01668nam a2200349Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030010001700071020003600088020002200124040003500146042000800181050002500189060001500214060002200229082002500251100002700276245007200303260004800375300002200423504006600445505046500511650004000976650003701016650004101053650003901094650005201133650005101185650004601236650003601282271185OCoLC20191015020337.0010815s2002    nyu      b    001 0 eng    a  2001047365  a0231119844 (cloth : alk. paper)  a0231119852 (pbk.)  aDLCcDLCdNLMdOUBdLVBdOCLCQ  apcc00aRC569.5.F3bS27 200200a2002 F-12510aWM 55bS282i 200200a616.85822bS282i2211 aScalia, Joseph.2Local10aIntimate violencebattacks upon psychic interioritycJoseph Scalia.  aNew YorkbColumbia University Presscc2002.  ax, 164 p.c24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [153]-157) and index.0 apt. 1: Understanding the batterer. Affect regulation and narcissistic equilibrium. The experience of self and other. Identification with the aggressor -- pt. 2: The politics of the batterer-treatment movement. Political versus clinical determination of abuse and other associations. Our unwitting persecution of the batterer and other facile conveniences -- pt. 3: Treatment. Countertransference. Transference. Joining techniques. Working through: A synthesis. 0aFamily violencexPrevention.2Local22aSpouse Abusexpsychology.2Local22aDomestic violencexpsychology2Local22aBattered Womenxpsychology.2Local12aDomestic violencexprevention & control.2Local 0aFamily violencexPsychological aspects.2Local 0aWife abusexPsychological aspects.2Local 0aAbusive menxPsychology.2Local