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Destruction in Cambridge and Hollywood On the scent of analytical meanings behind a recent film
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 January 2018
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As part of winding-down from the Society for Psychotherapy Research's conference in Ravenscar and the Royal College of Psychiatrist's meeting in Cambridge on destruction, I went to see the award winning film Scent of a Woman∗. There was a synchronicity to this choice since in retrospect it seemed to me to reflect much of what was to be gained from the two conferences.
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