Self-relations in the psychotherapy process edited by J. Christopher Muran.
Detalles de publicación: Washington, DC American Psychological Association c2001.Edición: 1st edDescripción: xv, 391 p. ill. 24 cmISBN:- 1557987335 (hc : acid-free paper)
- 21 616.8914 S4655
- RC489.S43 S46 2001
- 2001 B-763
- WM 460
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In this groundbreaking volume, prominent scholars examine the major tenets of post-modernism and apply them to the process of psychotherapy practice. Clinicians from a variety of orientations, including psychoanalytic, humanistic, and cognitive -- behavioral, scrutinize such concepts as social constructionism, intersubjectivity, deconstruction, and contextualism in light of the day-to-day challenges that must be resolved by therapists.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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- Contributors(p. xi)
- Preface(p. xiii)
- Acknowledgements(p. xv)
- Chapter 1 An Introduction: Contemporary Constructions and Contexts(p. 3)
- Chapter 2 Toward a Theory of the Self(p. 45)
- Comment: Self-Observation and Subjective Self-Experiences(p. 63)
- Chapter 3 Configurational Analysis of the Self: A States-of-Mind Approach(p. 67)
- Comment: Researchable States of Mind(p. 83)
- Chapter 4 The Self as a Singular Multiplicity: A Process--Experiential Perspective(p. 87)
- Comment: E Pluribus Unum(p. 107)
- Chapter 5 The Capacity to Tolerate Paradox: Bridging Multiplicity Within the Self(p. 111)
- Comment: A Dialectical Synthesis Rather Than a Paradox(p. 131)
- Chapter 6 Intersubjectivity in the Analytic Situation(p. 137)
- Comment: Subjects and Objects(p. 159)
- Chapter 7 The Therapeutic Alliance as a Process of Intersubjective Negotiation(p. 165)
- Comment: The Therapeutic Alliance, the Dyad, and the Relational Triad(p. 187)
- Chapter 8 Understanding and Treating the Postmodern Self(p. 193)
- Comment: A Tale of the Three Selves(p. 211)
- Chapter 9 Deconstructing Difference: Gender, Splitting, and Transitional Space(p. 219)
- Comment: Self, Gender, and the Transitional Space(p. 235)
- Chapter 10 The Cognitive Self in Basic Science, Psychopathology, and Psychotherapy(p. 241)
- Comment: Comparing and Contrasting the Cognitive and Interpersonal Selves(p. 259)
- Chapter 11 Defining the Self in an Interpersonal Context(p. 267)
- Comment: What's Interpersonal Is Cognitive and What's Cognitive Is Interpersonal(p. 285)
- Chapter 12 Functional Contextualism and the Self(p. 291)
- Comment: Contextualizing "Functional Contextualism and the Self"(p. 309)
- Chapter 13 Knowing the Self in Psychotherapy: Toward a Postmodern Integrative Approach(p. 313)
- Comment: Postmodernism and the Goals of Scientific Analysis(p. 341)
- Chapter 14 A Final Note: Meditations on "Both/And"(p. 347)
- Author Index(p. 373)
- Subject Index(p. 381)
- About the Editor(p. 391)