Anyone interested in the underpinnings of psychoanalytic thought and the difficulty in arriving at the nature of evidence will be interested in this monograph.

Strenger focuses his interest in two directions: first, a response to those critics outside of psychoanalysis, particularly Grünbaum; second, a search for where psychoanalysis stands as a “scientific discipline.” The title, Between Hermeneutics and Science, begins to describe a clinical philosophical search for how the current heterogeneous