Bed Time : Oedipal Power/knowledge and the Regulation of Mother-son Intimacy in Freud's Case of Little Hans (Paperback)

1. Introduction: Oedipal Theory and Family Power  2. The Graf Family's Dynamics as Background to the Little Hans Case  3. Little Hans and Attachment Theory: Bowlby's Interpretation Reconsidered  4. Oedipal Power/Knowledge: The Sexualization of Attachment and the Regulation of Mother-Son Affection  5. Bowlby Versus the Spoiling Theory: Understanding the Prohibitory Nature of Oedipal Power/Knowledge  6. Olga Honig's Resistance to Oedipal Power/Knowledge  7. Trauma Theory and the Perpetuation of Mother-Bashing: Did Olga Honig's Abusive Parenting Cause Hans's Phobia?  8. The Social Context of the Oedipal Theory: Children as a Challenge to Emerging Ideals of Marital Harmony  9. Bed Time: Oedipal Power/Knowledge, Cosleeping, and the Modern Struggle Over the Child's Sharing of the Marital Bed  10. Family Systems, Lacan, DSM, and Looping: Four Alternative Perspectives on Little Hans  11. Final Thoughts: Oedipal Power/KNowledge and the Future of Psychoanalysis