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Title: Little Red Riding Hoods on the Couch
Author: Lilla Veszy-Wagner, PH.D.
Member of the British Psychoanalytical Society and in private practice in London. In addition to a book on psychological anthropology and several papers in Hungarian, she has authored many papers, both theoretical and clinical, on psychoanalysis as applied to anthropology, sociology, mythology and literature. Her present contribution adds to Dr. Veszy-Wagner's published studies on mythologic figures whose behavior we may rediscover in patients today.
Herbert Fingarette, PH.D.
Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He has in the past 16 years written extensively on relationships between psychoanalysis and philosophy. In addition to a book, The Self in Transformation, he has published numerous papers and addressed psychiatric congresses on philosophical-psychoanalytical aspects of literature, law, religion, and psychiatric theory. He is an Advisory Editor of “The Psychoanalytic Review.”
Mark Kanzer, M.D.
Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the State University of New York, Downstate Medical College, where he is a member of the psychoanalytic faculty. He has long been a contributor to the analytic literature on mythology, most recently in a study, “On Interpreting the Oedipus Plays,” in The Psychoanalytic Study of Psychiatry.
Thomas Mintz, M.D.
Both a Child and Adult Psychiatrist in private practice, he also serves as a Supervisor at the Reiss-Davis Child Study Center. Dr. Mintz has a special interest in children's literature and has recently had published a paper on nursery rhymes.
John W. Markson, M.D.