The book strands the reader in the musty groves of academe and mutes the passions of the subtitle, says Jungian analyst Claire Douglas in the Washington Post Book World . (Harvard University Press plugs the book.)
The book is about as passionate as a potted plant.
mnli hypothesis: The book is about as passionate as a potted plant. premise: The book strands the reader in the musty groves of academe and mutes the passions of the subtitle, says Jungian analyst Claire Douglas in the Washington Post Book World . (Harvard University Press plugs the book.)