Why are we still arguing about Freud?

There's something insistently grudging about the book that really Freud can't be credited

with anything.

George Proceneck will be here to talk about a new book by Frederick Cruz, Freud, the

making of an illusion.

Who was James McGill Buchanan and how did he help empower the radical rate in America?

So that really left the kind of clint in his soul that he talked about in his autobiography,

a kind of resentment of what he saw as this northeastern elite.

Nancy McLean, author of the new book Democracy and Chains, will join us to explain.

Alexander Alter will give us an update from the literary world, plus we'll talk about

what we and the wider world are reading.

This is Inside the New York Times Book Review.

I'm Pamela Paul.

George Proceneck joins us now.

He reviews a book on our cover this week called Freud, the Making of An Illusion by

Frederick Cruz.

George, thanks for being here.

It's a pleasure.

And I should also say he is the author of many books, including most recently Stranger

in a Strange Land, searching for Gershams Sholam and Jerusalem, which came out earlier

this year.

That's right in the spring.

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