The psychology of shame : theory and treatment of shame-based syndromes
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The psychology of shame : theory and treatment of shame-based syndromes
Routledge, 1993, c1989
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"Paperback edition published in 1993"--T.p. verso
Bibliography: p. 280-287
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The dramatic acceleration in recent years of borderline, addictive, abusing and eating disorders has moved shame into the spotlight. No other affect is more central to identity formation and hence to mental health. In "The Psychology of Shame", Gershen Kaufman synthesizes object-relations, interpersonal and affect theories, to provide a powerful and multidimensional view of this pivotal emotion. Making liberal use of clinical case material throughout the book, Dr Kaufman illustrates the application of affect theory to six general classes of shame-based syndromes: compulsive; schizoid; depressive and paranoid; phobic; sexual dysfunction; splitting; and sociopathic and psychopathic. In addition, he focuses on many specific syndromes that are facing practitioners today - from bulimia to borderline personality disorders. "The Psychology of Shame" presents a new and comprehensive developmental theory of shame, identity and the self. Key chapters on specific treatment strategies and interventions should make it particularly useful in clinical practice.
目次
A Developmental Theory of Shame, Identity, and the Self 1. Phenomenology and facial signs of shame 2. The face of shame over the life cycle 3. Internalization of shame 4. Psychological magnification of shame scenes 5. Reformulating psychpathology Part II Psychotherapeutic Intervention 6. Restoring the interpersonal bridge 7. Returning internalized shame to its interpersonal origins 8. Identity regrowth and healing shame 9. Developing equal power in current relationships and the family of origin 10. Time-limited group-focused treatment for shame-based syndromes. Epilogue: a language of the self.
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