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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (1639)	11/14/1999 11:40:00 PM
From: jbe	Read Replies (1) of 3246

That's probably a different kind of psychohistory than the one Edwarda is talking about, Charley. <g> The academic psychohistorians (and it is not a separate discipline) pepper their subjects with Freud before serving them up. (Or with Ericson, whose "Young Man Luther" is a classic of the genre, or with who have you.) Anyway, I have the feeling that psychohistory is petering out, now that traditional psychoanalysis has gone out of style. Couldn't resist taking a cyberpeek at the titles in the latest issue of The Journal of Psychohistory, and two of them, it seemed to me, have promise. <g> The Gulf War as a Mental Disorder Clinton's America: The Phallic Presidency Anyway, you probably know this all already, and are just pulling legs again. So -- what did Hari Seldon have in mind by psychohistory? Joan

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