Persuasion and healing : a comparative study of psychotherapy

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Persuasion and healing : a comparative study of psychotherapy

Jerome D. Frank, Julia B. Frank

Johns Hopkins University Press, 1993

3rd ed

  • : pbk

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Persuasion & healing : a comparative study of psychotherapy

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 303-331) and index

"Foreword by Norman Cousins"--Cover

内容説明・目次

内容説明

This popular study of "psychological healing"treats topics ranging from religious revivalism and magical healing to contemporary psychotherapies, from the role of the shaman in nonindustrialized societies to the traditional mental hospital. Jerome and Julia Frank (who are father and daughter) contend that these therapies share common elements that improve the "morale"of sufferers. And in combating the "demoralizing meaning"that people attach to their experiences, the authors argue, many therapies are surprisingly similar to rhetoric (the art of persuasion) and to hermeneutics (the study of meanings). Highly acclaimed in previous editions, Persuasion and Healing has been completely revised and expanded. In addition to a broadened exploration of the role of demoralization in illness, this latest edition offers updated information on topics including self-help, family therapy, psychopharmacology, psychotherapy for the mentally ill, and techniques such as primal therapy and bioenergetics. As they explore the power of "healing rhetoric"in these activities, the authors strengthen the ties among the various healing profession.

目次

Foreword Preface Acknowledgments Part I: Psychotherapy in America Today Chapter 1. What is Psychotherapy? Chapter 2. The Historical Roots of Psychotherapy Chapter 3. Cultural Definitions of Mental Illness and Psychotherapy Chapter 4. Who Receives Psychotherapy? Chapter 5. Who Conducts Psychotherapy? Chapter 6. What Are the Effects of Psychotherapy? Chapter 7. Summary Part II: A Conceptual Framework for Psychotherapy Chapter 8. Mental Illness, Psychotherapy, and Interpersonal Stress Chapter 9. The Assumptive World Chapter 10. Demoralization: The Common Characteristic of Persons in Psychotherapy Chapter 11. The Functions of Myth and Ritual Chapter 12. Summary Part III: Psychotherapy, the Transformation of Meanings Chapter 13. Psychotherapy as Applied Behavioral Science Chapter 14. Psychotherapy and Rhetoric Chapter 15. Psychotherapy and Hermeneutics: The Patient as a Text Chapter 16. Summary Part IV: Religious Revivalism and Cults Chapter 17. Revivalism in Cultural Context Chapter 18. Conversion Experiences and Revival Meetings Chapter 19. Cults Chapter 20. The Effects of Cults and Revival Meetings Chapter 21. Discussion and Summary Part V: Religiomagical Healing Chapter 22. Illnesses in Nonindustrialized Societies Chapter 23. The Role of the Healer in Nonindustrialized Societies Chapter 24. The Healing Ceremony in Nonindustrialized Societies Chapter 25. Lourdes and Religious Healing in the Western World Chapter 26. Other Forms of Nonmedical Healing Chapter 27. Summary Part VI: Mind and Body in Psychotherapy Chapter 28. Drugs and Psychotherapy Chapter 29. Psychological Effects of Bodily Injuries Chapter 30. Psychological Implications of Chronic Illness Chapter 31. Stressful Life Experiences, Temperament, and Family Environment in Physical Illness Chapter 32. Mastery, Hope, and Psychotherapy in Physical Illness Chapter 33. The Induction of Favorable Mental States through Bodily Manipulations and Exercises Chapter 34. Summary Part VII: The Placebo Response and the Role of Expectations in Medical and Psychological Treatment Chapter 35. The Placebo Response Chapter 36. Some Determinants of the Placebo Response Chapter 37. The Placebo Response and Psychotherapy Chapter 38. Psychotherapy and the Expectation of Help Chapter 39. The Preparation of Patients for Psychotherapy: The Role-Induction Interview Chapter 40. Summary Part VIII: The Psychotherapist and the Patient Chapter 41. The Sociocultural Status of Psychotherapists and Patients Chapter 42. The Training of Psychotherapists Chapter 43. Backgrounds and Personal Characteristics of Psychotherapists Chapter 44. Personal Attributes of Patients Chapter 45. The Therapeutic Dyad Chapter 46. The Power Imbalance in the Therapeutic Encounter Chapter 47. A Note on Telepathy and Psychotherapy Chapter 48. Summary Part IX: Evocative Individual Psychotherapies Chapter 49. Introduction Chapter 50. Classification of Psychotherapies Chapter 51. Schools of Evocative Therapy Chapter 52. Psychoanalysis and Psychodynamic Psychotherapies Chapter 53. Evocative Therapies as Methods of Persuasion Chapter 54. Summary Part X: Directive Individual Psychotherapies Chapter 55. An Overview of Cognitive and Behavior Therapy Chapter 56. Cognitive Therapies Chapter 57. Behavior Therapies Chapter 58. Morale-building Effects of Cognitive and Behavior Therapies Chapter 59. Emotional Arousal, Abreactive Therapy, and Posttraumatic Stress Syndromes Chapter 60. Summary Part XI: Group and Family Psychotherapies Chapter 61. Classifying Group Therapies Chapter 62. Encounter Groups Chapter 63. Group Therapy Chapter 64. Family Therapy Chapter 65. Summary Part XII: Psychotherapy in a Controlled Environment Chapter 66. Social Breakdown Syndromes and Demoralization Chapter 67. An Overview of Controlled Settings and Their Rationales Chapter 68. The Traditional Mental Hospital Chapter 69. Milieu Therapy Chapter 70. From Therapeutic Community to Community Care Chapter 71. Summary Epilogue: Some Personal Reflections on the Intellectual History of This Book References Index

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詳細情報

  • NII書誌ID(NCID)
    BA6832070X
  • ISBN
    • 0801846366
  • LCCN
    90004847
  • 出版国コード
    us
  • タイトル言語コード
    eng
  • 本文言語コード
    eng
  • 出版地
    Baltimore
  • ページ数/冊数
    xviii, 343 p.
  • 大きさ
    23 cm
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