Integrating the perspectives of contemporary psychoanalysis (especially the viewpoints of Heinz Kohut, Helen Block Lewis, and Melanie Klein), family systems theory, and the sociology of conflict, Lansky delineates the spectrum of psychopathological predi
Integrating the perspectives of contemporary psychoanalysis (especially the viewpoints of Heinz Kohut, Helen Block Lewis, and Melanie Klein), family systems theory, and the sociology of conflict, Lansky delineates the spectrum of psychopathological predi
Melvin R. Lansky, M.D., is Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry at UCLA Medical School. He is founder and director of the Family Treatment Program at the West Los Angeles VA Medical Center and Training and Supervising Analyst at the Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Institute. Among his numerous articles on topics in psychoanalysis, applied analysis, and family psychiatry, are prize-winning essays on the regulation of narcissistic equilibrium in families.
Inhaltsangabe
I: Introduction 1. Symptom,System, and Personality in Fathers Who Fail II: General 2. The Paternal Imago III: Defenses Against Shame: Narcissistic Equilibrium in the Family System 3. Shame in the Family Relations of the Borderline Patients 4. Blame in the Marital Triad 5. Preoccupation as a Mode of Pathologic Distance Regulation 6. The Explanation of Impulsive Action 7. The Borderline Father: Reconstructions of Young Adulthood IV: Shame and Symptom Formation 8. The Psychiatrically Hospitalized Father 9. Violence, Shame, and the Family 10. Shame and Domestic Violence 11. Murder of a Spouse: A Family Systems Viewpoint 12. Shame and the Problem of Suicide: A Family Systems Perspectives 13. Escalation of Trauma in the Family of the Patient with Organic Brain Disease 14. Posttraumatic Nightmares and the Family (with Judith F. Karger) V: Treatment Difficulties 15. Conflict and Resistance in the Treatment of Psychiatrically Hospitalized Fathers (with Ellen Simenstad)
I: Introduction 1. Symptom,System, and Personality in Fathers Who Fail II: General 2. The Paternal Imago III: Defenses Against Shame: Narcissistic Equilibrium in the Family System 3. Shame in the Family Relations of the Borderline Patients 4. Blame in the Marital Triad 5. Preoccupation as a Mode of Pathologic Distance Regulation 6. The Explanation of Impulsive Action 7. The Borderline Father: Reconstructions of Young Adulthood IV: Shame and Symptom Formation 8. The Psychiatrically Hospitalized Father 9. Violence, Shame, and the Family 10. Shame and Domestic Violence 11. Murder of a Spouse: A Family Systems Viewpoint 12. Shame and the Problem of Suicide: A Family Systems Perspectives 13. Escalation of Trauma in the Family of the Patient with Organic Brain Disease 14. Posttraumatic Nightmares and the Family (with Judith F. Karger) V: Treatment Difficulties 15. Conflict and Resistance in the Treatment of Psychiatrically Hospitalized Fathers (with Ellen Simenstad)
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