Robin Skinner, John Cleese - Famílias e como (Sobre)Viver com Elas

This book is the result of a collective effort, lucid and richly illustrated.

How do people choose a partner? Why do they fall in love? What roles do they adopt or impose on each other? How do they behave towards their children? Why is sex so important?
Using knowledge gained from the most modern family therapy experiences, this book serves as a good interlocutor for those who, feeling emotions, hide them from others and themselves, seek a partner who is identical to them, and are, at their core, agents of reproducing inhibitions and taboos.
This is a book that was a huge success in England, precisely because its accessible language and the way the concepts are handled, push it into layers of readers that far exceed the traditional university audience.