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…times made reading Anna Freud: a Biography difficult. For example, the book covered many of Anna Freud's theories and this being a biography and not a psychology textbook it was difficult to comprehend without previous knowledge of her theories. An entire…

…Anna Knight lived a long and prosperous life. During her lifetime, she accomplished many things and did a lot of great things for the church and her community. She was born in 1874 in Mississippi, but her family was originally from Georgia where her…

…Anna Mae Pictou-Aquash (1945-1976) Mimac Activist and Educator April 3, 2000 Anna Mae Pictou Aquash, a Micmac Indian rights activist, was born on March 27, 1945…

…The story of Anna Leonowens, the strong minded, widowed British governess who travelled to Siam in the mid-1800's to educate the king's many children, has been told in film many times before. The most famous incarnation of this story is Rogers…

…Anna Blair Etheridge was an honored civil war nurse. She was well known to the people who fought in the war. Information about her childhood is scarce. She joined the army as a cook, and ended up being a nurse. She devoted her life…

…A great poet is much more than a lyrist or a verse writer, a great poet is a person of deep imaginitive and expressive capabilities with a special sensitivity to the world around them. Anna Akhmatova is a great poet. Even more specifically, Anna…

…ANNA SEWELL Anna Sewell was born in England in 1820. Of course, the world knows her best for her single work, Black Beauty, the life and times of a black horse with a single sock and a star, from his happy youth to his pleasant retirement…

…Anna Morandi Manzolini There have been many famous men and women scientists throughout the centuries. Although most of the time it’s men who get recognition, women scientists get their moment of glory as well. Previous women scientists have…

…the setting jumps were interesting, it was hard to keep up with what you have just read. The book is not clear about who is talking and who there during a particular scene. Anna Quindlen is also not clear about what is going on. In a lot of places I was not sure…

…Whilst Anna O's, or rather Bertha Pappenheim's place in the history of hysteria, and subsequently psychoanalysis, is undoubtedly crucial, we must, in order to understand her own condition and that of her case biographers, place this infamous patient…