Why people recommend it
Should You Leave? by Peter D. Kramer is an insightful psychological exploration of intimacy, autonomy, and the complex nature of human advice written by a prominent psychiatrist well known for his previous work. On The Book Review podcast, during the July 2024 episodes From the Archives Colson Whitehead and Jeffrey Toobin and Inside The New York Times Book Review, guest John Williams introduced the publication as his second recommendation. Williams reminded listeners that the author, psychologist Peter Kramer, is widely recognized for his earlier book Listening to Prozac, and noted that this release further explores related themes regarding antidepressants, human relationships, and psychological decision-making. Williams highlighted the specific subtitle of the work, emphasizing that the psychiatrist expertly navigates the difficult boundaries of personal choice and emotional entanglement. The recommendation underscored Kramer's ongoing ability to translate clinical expertise into engaging, accessible prose that helps readers understand the profound dilemmas inherent in human connection and personal freedom.
Who recommended it
- John Williams Recommended
John Williams — 2 mentions
“it's called should you leave it's by the psychologist uh Peter Kramer who everyone knows for listening to Prozac and who has a new book out also about anti-depressants the subtitle of this book is a psychiatrist explores intimacy and autonomy and the nature of advice”
“it's called should you leave it's by the psychologist r Peter Kramer who everyone knows for listening to Prozac”