Inside Out and Outside In : Psychodynamic Clinical Theory and Practice in Contemporary Multicultural Contexts

by Berzoff, Joan

• ISBN13: 9780765703422
• ISBN10: 0765703424
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2002-06-01
• Publisher: JASON ARONSON

Summary

The authors of this book show how to find value in understanding people's pain and resilience in the context of their internal dynamic struggles, biological make-up, and social realities. They demonstrate how to use this knowledge to create a language of meaning for people's difficulties, and most important, a road to their healing. Inside Out and Outside In provides a guide for understanding and working with the complex inner and outer forces that make up people's lives. A Jason Aronson Book

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments	xiii
Contributors	xix
Inside Out and Outside In	1	(16)
Joan Berzoff
Laura Melano Flanagan
Patricia Hertz
What Is Psychodynamic Theory?	4	(4)
Who Is This Book For?	8	(1)
A Critical-Thinking Stance	9	(1)
Theory and Culture	10	(3)
How This Book Is Organized	13	(4)
Drive Theory	17	(32)
Joan Berzoff
Intellectual Traditions	18	(1)
Sociocultural Influences	19	(1)
Freud's Discovery of a Method for Understanding Hysteria	20	(5)
The Beginnings of Conflict Theory	25	(1)
The Evolution of Freud's Understanding of Psychopathology	26	(1)
The Analysis of Dreams	27	(1)
The Role of Self-Knowledge	28	(1)
Drive Theory: A Model of Psychosexual Development	28	(14)
Topographic Theory	42	(1)
Structural Theory: An Introduction	43	(1)
Freud's Theory of the Mind: Revisited	44	(5)
Structural Theory	49	(18)
Gerald Schamess
Terminology	52	(2)
Freud's Structural Theory	54	(6)
Common Misinterpretations	60	(5)
Overview and Evaluation	65	(2)
Ego Psychology	67	(36)
Gerald Schamess
Conceptualizations of the Ego	68	(3)
Ego Functions	71	(8)
The Use of Defense Mechanisms	79	(6)
A Hierarchy of Defenses	85	(9)
The Autonomous Ego Functions	94	(3)
Mastery Reconceptualized	97	(1)
Overview and Summary	98	(5)
Psychosocial Ego Development: The Theory of Erik Erikson	103	(24)
Joan Berzoff
Erikson, the Ego Psychologist	103	(4)
The Eight Ages of Man	107	(14)
Critiques of Erikson	121	(2)
Summary	123	(4)
Object Relations Theory	127	(46)
Laura Melano Flanagan
What Is Object Relations Theory?	127	(4)
Beginnings	131	(2)
Basic Concepts	133	(3)
The Nature and Quality of Attachment: ``Holding'' and Growth---Winnicott	136	(5)
The Internal Object World---Klein, Fairbairn, Guntrip	141	(8)
Early Processes and Defenses	149	(9)
The American School of Object Relations: Separation-Individuation and the Development of Self and Object Constancy---Mahler	158	(7)
A Critique of Object Relations Theory in Its Social Context	165	(3)
Conclusion	168	(5)
The Theory of Self Psychology	173	(26)
Laura Melano Flanagan
Intellectual and Cultural Contexts for Self Psychology	175	(2)
Theories about Narcissism	177	(1)
The Theory of Self Psychology	178	(13)
A Self Psychological View of Psychopathology	191	(3)
A Critique of Self Psychology in Its Social Context	194	(2)
Conclusion	196	(3)
The Interpersonal School and Its Influence on Current Relational Theories	199	(22)
Edmund DeLaCour
Sullivan's Theory of Interpersonal Development	202	(4)
Sullivan's Approach to Treatment	206	(3)
Sullivan's Interpersonal Theory and Its Relation to Current Relational Theories	209	(8)
Conclusion	217	(4)
Coloring Development: Race and Culture in Psychodynamic Theories	221	(26)
Lourdes Mattei
Race and Culture in the Psychoanalytic Tradition	222	(2)
Drive Theory	224	(2)
Ego Psychology	226	(3)
Object Relations	229	(3)
Self Psychology	232	(2)
A Developmental Framework for Understanding Paths of Racial/Ethnic Identity	234	(2)
Cultural Identity and Self-Esteem	236	(1)
Therapeutic Encounters of a Cross-Cultural Kind	237	(10)
Psychodynamic Theory and the Psychology of Women	247	(20)
Joan Berzoff
Drive Theory	248	(2)
Object Relations	250	(3)
Feminist Interpersonal Psychoanalytic Theories: Self-in-Relation Theory	253	(1)
Ego Psychology	254	(2)
Postmodern Feminist Psychoanalytic Critiques	256	(5)
Commentary	261	(6)
The Psychoses, with a Special Emphasis on Schizophrenia	267	(32)
Patricia Hertz
Schizophrenia	270	(3)
Clinical Picture	273	(6)
Neurobiological and Genetic Theories	279	(2)
Psychodynamic Understanding of Schizophrenia	281	(3)
Schizophrenic Anxiety and Its Management	284	(2)
The Defenses	286	(3)
Environmental and Social Factors	289	(3)
Case Example	292	(7)
Borderline and Narcissistic Personality Disorders	299	(38)
Patricia Hertz
Epidemiological Factors and Classification of Personality Disorders	302	(2)
Critique of the Diagnostic Classification of Personality Disorders	304	(2)
Personality Disorders as a Diagnostic Entity	306	(2)
Borderline Personality Disorder	308	(16)
Narcissistic Personality Disorder	324	(13)
Other Personality Disorders	337	(28)
Joan Berzoff
Patricia Hertz
Laura Melano Flanagan
Paranoid Personality Disorder	338	(4)
Schizotypal Personality Disorder	342	(2)
Avoidant Personality Disorder	344	(2)
Dependent Personality Disorder	346	(2)
Schizoid Personality Disorder	348	(4)
Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder	352	(3)
Antisocial Personality Disorder	355	(7)
Conclusion	362	(3)
Biopsychosocial Aspects of Depression	365	(32)
Joan Berzoff
Michael Hayes
The Experience of Depression	367	(3)
Symptoms of Depression	370	(1)
Drive Theory	371	(2)
Ego Psychology	373	(2)
Object Relations Theory	375	(5)
Self Psychology	380	(1)
Biological Factors	381	(3)
Social Factors	384	(3)
Depression at Different Developmental Levels	387	(5)
Working with Depressed Clients	392	(1)
Conclusion	393	(4)
Anxiety and Its Manifestations	397	(32)
Joan Berzoff
The Experience of Anxiety	397	(2)
Anxiety and Culture	399	(1)
Anxiety at Different Developmental Levels	400	(5)
Assessing Symptoms at Different Developmental Levels	405	(2)
Generalized Anxiety Disorders	407	(9)
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders	416	(2)
Posttraumatic Stress Disorders	418	(7)
Conclusion	425	(4)
Conclusions	429	(4)
Joan Berzoff
Laura Melano Flanagan
Patricia Hertz
Credits	433	(2)
Index	435