Lies In The Divã
(Irvin D. Yalom)
After the success of ?When Nietzsche cried?, Irvin D. Yalom returns with an ambitious history on the morality from the therapies and the complexity from the emotions human beings. In this provocative romance, Yalom disseca the relationship of three therapists with its patients. Seymour, patriarch of the psychiatry community and former-president of the American Psychiatric Association, are accused with sexual malconduct with one of its customers; Marshal, centered in the material success, is proud, blind for it covets and stubborn for dolce vita of the rich ones.E Ernest Lash, the delicate connector link between them. Stimulated for the desire to help the sick people and for the inabalável faith in the psychoanalysis, it hides its fanatism under the mask of railway responsibility. In its concern with the problems of the existence, it invents one radical boarding for its sessions of psycotherapy; brutal between analyst and analyzed honesty. The results are so unexpected how much dangerous. Exploring the games of being able and the interpersonal bonds, ?Lies in divã? are a tense and eloquent history, where loyalty quandaries present with clarity and vigor.
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