Shame And Guilt Societies

Eleanor B. Morris Wu was born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. She later earned a B.A. from Harvard University in English and studied Anthropology in Graduate School in Toronto, Canada. She married Eurasian artist and journalist Kim Sing (Jian Sheng) (Steven) Wu in the United States in 1970. They had one son, Jonathan, who now lives in Arlington, Va. Kim Sing Wu died in 1989. "Eleanor B. Morris Wu now teaches literature in University in Taipei. She is the author of LOSING PLUM BLOSSOM (2003) and THE BLACK KING (2004), the first two novels in the trilogy now completed by A CONSPIRACY OF NATIONS. She is also the author of FROM CHINA TO TAIWAN: HISTORICAL, ANTHROPOLOGICAL AND RELIGIOUS PERSPECTIVES, published by Monumenta Serica in Germany in English is 2004. A published poet, Eleanor B. Morris Wu received an Honorary Doctorate of Literature (LITT.D) in 2004 from the WAAC (World Academy of Arts and Culture), an academic organization recognized by and affiliated with UNESCO. Eleanor B. Morris Wu plans more novels, the fourth which should be finished in 2006, introducing more characters and more far eastern and other exotic venues to her thrilling trilogy. In SHAME AND GUILT SOCIETIES: ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERPSECTIVES ON PSYCHOANALTYICAL THEORY Eleanor B. Morris Wu synthesizes the psychoanalytical theories of Freud, Jung and Kohut and combines them with the sociological theories of Weber. The result is an exciting and revolutionary new theory of anthropology.