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To: Solon who wrote (496)	8/22/2001 6:23:05 PM
From: Win Smith	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 51713

It was a psychology course. As a Freudian in the 70's, Bettelheim was already pretty dated in terms of mainstream psychology. There was a huge reading list, 10 books maybe, about a third Freud, a third Bettelheim, a third others, Eric Ericson is the only one I remember. His lectures were good, he talked a lot about Shakespeare and other literary sources. Being a hard science major, I didn't have the best background for dealing with the rather wide scope of the course.