Freud in Oz

Psychoanalysis and children's literature have a deep, intertwined history, as Kenneth B. Kidd explores in this insightful work. By examining the influence of children's literature on psychoanalysis, he reveals how these seemingly separate fields have shaped and informed one another since Freud's early case studies. The book challenges traditional views, proposing that scholars of psychoanalysis should recognize the significant contributions of children's literature to their discipline.