David Mann (ed.)Love and Hate
Psychoanalytic Perspectives
Herausgeber: Mann, David
In Search of Love and Hate. Love - Paradox of Self and Other. The Capacity
for Love. Love and Hate in the Analytic Encounter with a Woman Therapist.
Love, Hate and Personality. 'The Origins of Love and Hate' Revisited.
Freeing Eros in the Playroom of Therapy - The Interface of Hate and Love:
Sexualisation, Abstinence and the 'Celibate' Countertransference. The
Importance of Being Able to Be Hated as a Pre-requisite for Love.
Misanthropy and the Broken Mirror of Narcissism - Hatred in the
Narcissistic Personality. The Mother's Hatred and the Ugly Child. Love and
Hate in the Therapeutic Encounter. "When Love Begins to Play a Role, There
are only Disputes and Hatred" - Confusion and Limits in the Treatment of
Narcissistic Patients. No-one to Hold the Baby - The Traumatized
Individuals Incapacity to Love. The Love/Hate Couple in the Primal Scene -
The Problem of Dyads and Triads in Relationship Therapy. Love and Hate: A
Fusion of Opposites - A Window to the Soul. Following in the Footsteps of
Ferenczi, Balint and Winnicott: Love and Hate in a Setting Open to Body -
and Action - Related Interventions.
