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CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS FOREWORD PREFACE INTRODUCTION Emotional Deadness Chapter 1 THE FANTASY BOND
THE CONCEPT OF “LOVE-FOOD” DETERMINANTS OF THE FANTASY BOND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INADEQUATE MOTHER AS CONTRASTED WITH THOSE OF THE “GOOD MOTHER” PSEUDO-INDEPENDENCE AND THE PROCESS OF INCORPORATION THE FANTASY BOND IN THE ADULT DEFENSES AGAINST THREATS TO THE PRIMARY FANTASY BOND REACTIONS TO POSITIVE EXPERIENCES JOANNE CONCLUSION
Chapter 2 HUNGER VERSUS LOVE
THE FANTASY BOND AND THE TRADITIONAL FAMILY CAROL HUNGER AND THE MYTH OF FAMILY LOVE THE OPERATIONS OF LOVE HUNGER AND OVERPROTECTION
Chapter 3 COUPLE AND FAMILY BONDS
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COUPLE BOND SYMPTOMS OF A COUPLE BOND OTHER CHARACTERISTICS OF A BOND FAMILY BONDS COMMUNICATION IN COUPLE AND FAMILY BONDS CONCLUSION
Chapter 4 ORGANIZATION OF THE DEFENSIVE PROCESS
THE PRIMARY DEFENSE SECONDARY DEFENSES RECAPITULATING THE PAST THE BASIC COMPONENTS OF THE DEFENSE SYSTEM PROCESSES THAT BREAK INTO THE PRIMARY FANTASY BOND CONCLUSION
Chapter 5 IDEALIZATION OF THE FAMILY
ORIGIN OF THE IDEALIZATION OF THE PARENTS THE EFFECT OF CHALLENGING THE IDEALIZED IMAGE OF PARENTS AND FAMILY THE ESSENTIAL DIVISION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA THE FALSE SUPERIORITY OF THE FAMILY THE IDEALIZATION OF SUBSTITUTE PARENTAL FIGURES THE GOOD MOTHER/BAD FATHER RESISTANCE TO BREAKING THE IDEALIZATION OF THE PARENT IMPLICATIONS FOR THERAPY
Chapter 6 THE NEGATIVE SELF-CONCEPT
THE INNER VOICE—THE LANGUAGE OF THE DEFENSIVE PROCESS THE VOICE AS DISTINGUISHED FROM A “CONSCIENCE” HOW THE “VOICE” CONTRIBUTES TO THE FORMATION OF THE NEGATIVE SELF-CONCEPT ORIGINS OF THE NEGATIVE SELF-IMAGE DETERMINANTS OF THE NEGATIVE SELF-CONCEPT IMITATION OF NEGATIVE PARENTAL TRAITS COMPENSATION PERPETUATES THE NEGATIVE SELF-CONCEPT RESISTANCE TO CHANGING THE NEGATIVE SELF-CONCEPT
Chapter 7 DISPLACEMENT OF NEGATIVE PARENTAL CHARACTERISTICS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF A VICTIMIZED OR PARANOID APPROACH TO LIFE
THE DEVELOPMENT OF DISTORTED VIEWS OF OTHERS PASSIVITY AND THE PARANOID PROCESS SEVERE PARANOID STATES THE ROLE OF THE VOICE IN PARANOID THINKING STEREOTYPIC THINKING CONCLUSION
Chapter 8 INWARDNESS AND THE LOSS OF FEELING
THE VOICE’S ROLE IN CUTTING OFF FEELINGS SUPPRESSION OF PAIN AND THE PROTECTION OF THE FAMILY THE EFFECTS OF SUPPRESSING PAIN THE INWARD STATE AND FANTASY BREAKING BONDS—DISTURBING THE EQUILIBRIUM OF AN INWARD LIFE STYLE IMPERSONAL VS. PERSONAL RELATING INWARDNESS AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO WITHHOLDING
Chapter 9 WITHHOLDING
WITHHOLDING AND FANTASY GRATIFICATION HOSTILE WITHHOLDING THE ROLE OF THE “VOICE” IN WITHHOLDING AN ANALYSIS OF THE DYNAMICS OF WITHHOLDING WOMEN’S COMPULSION TO IMITATE THE WITHHOLDING MOTHER THE EFFECT OF WITHHOLDING ON MALE CHILDREN SEXUAL WITHHOLDING SEXUAL WITHHOLDING IN MEN THE EFFECT OF SEXUAL WITHHOLDING ON THE MAN JEALOUSY AND WITHHOLDING DYNAMICS OF WITHHOLDING IN RELATIONSHIPS CONCLUSION
Chapter 10 SELF-NOURISHING HABITS AND PAINKILLERS
DEVELOPMENT OF HABITUAL SELF-FEEDING PATTERNS ADDICTION TO PHYSICAL SUBSTANCES ADDICTION TO ROUTINES AND HABITUAL RESPONSES SELF-DESTRUCTIVE USE OF PRIVATE, ISOLATED TIME RATIONALIZING SELF-NOURISHING HABIT PATTERNS A BOND AS AN ADDICTION TO ANOTHER PERSON CONCLUSION
Chapter 11 SEPARATION, REGRESSION, AND FUSION
