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Ana-María Rizzuto's groundbreaking explorations of the formation of God representations in early childhood and their elaboration throughout the life cycle have made their mark, enriching the practice of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, as well as scholarship within the psychoanalytic study of religion. Accompanied by illuminating commentaries by Rizzuto, the authors of this edited collectione essays in this volume underscore Rizzuto's most important contribution to clinical practice: rather than assert that psychoanalysis is incompatible with religious beliefs and practices or with spiritual concerns that patients may bring to a therapeutic context, Rizzuto makes room for the coexistence of psychoanalysis and religion in the therapeutic setting. Demonstrating how Rizzuto's work has enhanced connections within and among psychoanalytic theories of religion, established pathways for new developments in psychotherapy, and facilitated interdisciplinary conversations, this volume showcases the compelling power of Rizzuto's work and its ongoing influence.
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction, by Martha Reineke and David Goodman
Chapter 1: The Paradigm Shifting Research of Ana-María Rizzuto: Origins, Strategy, Reception, and Horizon, by John McDargh
Discussion, by Ana-María Rizzuto
Chapter 2: Becoming a Believer, Becoming an Unbeliever. The Contribution of Ana-María Rizzuto to the Psychology of Religion in the Light of Clinical Practice, by Mario Aletti
Discussion, by Ana-María Rizzuto
Chapter 3: The Persecuting God and the Crucified Self: The Vital Role of Metaphors in Psychotherapy, by Gry Stålsett, Arne Austad, and Leif Gunnar Engedal
Discussion, by Ana-María Rizzuto
Chapter 4: The Healing Factor in Psychotherapy: An Encounter with Ana-María Rizzuto, by Anthony Stern
Discussion, by Ana-María Rizzuto
Chapter 5: Birth of a Living Monster: Rizzuto and the Religious Imagination, by Martha Reineke
Discussion, by Ana-María Rizzuto
Chapter 6: Ana-María Rizzuto and the New Atheism: Science and Religion in Light of Psychoanalysis, by Jacob Waldenmaier
Discussion, by Ana-María Rizzuto
Conclusion, by Martha Reineke and David Goodman
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