The Jungle Is Neutral by F. Spencer Chapman CIA Sulloway retraces Freud's intellectual development

Sulloway retraces Freud's intellectual development and places psychoanalysis in a historical context larger than that accepted by its proponents

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The Jungle Is Neutral by F. Spencer Chapman CIA Sulloway retraces Freud's intellectual developmentThe Jungle Is Neutral by F. Spencer Chapman Corgi Books, 1973, ISBN 0552093084, paperback Very Good Condition 'For over three years, Colonel Spencer Chapman lived in the Malayan Jungle, harassing the Japanese, training the Chinese guerillas, undertaking the most hazardous marches. Twice he was captured, twice he escaped. He suffered at various times from black water fever, pneumonia, and tick typhus, as alternatives or additions to chronic malaria