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From Mythmakers and Lawbreakers:

Paul Goodman (1911–1972), was a lot of things to a lot of different people. To the psychotherapy world, he is known as one of the co-founders of Gestalt theory. To the literary world, he was a novelist. Perhaps his most famous novel is The Empire City, a story that follows a ’50s rebel in New York City. But he’s also well known as the author of Growing Up Absurd, and his works were hugely influential on the ’60s student radical movement, a movement he later criticized as sometimes both too dogmatic and too fickle.

Wikipedia:

Paul Goodman

Fiction available through Amazon.com:

• Grand Piano Or the Almanac of Alienation
• The State of Nature
• The Copernican Revolution
• The Break-Up of Our Camp and Other Stories
• The Dead of Spring
• Parents’ Day
• The Empire City: A Novel of New York City
• Making do
• Adam & His Works
• A Ceremonial
• The Facts of Life
• Don Juan: Or, the Continuum of the Libido
• The Galley to Mytilene

Non-fiction works available for online reading:

From the Preservation Institute

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