| Description |
1 online resource (153 p.) |
| Series |
Psychoanalytic Inquiry Book Ser |
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Psychoanalytic Inquiry Book Ser
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| Contents |
Cover -- Endorsement -- Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of contents -- Chapter 1 Preview, historical perspective, and the plan of the book -- Preview of main contributions to theory -- An historic perspective (JL) -- First: seeking: its role as spark for motivational activation -- The fundamental launching point (motivational source) for experience -- Seeking stimuli -- Four related processes of seeking -- Winnicott's experiment on seeking -- Seeking and motivational systems: what desired adaptive experiences are sought in each motivational system? |
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Seeking and then what? The intersubjective influence -- Second: three developmental pathways for seeking -- The developmental pathway for seeking human relatedness and intimacy -- Attachment -- The developmental pathway for seeking mastery of the environment, confidence, and competence -- Regulation and power -- The developmental pathway for seeking a healthy body, physiological regulation, a pleasing appearance, and good body-mind ... -- The mind-body connection -- Sensuality as the glue that holds together the infant's human relatedness and body sensations |
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Two modes of experience: 1) holistic and 2) linear -- Critical patterns of the neonate and young infant's experience that contribute to the three pathways and an underlying ... -- Underlying affect tone -- Components of the psychoanalytic process: the ambiance between analysand and analyst and the underlying affect tone -- Shame, ideals, and identity -- Sensuality and sexuality across the divide of shame -- The reverberating circuit of shame -- Shame as identity -- Clinical example -- Goodwill -- Cultural values and idealized narratives -- Heroics: a masculine ideal |
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Superwoman: a feminine ideal -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 2 The treatment of Eileen -- Introduction -- Continuity and change (FL) -- Clinical vignette -- References -- Chapter 3 The treatment of Samantha -- A wintry village -- References -- Summary of Chapters 2 and 3 -- Reflections -- Chapter 4 Disappointment and disillusion -- Disillusion: its negative impact on seeking -- Introduction -- Similarities, dissimilarities, and blind spots in therapeutic relations -- Intersubjective similarity and intersubjective dissimilarity -- Case study -- Conclusion -- References -- Discussion |
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Case examples of illusion/disillusion (JL) -- Personal example of illusion/disillusion -- Disillusion in the business world: its negative impact on seeking -- The story of Peter -- The story of Greg -- Background -- Conclusion -- Final summary -- Index |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Fosshage, James L
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Lachmann, Frank M
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| ISBN |
9781000330953 |
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1000330958 |
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