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Jan 28, 2018
doug stanhope
allways great
Jul 10, 2008
Vienna
I bought this book for my mother-in-law who was born in Vienna, Austria in 1928. It was one of the presents for her 80th birthday & she keeps it on her coffee table. She absolutely loved it! I just picked it out, not really knowing much about Vienna, other than what I have heard from her, so she is the real critic of this book. If you are a child of Vienna, miss Vienna, or just would like to get some back-ground knowledge about it, this is the book for you.
Jan 07, 2008
The Flock/The Autobiography of a Multiple Personality
1 of 1 found this helpful I bought this book because I had a lifetime of blackouts and traumatic memories and was diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder which is the new term that has replaced Multiple Personality Syndrome. I have been reading different books of this nature to try to touch base with another individual who may have had the same experiences that I had and I needed to have that commonality. This book was written on a level that the everyday person can understand. It wasn't overcome with overwriting & medical jargon. It was written from both the psychiatrist's and patient's perspectives and it probably helped the individual get thru the writing of the book by doing it that way. I am attempting to write about my own life and because I have no steady structure to support me (such as the psychiatrist in "The Flock"), I am floundering around right now on the right direction to head with my story.
Anyone interested in this book would also be interested in "When Rabbit Howls - The Truddi Chase Story", "Sybil" and "The Three Faces of Eve". The levels of explicit and graphic nature of the story and the most adult are "When Rabbit Howls" next being "Sybil" and the mildest with "The Three Faces of Eve".
I was a little let down that there was not more intense, detailed history of her childhood. Something seemed to be lacking, but there was enough similiarities between some of our experiences that made me feel a kinship and keep reading it. It is simple and to the point without getting caught up in past history, just current events. Most of the story takes place once the woman has begun therapy and only touches very briefly on what may have caused her to be like that to begin with. You never really know for sure. If you like plain, simple and to the point stories, then "The Flock" is for you.