Spirit and Psyche: A New Paradigm for Psychology, Psychoanalysis and PsychotherapyJessica Kingsley Publishers, 2002 M11 15 - 272 pages Here is a excellent addition to the recent library of psychoanalytical approaches to Spirituality.' |
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... relationships, and groups. I was, and continue to be, interested in how object relations, i.e. interpersonal relations and their corresponding mental conflicts and representations, influence emotional development. I sought to treat ...
... relationships (Capra, 1975; Wilber, 1998, 2000; Zukav, 1979) to realms of paradox, mystery, and realities beyond the senses. Not incidentally, Jung himself developed a strong interest in quantum theory and its possible relationship to ...
... relationships can be integrated. As I have already mentioned, I come to this task from a psychoanalytic objectrelations and self-psychological perspective. However, I hope that my ideas will also be relevant to other psychotherapeutic ...
... relationships, the sense of self, and the spiritual life. As I considered such matters, connections began to form between what we know about the spiritual life, and current concepts in science, psychoanalysis, and psychotherapy. I ...
... relationships. One can further surmise that they may seek preverbal meanings of what their existence is all about, for example, that they can become depressed if they lose a certain faith in the dependability of things. Living systems ...
Contents
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Spirituality and Psychological Healing | 167 |
Addendum and Exemplification | 231 |
References | 255 |
Subject Index | 264 |
Author Index | 271 |