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Abstracts & Reviews : Menstruation and Psychoanalysis by Mary Jane Lupton. 1993. Champaign, IL: University of Illinois Press. Paper: $14.95, Cloth: $34.95, ISBN 0-252-02012- X, 228 pages

not just a reflection of the attitude of the larger culture; but also of specific difficulties in psychoanalytic theory. Lupton’s well-written and researched book gives the reader an indepth look at menstruation throughout the development of psychoanalytic theory It is well known that Freud undervalued motherhood and reproduction. He viewed menstruation as peripheral to the formation of the psyche. In the Freudian view of women, concepts such