What Constitutes the Patient In Psycho-Therapy Alternative Approaches to Understanding

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ISBN: 9780876685495 | 0876685491
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 7/7/1977

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Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois. Theoretical examination by the author of the meaning of humanity and subjectivity, based on the writings of prominent philosophers and psychologists. DNLM: Psychoanalytic Theory.

Preface and Acknowledgments
Introduction
Brief Overview
Science and the Modern World
Heidegger	p. 1
Heidegger's Method	p. 2
Human Being and the World	p. 3
Being and Time	p. 5
"Existential Analytic"	p. 8
The Fundamental Error	p. 8
Objections to Heidegger's Theories	p. 10
Heidegger's Later Thought	p. 11
Clinical Aspects	p. 15
Foucault	p. 19
General Approach	p. 20
Findings from Archaeology	p. 21
First Conclusions	p. 24
What Is "Meaning" in the Human Sciences?	p. 25
Findings from Genealogy	p. 27
Summary	p. 29
Objections	p. 29
Conclusions	p. 30
Foucault's Third Method	p. 35
Hermeneutics	p. 39
What is "Hermeneutics"?	p. 39
The Development of Modern Hermeneutics	p. 42
Hans-Georg Gadamer	p. 45
Conversation with Dr. Gadamer	p. 51
Extensions of the Hermeneutic Approach	p. 53
Hermeneutic Psychiatry	p. 54
Ricoeur	p. 59
Ricoeur's Use of Hermeneutics	p. 60
Ricoeur's View of Psychoanalysis	p. 62
Ricoeur's General Conclusions	p. 64
Ricoeur on Freud's Early Writings	p. 66
Ricoeur on Freud's Later Writings	p. 68
Objections to Ricoeur	p. 70
Lacan	p. 73
Postmodernism	p. 74
Background for Lacan Study	p. 75
Linguistics	p. 77
Lacan's Approach	p. 79
Lacan's Reading of Freud	p. 81
Lacanian Psychoanalysis	p. 84
Lacan's Theory in Perspective	p. 87
Questions	p. 90
Sartre	p. 95
Existential Psychoanalysis	p. 97
Sartre's Later Psychological Views	p. 99
Objections to Sartre	p. 101
Sartre's Conclusions in Psychology	p. 103
Sartre's Philosophy: Recapitulation	p. 105
The Intellectual and the Artist	p. 106
R. D. Laing	p. 109
Overview of Laing's Concepts	p. 111
The Schizoid Patient	p. 113
The False Self System and Psychosis	p. 116
Mystification	p. 117
Historical Background: The Self	p. 121
Lukacs	p. 122
Patocka	p. 132
Unavoidable Philosophical Premises	p. 138
Language	p. 140
Precursors of Kohut's Ideas	p. 141
Kohut	p. 147
The Self and Its Development	p. 148
The Treatment Process	p. 151
Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis Compared	p. 155
Kohut's Conclusions	p. 157
Contributions from Infant Research	p. 159
Husserl and Merleau-Ponty: Phenomenology	p. 163
Phenomenology in Psychiatry	p. 164
What Is Phenomenology?	p. 165
Clinical Applications	p. 168
Winnicott's Phenomenology	p. 173
Phenomenology in Infant Research	p. 175
The Phenomenology of Merleau-Ponty	p. 177
Merleau-Ponty and Sartre Contrasted	p. 179
Preoedipal Pathology	p. 181
Epilogue	p. 183
The Death Instinct	p. 183
Human Aggression	p. 186
Lacan's Concept of the Origin of Aggression	p. 187
Trilling's Opposition to the Postmodern Approach	p. 188
Kohut's Concept of Aggression	p. 189
The Erasure of Humans	p. 190
Solutions	p. 192
The Importance of Praxis	p. 194
Can Human Aggression Be "Tamed"?	p. 196
References	p. 199
Index	p. 215
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