Jungian Psychoanalysis by Stein, Murray -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Page Foreword EDITOR’S PREFACE PART ONE - GOALS

INTRODUCTION TO GOALS 1 - FACING THE SHADOW

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2 - GETTING ON TOP OF THOUGHT AND BEHAVIOR PATTERNS

THE NATURE OF COMPLEXES COMPLEX VALENCE AND EGO INTEGRATION REPETITION AND PARADOX SISYPHUS AND THE HERE-AND-NOW REFERENCES

3 - CULTURAL COMPLEXES IN ANALYSIS

THE BUILDING BLOCKS THE THEORY OF CULTURAL COMPLEXES AN EXAMPLE OF A CULTURAL COMPLEX IN THE PSYCHE OF AN INDIVIDUAL (BY CATHERINE KAPLINSKY) COMMENTARY ON CATHERINE KAPLINSKY’S EXAMPLE (BY THOMAS SINGER) FURTHER CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS ABOUT CULTURAL COMPLEXES AN EXAMPLE OF A CULTURAL COMPLEX IN THE COLLECTIVE PSYCHE CONCLUSION REFERENCES

4 - INITIATING A PSYCHOLOGICAL EDUCATION

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5 - INSTIGATING TRANSFORMATION

A TRANSFORMATION PROCESS TRANSFORMATION IMAGES OF TRANSFORMATION THRESHOLDS TRANSFORMATION IN THE “EVENING OF LIFE” THE “DEATH-LINE” THE MUTUAL TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF EGO AND UNCONSCIOUS REFERENCES

6 - EMERGENCE AND THE SELF

HOLISM EMERGENCE THE SELF AS EMERGENT CONCLUSION REFERENCES

PART TWO - METHODS

INTRODUCTION TO METHODS 7 - THE RECOGNITION OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TYPE

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8 - WORKING IN AND WITH TRANSFERENCE

JUNG’S AMBIVALENCE ABOUT TRANSFERENCE THE NATURE OF TRANSFERENCE CONCEPTUAL CONTROVERSIES CLINICAL CONTROVERSIES JUNG’S ATTITUDE TOWARDS METHOD TRANSFERENCE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SYMBOLIC CAPACITY THE TRANSFERENCE MATRIX CONCLUSIONS REFERENCES

9 - DREAM INTERPRETATION AND THE CREATION OF SYMBOLIC MEANING

SCIENTIFIC THEORIES OF DREAMING FREUD’S THEORY OF DREAMS JUNG’S CRITIQUE: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SYMBOLS THE DREAM OF THE BOTANICAL MONOGRAPH THE FUNCTION OF DREAMING THE CONCENTRATION CAMP DREAM: SIGNIFYING THE UNSIGNIFIABLE REFERENCES

10 - AMPLIFICATION: UNVEILING EMERGENT PATTERNS OF MEANING

HIT OR MISS DISCONTINUITY BETWEEN WAKING AND DREAMING DISCERNING THE POWERS OF FATE BRIDGING THE GAP FOUR VIGNETTES CONCLUSION REFERENCES

11 - PEREGRINATIONS OF ACTIVE IMAGINATION

ORIGINS THE ORIGINAL METHOD OF ACTIVE IMAGINATION IN FOUR STAGES POISON OR PANACEA? THE POISONS THE PANACEAS THREE MODELS OF IMAGINAL PROCESS SUBVERSION AND THE MOMENT OF TRUTH SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL AND EMPATHY FOR THE OTHER—IMAGINATION AT THE ROUND TABLE REFERENCES

12 - ON MAKING AND MAKING USE OF IMAGES IN ANALYSIS

HOW THIS METHOD IS PRACTICED A CLINICAL EXAMPLE OF THIS PROCESS REFERENCES

13 - SANDPLAY

SANDPLAY WITH CHILDREN GROUP SANDPLAY FOR CHILDREN—NEW DEVELOPMENTS REFERENCES

14 - THE BODY AND MOVEMENT IN ANALYSIS

THE TRANSFERENCE IN BODY-CENTERED ANALYSIS MOVEMENT AS A VEHICLE TO AND FROM THE UNCONSCIOUS ANALYTICAL BODY-CENTERED WORK IN PRACTICE EPILOGUE REFERENCES

PART THREE - THE ANALYTIC PROCESS

INTRODUCTION TO THE ANALYTIC PROCESS 15 - BEGINNINGS AND ENDINGS

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16 - FROM FRAME THROUGH HOLDING TO CONTAINER

FRAME HOLDING CONTAINER CONCLUSION REFERENCES

17 - DIALOGUE

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18 - THE ANALYTIC RELATIONSHIP: INTEGRATING JUNGIAN, ATTACHMENT THEORY AND ...

AFFECT REGULATION MENTALIZATION AND REFLECTIVE FUNCTION A SENSE OF SELF-AGENCY THE ANALYTIC RELATIONSHIP AND THE PROCESS OF INDIVIDUATION AN INTEGRATED VIEW OF THE TASKS OF THE ANALYTIC RELATIONSHIP REFERENCES

19 - COUNTERTRANSFERENCE AND INTERSUBJECTIVITY

INTERSUBJECTIVITY AND SYSTEMS THEORIES DYADIC SYSTEMS AND INFANT RESEARCH EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT MEMORY JUNG AND SYSTEMS MODELS A CLINICAL MOMENT REFERENCES

20 - ANALYZING PROJECTIONS, FANTASIES, AND DEFENSES

FANTASY PROJECTION ANALYZING PRIMITIVE PROJECTIONS, FANTASIES, AND DEFENSES MAGGIE SILVIA DISCUSSION CONCLUSION REFERENCES

