History: Un-Attached
by C. V. Wooster
ASIN B0FTT9Z8QW.
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What it's about
What if Julius Caesar didn't need an empire, just therapy? History: Un-Attached imagines history's most powerful people not conquering lands or building legacies but lying on a couch, unpacking their unresolved trauma.
Through historically grounded, imagined therapy sessions with figures such as Joan of Arc, Galileo, Marie Antoinette, Thomas Edison, Alexander the Great, Walt Disney and Genghis Khan, the book reads the past through attachment theory, with John Bowlby, the father of attachment theory, as guest of honor on both sides of the couch.
Who it's for
The catalog lists History: Un-Attached as Historical Narrative by C. V. Wooster.
Subjects listed on the book page: history, psychology, attachment theory, humor, biography.
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History: Un-Attached is not listed as part of a numbered series on this site.
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Frequently asked questions
What is History: Un-Attached about?
History's biggest personalities — now with their emotional baggage included. What if history's greatest figures had gone to therapy?
What genre is History: Un-Attached?
History: Un-Attached is listed as Historical Narrative by C. V. Wooster.
Is History: Un-Attached part of a series?
History: Un-Attached is not listed as part of a numbered series on this site.