Here.
“Somewhere at the top of the Hundred Acre Wood a little boy and his bear play. On the surface it is an innocent world, but on closer examination by our group of experts we find a forest where neurodevelopmental and psychosocial problems go unrecognized and untreated.”
It continues in a similar vein.
Thoughts?
It’s a good thing they’re doctors! It’ll probably take surgery to get that tongue out of that cheek… 
jayjay (who has read The Tao of Pooh)
Yeah, but when are they going to get into such classics as:
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“Thomas the Neurotic Tank Engine”?
“Peter Panic”?
“The Grinch Who Forget To Take His Meds”?
“Snow White and her Seven Co-Dependents”?
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Most interesting. But I think Freud might say, “Sometimes a bear is just a bear.”
screech-owl (who has read The Te of Piglet, but prefers Winnie ille Pu)
Winnie-the-Pooh has been analysed from many perspectives.
There’s a great collection of them in a book called “The Pooh Perplex” by Frederick C Crews. ISBN: 0860720268.
Atarian wanders off, thinking he’d like a little smackerel of something…
“The Pooh Perplex”?
The Pooper-Plex…BWWAAHAHAHAHAHAA!
LMAO!!
… the greatest book ever written, right next to The Te of Piglet… 
I have The Tao of Pooh and the Te of Piglet all in one handy volume. 
I always wanted to see a sequel to The Tao of Pooh filled with wise quotes from that ancient philosophier, ConPoohcius.
Not to mention the great olympic diver, Greg Poohgainis.