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Index
Cover
Title
Copyright
Contents
Acknowledgements
List of editors and contributors
Introduction
PART 1 History of complex trauma and dissociative problems in living
1 Is trauma-analysis psycho-analysis?
2 From trauma-analysis to psycho-analysis and back again
3 The everywhereness of trauma and the dissociative structuring of the mind
4 Pierre Janet, Sigmund Freud, and dissociation of the personality: The first codification of a psychodynamic depth psychology
5 The Ferenczi paradox: His importance in understanding dissociation and the dissociation of his importance in psychoanalysis
PART 2 Psychoanalytic orientations and the treatment of complex trauma, dissociation, and dissociative disorders
6 Models of dissociation in Freud’s work: Outcomes of dissociation of trauma in theory and practice
7 Jung and dissociation: Complexes, dreams, and the mythopoetic psyche
8 “A queer kind of truth”: Winnicott and the uses of dissociation
9 A Kleinian perspective on dissociation and trauma: Miscarriages in symbolization
10 “It never entered my mind”
11 Precarious places: Intersubjectivity in traumatized states
12 Latah, an ethnic syndrome with dissociative features: A sadomasochistic pattern?
PART 3 Aspects of psychoanalytic treatment of complex trauma and dissociation
13 Thoughts on working with the dreams of DID and DDNOS patients
14 Who moved my “Swiss” cheese? Eating disorders and the use of dissociation as an attempt to fill in the “whole”
15 Dissociative attunement in a resonant world
16 Divide and multiply: A multi-dimensional view of dissociative processes
17 The personal diagnostic crisis: The acknowledgement of self-states in DID
18 Psychoactive therapy of DID: A multiphasic model
19 The seeming absence of children with DID
PART 4 Current research trends in complex trauma dissociation and dissociative disorders
20 A tale of two offenders: Why dissociation is under-diagnosed in forensic populations
21 An update on research about the validity, assessment, and treatment of DID
22 Speaking one’s dissociated mind: So should my thoughts be severed from my griefs and woes
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