Ghosts in the Human Psyche : The Story of a 'Muslim Armenian'

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Ghosts in the Human Psyche : The Story of a 'Muslim Armenian'

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  • 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版/ページ数 126 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9781912691067
  • DDC分類 150.195095662

Full Description

Vamık Volkan examines the impact of past and present historical events, cultural elements, political movements and their mental images on the psyche of individuals. Beginning with the history of the debates concerning the relevance of external events to the human psyche, Volkan moves on to look at the spread of psychoanalysis worldwide and the need to become familiar with the cultural, historical, and political issues when working abroad. The remaining chapters follow the story of a successful businessman who calls himself a 'Muslim Armenian'. His psychological journey clearly illustrates how ghosts from the past can remain alive and active in our lives, and how a clear understanding of his people's history and culture allowed the analyst to understand some important causes of his symptoms and personality characteristics.

By presenting a total case report, Volkan illustrates the methods applied to improve the analysand's psychological health. By presenting a case from the viewpoint of a psychoanalytic supervisor, including the supervisor's reactions to the individual being analysed, he has exposed another rich topic to consideration. With this book, Vamık Volkan has given us much to reflect upon.

Contents

About the Author

About this Book

CHAPTER ONE

History, Culture, Politics, and Psychoanalysis

CHAPTER TWO

Teaching and Supervising Psychoanalytic Cases in a Foreign Country

CHAPTER THREE

A Man Who Was Afraid of Ghosts and Graves

CHAPTER FOUR

The Beginning of Analysis and Therapeutic Neutrality

CHAPTER FIVE

Large-Group Identity

CHAPTER SIX

Secrets

CHAPTER SEVEN

Canyon of Hell

CHAPTER EIGHT

The Supervisor's Thoughts and Feelings

CHAPTER NINE

Having an "Analytic Object"

CHAPTER TEN

"Second Look" Experiences

CHAPTER ELEVEN

Behavioral Changes

CHAPTER TWELVE

Therapeutic Regression, Somatic Recollections,

and Disappearance of Phobias

CHAPTER THIRTEEN

Growing Up in a Different Way

CHAPTER FOURTEEN

Conducting Analysis during Political Turmoil

CHAPTER FIFTEEN

An Unexpected Ending

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