- the author’s second book with us, with her first book garnering larger-than-average sales - includes in-depth discussion on imposter syndrome which has been a popular topic in recent year, even beyond the Jungian readership

- the author’s second book with us, with her first book garnering larger-than-average sales - includes in-depth discussion on imposter syndrome which has been a popular topic in recent year, even beyond the Jungian readership

Builds on psychological narratives and focuses on several main themes, including feelings of insecurity and failure, body issues, negative personality traits and alienation, giving the reader an understanding of the variety of ways in which absent and inadequate fathers affect their daughters. Includes clinical material from the author’s own work as well as that of psychoanalysts such as Andre Green ensuring that the book is grounded in both interdisciplinary theory and practice. Schwartz also discusses the poetry of Sylvia Plath, fairytales, and Jung’s silence about his own daughters highlighting literary parallels to psychology and elucidating Jungian concepts.

Builds on psychological narratives and focuses on several main themes, including feelings of insecurity and failure, body issues, negative personality traits and alienation, giving the reader an understanding of the variety of ways in which absent and inadequate fathers affect their daughters. Includes clinical material from the author's own work as well as that of psychoanalysts such as Andre Green ensuring that the book is grounded in both interdisciplinary theory and practice. Schwartz also discusses the poetry of Sylvia Plath, fairytales, and Jung's silence about his own daughters highlighting literary parallels to psychology and elucidating Jungian concepts.