contemporary social life is explored through three themes: 'troubled masculinities'; 'postmodernism and family therapy' and 'beyond discourse'. This book represents a substantial contribution to thinking around the intersections between psychology, psychoanalysis, systems therapy, postmodernism and social theory.