David Hamilton Golland

David Hamilton Golland, Ph.D.

Dean and Professor of History
Wayne D. McMurray School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Monmouth University

Coming soon from IPBooks:

Flexibly Freudian: Collected Works of Jeffrey H. Golland (Editor)

The concept of psychoanalysis as science is but one of my father’s reconceptualized “three masters”—the other two being psychoanalysis as healing art, because it involves doctors and patients, and psychoanalysis as philosophy, because Freud, its founder and visionary, was accorded the final volume of the first edition of the Mortimer Adler and Robert Maynard Hutchins’ Great Ideas series. Indeed, Dad’s existing scholarly corpus is both the collected works of a practicing Freudian and a critical reappraisal of Freud and Freudianism. Critical, yet warm. And timely.

Also by [David] Golland:

Latest Interview:

8/6/24: Afternoon Drive with Drew Moholland

Latest Review:

6/14/24: Rock Reads 2024: A Summer Guide for the Rock & Roll Literate

By Chris Barrera, The Aquarian
Formed from the remnants of the original Santana band that played a legendary set at Woodstock in 1969, Journey began as a progressive rock act with jazz and blues undertones led by teen guitar prodigy Neal Schon and organ player and main vocalist Gregg Rolie. Author David Hamilton Golland traces the winding road the group took as it morphed into a multi-platinum worldwide smash that dominated the music charts in the 1980s, survived multiple lineup changes that threatened to doom the act forever, then made an unlikely resurrection to become an American institution and thriving concert draw 50 years after its first shows.

Latest News:

3/11/24: Booking it: Local authors David Hamilton Golland and Seamus Sionnach announce new book releases

By Regina Molaro, Two River Times
The iconic rock band Journey, of “Don’t Stop Believin” fame, is celebrating 50 years of rocking out with its fans worldwide. The band recently kicked off its Freedom Tour 2024 and will play venues across the country and around the world. Middletown resident David Hamilton Golland, Ph.D., dean of Monmouth University’s Wayne D. McMurray School of Humanities and Social Sciences and a professor of history, tapped his expertise and passion for Journey’s music and authored a book about the band’s evolution.

Next Appearance:

Dave's latest book tour has officially ended. If you would like him to sign your copy of any of his books, you can reach him at dgolland-at-gmail.com.