Multiple man: Explorations in possession and multiple personality by Adam Crabtree

by Adam Crabtree

In his pioneering work Multiple Man, Adam Crabtree redefines the meaning of "mental health" through his exploration of multiple personality disorder and possession. Initially viewed as anomalies of the human psyche, Crabtree reveals that these two disorders have much more in common than previously believed and that multiple personality, in particular, may simply be an unusual, yet common, form of multiple consciousness.

Genres: Psychology, Nonfiction

Hardcover

First published January 1, 1985

Reviews

[reqbat · Rating 3 out of 5]

From the 1980s, this is a book definitely of its time and place-I wonder if it was written as a response to Michelle Remembers? Is this a book that helped what eventually became false memory syndrome? 3 stars isn’t for quality or even my level of enjoyment, but more of how important I think it is as a historical document.