SEPARATION DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF INDIVIDUATION AND SEPARATION EMOTIONAL REACTIONS TO SEPARATION REGRESSION AND FUSION HELMUTH KAISER—FUSION-DELUSION SYMPTOMS OF REGRESSION AND THE FUSED STATE REGRESSIONS TYPICAL OF SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES THE BIPOLAR CAUSALITY OF REGRESSION REGRESSION DUE TO ACHIEVEMENT OR SUCCESS HOLDING ON TO THE “INNER CHILD” BECOMING A PARENT AND SUBSEQUENT REGRESSION CONCLUSION
Chapter 12 PSYCHOSIS
STAGES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE AUTHOR’S CONCEPTION OF THE SCHIZOPHRENIC PROCESS THE ROLE OF FANTASY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA DIMENSIONS OF THE SELF-MOTHERING PROCESS THE SELF-PARENTING ASPECT OF HALLUCINATION THE CONCEPT OF THE PERVERSE MOTHER IN SCHIZOPHRENIA CHARACTERISTICS OF THE “MALEVOLENT” MOTHER THE CONCEPT OF LOVE-FOOD ANXIETY AND THE CENTRAL CONFLICT QUALITATIVE CHANGES IN THE SCHIZOPHRENIC REGRESSION PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS CONCLUSION
Chapter 13 SEXUALITY
THE ORAL BASIS OF SEXUALITY INCEST IN SCHIZOPHRENIA HOMOSEXUALITY AND CONFUSED SEXUAL IDENTIFICATION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA THE ORAL BASIS OF SEXUALITY IN THE NEUROTIC OR “NORMAL” PERSON THE DEVELOPMENT OF SEXUAL IDENTITY IN THE NORMAL INDIVIDUAL ADULT EXPRESSIONS OF SEXUALITY CONCLUSION
Chapter 14 SOCIETY AND CONVENTIONALITY
DISTORTIONS OF CONVENTIONAL VALUES AS RATIONALIZATIONS FOR SELF-DENIAL THE IMPROBABILITY OF PARENTS LOVING THEIR CHILDREN DESPITE THEIR GOOD INTENTIONS CONVENTIONS AND INSTITUTIONS THAT SUPPORT THE “VOICE” TRADITIONAL RELIGIOUS VIEWS OF THE BODY AND SEXUALITY CONVENTIONAL VIEWS ABOUT THE FAMILY THAT SUPPORT DEFENSES THE MIXED MESSAGES OF SOCIETY CONCLUSION
Chapter 15 THE DEVELOPMENT OF INDIVIDUAL DEFENSES AGAINST DEATH ANXIETY
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SEPARATION ANXIETY AND DEATH ANXIETY STAGES IN THE CHILD’S DISCOVERY OF DEATH SYMPTOMS OF DENIAL AND REPRESSION OF AN AWARENESS OF DEATH IN CHILDREN SYMPTOMS OF CHILDREN’S UNDERLYING CONCERN ABOUT DEATH HOW THE DEFENSIVE PROCESS WORKS AS A PROTECTION AGAINST DEATH ANXIETY CONCLUSION
Chapter 16 CONVENTIONAL DEFENSES AGAINST DEATH ANXIETY
I. “MATURITY”—ULTIMATE SELF-DENIAL OR PARTIAL SUICIDE II. RELIGION—HOPE OF LIFE AFTER DEATH III. NATIONALISM AND TOTALITARIANISM—IMMORTALITY THROUGH A CAUSE IV. COUPLE BONDS—ADDICTION TO THE OTHER AS AN ULTIMATE RESCUER V. GENE SURVIVAL—IMMORTALITY THROUCH ONE’S CHILDREN VI. CREATIVITY—”THE BURDEN OF GENIUS” CONCLUSION
Chapter 17 PSYCHOTHERAPY OVERVIEW
THEORY OF RESISTANCE FEELING RELEASE THERAPY
Chapter 18 VOICE THERAPY
BRIEF-REVIEW OF THE CONCEPT OF THE VOICE DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY METHODS FOR ELICITING THE VOICE SUMMARY OF FINDINGS FROM VOICE THERAPY
Chapter 19 CORRECTIVE SUGGESTIONS
1. BREAKING SELF-FEEDING HABITS AND DEPENDENCY BEHAVIORS 2. BREAKING INTO THE PATIENT’S INWARDNESS AND INVOLVEMENT IN FANTASY 3. CONTROLLING PROVOKING BEHAVIOR AND INTERFERING WITH WITHHOLDING PATTERNS 4. SUGGESTIONS FOR DISRUPTING BONDS 5. SUGGESTIONS FOR EXPLORING A NEW IDENTITY AND OVERCOMING FEARS CONCLUSION
Chapter 20 THE PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY DIMENSIONS OF THE COMMUNITY
Chapter 21 POINT OF VIEW
1. MOTIVATIONAL DISHONESTY: PEOPLE DON’T WANT WHAT THEY SAY THEY WANT 2. THE DUPLICITY OF COUPLES IN A BOND 3. WITHHOLDING 4. MANIPULATIONS THROUGH GUILT AND ANGER 5. THE INEVITABLE DESTRUCTIVENESS OF DEFENSES 6. CONCLUSIONS ABOUT MEN, WOMEN, AND SEX THAT CONTRADICT POPULAR MYTHS AND SEXUAL STEREOTYPES 7. THE DESTRUCTIVENESS OF CONVENTIONALITY 8. APPLICATION OF THEORY TO CHILD REARING 9. THE THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF FRIENDSHIP 10. EXISTENTIAL ISSUES SUMMARY OF THEORY OF RESISTANCE
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