21 - GENDER AND SEXUALITY: IMAGINAL, EROTIC ENCOUNTERS

TRANSFERENCE AND REPETITION SYMBOLIZATION THROUGH TRANSFERENCE TRANSFERENCE—INCESTUOUS AND EROTIC REFERENCES

22 - THE EXPERIENCE OF THE NUMINOUS IN THE CONSULTING ROOM

INTRODUCTION METHODOLOGY AND EPISTEMOLOGY THE HOLY IN THE CONSULTING ROOM THE SELF AND THE EGO A PSYCHOLOGY OF GRACE CONCLUSION REFERENCES

23 - JUNGIAN PSYCHOANALYSIS IN THE CONTEXT OF JAPANESE CULTURE

THE NOH STAGE BEGINNING AND ENDING ANALYSIS THE WANDERING SOUL WOMEN IN NOH MONOTONY AND INTEREST BROKEN DREAMS DEATH AND REBIRTH IN NOH NOH MASKS TRAINING NOH ACTORS

PART FOUR - SPECIAL TOPICS

INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL TOPICS 24 - THE CHILD’S SIDE: GENEALOGY OF THE SELF

CHILD ANALYSIS AND THE JUNGIAN WORLD FREUD AND JUNG DISCUSS THE CHILD AND THE INFANTILE CARL GUSTAV’S STRAINED RELATIONSHIP WITH CHILDHOOD CHILD ANALYSIS IN A WORLD OF ADULT ANALYSTS BEYOND JUNG: THE CHILD’S INDIVIDUATION THE SELF: AXIS OF PSYCHIC GROWTH PIONEERING MOTHERS: MARIE MOLTZER AND FRANCES WICKES MICHAEL FORDHAM AND ERICH NEUMANN, SECOND-GENERATION FOUNDING FATHERS IS THERE SUCH A THING AS JUNGIAN CHILD ANALYSIS? REFERENCES

25 - ADOLESCENCE—A DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVE

THE SUBPHASES OF ADOLESCENCE AND THE RELEVANT TREATMENT TECHNIQUES CONCLUSION REFERENCES

26 - WORKING WITH TRAUMA IN ANALYSIS

THE NATURE OF SELF-SPLITTING ORIGIN AND FUNCTION OF THE SELF CARE SYSTEM DIFFERENT TYPES OF TRAUMA HOW EARLY TRAUMA IS “REMEMBERED” IN THERAPY THE IMPORTANCE OF THE RELATIONSHIP IN THE HEALING OF TRAUMA CLINICAL EXAMPLE OF THE SELF CARE SYSTEM IN OPERATION FINAL CASE: ARCHETYPAL CHILD AND DOLPHINS PSYCHOLOGY WITHOUT THE PSYCHE? REFERENCES

27 - PSYCHOTHERAPY AND CONGENITAL PHYSICAL DISABILITY

ATTACHMENT AND TRAUMA CO-TRAUMATIC PROCESSES THERAPEUTIC APPROACH REFERENCES

28 - PSYCHE AND BRAIN

THE EARLIEST DEVELOPMENT OF PSYCHE EMBODIED PSYCHE PSYCHE, SELF, AND NEUROSCIENCE THE HEALING PROCESS CONCLUSION REFERENCES

29 - THE PASSIONS: TACTICS OF THE SOUL

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30 - THE ETHICAL ATTITUDE IN ANALYTICAL PRACTICE

ACHIEVING AN ETHICAL ATTITUDE: A DEVELOPMENTAL MODEL WITH ARCHETYPAL SOURCES FROM DYAD TO TRIAD: THE EVENTUAL ACHIEVEMENT OF TRIANGULATION BEYOND THE ... TRIANGULATION: THE ARCHETYPAL THIRD TRIANGULAR SPACE AND SUPERVISION IN ANALYTIC PRACTICE REFERENCES

31 - RELIGION AND JUNGIAN PSYCHOANALYSIS

JUNG ON RELIGION CONTAINMENT AND TRANSCENDENCE THE RELATIVITY OF GOD AND JUNG’S MYTH BRINGING UP FATHER: JUNG ON THE EDUCATION OF GOD IN HISTORY CONCLUSION REFERENCES

32 - RESEARCH

ASSOCIATION EXPERIMENT AND DREAMS RESEARCH ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF JUNGIAN PSYCHOANALYSIS A CONSEQUENCE OF RESEARCH THE DILEMMA NARRATIVE-BASED MEDICINE CONCLUSION EXPERIENTIAL RESEARCH ACADEMIC RESEARCH WHY ARE WE NOT HEARD BY THE OTHERS? REFERENCES

33 - THE SOCIAL DREAMING MATRIX

INTRODUCTION HISTORY THE SOCIAL DREAMING MATRIX SOCIAL DREAMING SOCIAL DREAMING IN CONTEXT SUMMARY REFERENCES

PART FIVE - TRAINING

INTRODUCTION TO TRAINING 34 - TRAINING PROGRAMS

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF IAAP TRAINING PROGRAMS CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES

35 - TRAINING ANALYSIS

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36 - SUPERVISION OF THE APPRENTICE

AUTHORITY AND ETHICS TRAINING AND APPRENTICESHIP NOT KNOWING VS. TECHNIQUE SUPERVISION AS CONTAINMENT TRIANGLES AND PARALLEL PROCESS LEARNING ABOUT BOUNDARIES BECOMING A SUPERVISOR CONCLUSION REFERENCES

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