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· 분류 : 외국도서 > 인문/사회 > 심리학 > 심리사상 > 융 심리학
· ISBN : 9781138948099
· 쪽수 : 226쪽
· 출판일 : 2016-05-17
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Foreword by Tom Kelly. Editors’ Introductions. Section 1, Interventions. Carta, Opening our rooms: The ETnA projects for migrants in Italy. Papadopoulos, Therapeutic encounters and interventions outside the consulting room: challenges in theory and practice. Zoja, After mass violence and displacement ? how a ‘safe place’ emerges through symbolic play. San Roque and Santospirito, The long weekend in Alice Springs. Section 2, Equalities and Inequalities. Cotter, The politics of care and caring: One UK perspective. Martin-Vallas, Taking care of psychotic patients by giving them a job: an analyst in a French social institution. Troudart, Interviewing people complaining about torture: the interpersonal and inner experience from a Jungian perspective. Section 3, Politics and Modernity. Alschuler, The psychopolitics of liberation: the struggle of native people against oppression in Guatemala and Canada. Lu, Piecing the story together: the political and psychological aspects of oral history interviewing in the Chinese/Vietnamese Diaspora. Dunlap, Founding a distinctive Jungian political psychology while we form ourselves into a new type of psychological practitioner. Gambini, Our future lies hidden in our roots. Section 4, Culture and Identity. Boechat, Racism: An unwelcome guest in Brazilian cultural identity. Rowland, Jung for/with feminism? The gendered imagination and Jung’s infamous quote. Rasche, Defences of the Self: Cultural complexes and models for non-violent conflict resolution. Singer, Snapshots of the Obamacare Cultural Complex. Section 5, Cultural Phantoms. Heuer, ‘And death shall have no dominion’: attending to the silence. Kimbles, Jung’s relationship with Jews and Judaism. Shen, Behind the mask of China: the continuing trauma of the Cultural Revolution. Section 6, Nature: Truth and Reconciliation. Bernstein, Healing Our Broken Connection to Nature: The Psyche-Left-Behind. Kawai, Psychological relief work after the 11 March 2011 earthquake in Japan: Jungian perspectives and the shadow of activism. Kutek, A Jungian spoke in the Town and Country Planning wheel: It's the alchemy, stupid! Rust, Nature: truth and reconciliation.