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With contributions from Salman Akhtar, Müge Alkan, Gülgün Alptekin, Mine Özgüroğlu Çukurçeşme, Yavuz Erten, Cemile Serin Gürdal, Elif Nisan İlkmen, Ülkü Elif Gurışık, Bella Habip, Cüneyt İşcan, Süreyya İşcan, T. Byram Karasu, M. Sağman Kayatekin, Z. Emel Kayatekin, Pınar Limnili Özeren, Talat Parman, Kutluğhan Soyubol, Işıl Vahip, Vamık D. Volkan, and Ayla Yazıcı.
The book is divided into four parts. The first looks at the history of psychoanalysis in Turkey. The second investigates the psychology of mothers, fathers, siblings, and the adolescent phase in Turkey. The third addresses the complexities and nuances of identity formation, nostalgic rumination, massive trauma, and female aggression in the context of Turkish society at large, including the use of film and literature. The fourth pertains to technical clinical issues, dealing with matters as diverse as grief, spirituality in the context of psychotherapy and psychoanalysis, tenacious maternal transferences and the handling of nonverbal material in the clinical session, to name but a few. While the book is psychoanalytic, not all contributors are analysts; many belong to other fields including psychology, sociology, psychiatry, and cultural anthropology. Thus, this is a book not only for psychoanalysts, but also for members of those fields, psychotherapists, and anyone with an interest in Turkish culture.
Contents
Contents
Acknowledgements
About the editor and contributors
Introduction
Part I: Historical backdrop
1. Turkey psychoanalyzed and psychoanalysis Turkified
Kutluğhan Soyubol
2. Crosscurrents between the development of psychoanalysis and self-psychology in Turkey
Yavuz Erten
3. Psychoanalysis, Turkey, and the IPA
Vamık D. Volkan
Part II: Developmental observations
4. The nuances of mother-daughter relationship in Turkish culture
Müge Alkan and Salman Akhtar
5. Fatherhood and Turkish culture
Cüneyt İşcan and Süreyya İşcan
6. Sibling relationship and some thoughts on siblings in Turkish culture
Pınar Limnili Özeren
7. The absence of adolescent-like traits in the adult psyche
Talat Parman
Part III: Cultural studies
8. The multilayered archeology of Turkish identity
M. Sağman Kayatekin and Z. Emel Kayatekin
9. An exploration of hysteria through the Turkish movie Nefret (1984)
Elif Nisan İlkmen
10. Suffering and memory of Holocaust survivors in Eytan İpeker's The Pageant (2020)
Bella Habip
Part IV: Clinical reports
11. Incest and the role of silent mothers
Ülkü Elif Gürışık
12. Art as a way of coping with the psychotic self
Ayla Yazıcı
13. Sounds, smells, and sundry amorphous material in the clinical hour
Cemile Serin Gürdal
14. Transforming the 'enslaving mother' image to 'liberating mother' image through the 'analyst's womb' in transference
Gülgün Alptekin
15. Technical challenges with bereavement in the course of an ongoing analysis
Işıl Vahip
16. Spiritual elements in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis
T. Byram Karasu
17. Some thoughts on tele-analysis in Turkey
Mine Özgüroğlu Çukurçeşme
References
Index
