She managed her entry into Oxford partly on the strength of a poem on Milton's Paradise Lost which she wrote after ingesting a friend's psycho-pharmaceutical that was supposed to keep her awake long enough to finish her essay. Gildiner's latest biographical segment describes her time at the University of Oxford's Trinity College starting in 1968 where she was one of only two female students (both American) studying literature, and where the clashes of American and British culture provided many interesting and entertaining episodes. Gildiner was born in Lewiston, New York, was later raised in Niagara Falls, New York, and spent her teen years in Amherst near Buffalo. in Psychology(1975), PhD in psychology(1983) – Influence of Darwin on FreudĬatherine Gildiner (born 1948) is an American–Canadian author and clinical psychologist. Gildiner holding a copy of the third installment in her memoir trilogy, Coming Ashoreī.A.
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