Psychology and the other

Goodman, David, (editor.). Freeman, Mark Philip, 1955- (author.).

Summary: 'Psychology and the Other' brings into dialogue perspectives on the idea of the Other from various subdisciplines within psychology along with related disciplines through constructive critical exchange. At its heart is the attempt to use the language of the Other as a vehicle for rethinking aspects of psychological processes.

Record details

ISBN: 9780199324804
ISBN: 0190490314
ISBN: 9780190490317
ISBN: 0199324816
ISBN: 9780199324811
Physical Description: 1 online resource
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Publisher: Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2015.
Copyright: ©2015

Content descriptions

Bibliography, etc. Note:	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note:	Chapter 1. Introduction: Why the Other? / David M. Goodman and Mark Freeman -- Part I. Thinking Otherwise about the Human Condition: Chapter 2: Time and Lament: Levinas and the Impossible Possibility of Therapy / Eric R. Severson; Chapter 3. The Fourth/Reduction: Carl Jung, Richard Kearney, and the Via Tertia of Otherness / Amy Bentley Lamborn; Chapter 4. Transcendence, Renewal, and Reconciliation in Ronald Laing and Hans Loewald / Marsha Aileen Hewitt; Chapter 5. "The Other" within: Freud's Representation of the Mind / Alfred I. Tauber; Chapter 6. The Melancholy of Psychoanalysis: Marion, Kristeva, and the Difference of Theology / Jennifer Wang -- Part II. Healing Through Relation: Chapter 7. Kierkegaard and the Other: A Phenomenological Psychotherapy / Merold Westphal; Commentary on Westphal: The Patient's Intentionality as Primary / Elizabeth A. Corpt; Chapter 8. The Difficulty of Being Two: Subjectivity and Otherness according to Lacan and Levinas / Jeffrey Bloechl; Commentary on Bloechl: The Levinasian Freud / Mark Freeman; Chapter 9. Beyond Sameness and Difference: Normative Unconscious Processes and Our Mutual Implication in Each Other's Suffering / Lynne Layton; Commentary on Layton: Beyond Sameness and Difference: Some Transnational Perspectives / Leslie A. Adelson; Chapter 10. The Shock of Recognition: What My Grandfather Taught Me About Psychoanalytic Process / Stuart A. Pizer; Commentary on Pizer: The Refugee in the Kitchen: Variations on Hineni for Stuart Pizer and His Grandfather / Donna M. Orange; Chapter 11. Beyond Alterity: The Path to Gratitude / Marie Hoffman; Commentary on Hoffman: Gratitude and Existential Uncertainty / Doris Brothers; Chapter 12: Being-in-the-World and Schizophrenia: Three Phenomenological Approaches to Self-Experience in Schizophrenia / Elizabeth Grosz; Commentary on Grosz: The Anguish of the Intermediaries: The Lived Experience of Schizophrenia / Heather Macdonald and Christy Hobza -- Part III. Voices in the Field of the Other: Chapter 13. Confronting Otherness and Negotiating Identity in the German Jewish Experience / Roger Frie; Chapter 14. On Psychologizing the Other: Plato, Pith Helmets, and Pathology / Alvin Dueck; Chapter 15. The Pornographic Self: Technology, Vulnerability, and "Risk Free" Desire / David M. Goodman; Chapter 16. The Language of the Inbox: A Radical Rethinking of Hospitality / Heather Macdonald; Chapter 17. Writing the Vignette: Fascination and the Reversing of the Subjective / Peter August.
Source of Description Note:	Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed June 22, 2015).