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For many years, Newman has presented
an annual lecture at Town Hall in Manhattan where he shares
a philosophical perspective on broad topics in popular
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 Unscientific
Psychology:
A Cultural-Performatory
Approach to Understanding Human Life
By Fred Newman and Lois Holzman
Western Philosophy is dead. Yet its assumptions and presuppositions — disguised
as science — live on in modernist psychology. Arguing
that psychology is a pseudoscientific hoax, the authors deconstruct
three of psychology's most powerful myths: the myth of the
individual; the myth of mental illness; and the myth of development.
(Praeger, 1996)
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