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E-raamat: Narcissism and Sexuality: A Self Inflicted Wound

  • Formaat: 178 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Dec-2018
  • Kirjastus: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
  • ISBN-13: 9781527523692
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  • Formaat: 178 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Dec-2018
  • Kirjastus: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
  • ISBN-13: 9781527523692

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Everyone, by virtue of possessing a psychology and being a child, embodies narcissistic tendencies. Not everyone, however, is narcissistically wounded. A narcissistic wound can manifest in many expressions, from personality dysfunctions to rage. This book differentiates between a severe narcissistic disorder and a narcissistic wound, focusing on one common expressionsexuality.Narcissistic sexual expressions are portrayed in sexual experiences, myths, fairy tales, legends and the practicalities of personal relationships, which serve to amplify the theory and experiential descriptions. The psychological foundation throughout the book, analytic psychology, was developed by Carl Jung. The images presented assist the reader in forming a deeper understanding of the theme. The primary psychological concepts presented include Self, False-Self, narcissistic wound, origin of the wound, inability to relate to another person, sexual interludes to satisfy the narcissistic wound, anima (a psychological source similar to the Chinese construct of Yin) and Eros (a psychological function of relationship). Two-thirds of the book presents a Jungian analysis of a client, addressing a narcissistic wound. Fifty-four dreams and interpretations illuminate the analytic process. This material provides an in-depth perspective of a seldom understood and shared processanalysis. The content presented here is timely for many reasons. Western societies, particularly the US, display increasing narcissistic behaviors and expressions. Presenting narcissism from one particular expressionsexualitycan enhance the collective awareness of this issue.
Preface xi
Part I
Chapter One Narcissism and Narcissus
3(14)
Understanding Narcissism
3(1)
Overview of the Narcissus Myth
4(1)
Origins of Narcissistic Wounds
5(1)
Specifics of the Narcissus Myth
6(3)
Segments with Symbolic Relevance
9(6)
Overview
15(2)
Chapter Two The Wounded Self
17(12)
Jung's Psychic Structure
17(1)
Michael Fordham's Model
18(1)
Donald Winnicott
19(1)
Heinz Kohut
20(1)
Erich Neumann
21(1)
The Narcissism Archetype
22(1)
The Necessity for Mirroring
23(1)
A False-Self
23(1)
Sexual Acting-Out as Reflection
24(5)
Chapter Three Living-Out the Wound
29(12)
Don Juan's Sexual Narcissism
30(3)
From Fictional Drama to Human Drama
33(8)
Part II
Chapter Four Case Study
41(6)
Introducing Sam
41(6)
Chapter Five Early Analytical Experiences
47(10)
Some Initial Dreams
48(1)
Dream #1
49(1)
Dream #2
49(1)
Dream #3
50(2)
Dream #4
52(1)
Dream #5
53(1)
Dream #6
54(1)
Dream #7
55(1)
Summary of the Analysis
55(2)
Chapter Six Expressions of Longing
57(10)
The Anima
61(2)
Commentary
63(4)
Chapter Seven Shattering the Psychic Mirror
67(16)
Sam in Brief
67(1)
Dream #8
68(1)
Dream #9
69(2)
Dream #10
71(1)
Dream #11
71(1)
Dream #12
72(1)
Dream #13
73(1)
Dream #14
74(2)
Dream #15
76(2)
Dream #16
78(2)
Dream #17
80(1)
Summary of the Analysis
81(2)
Chapter Eight Meeting the Multifarious Anima
83(22)
Sam in Brief
83(2)
Dream #18
85(1)
Dream #19
86(1)
Dream #20
87(2)
Dream #21
89(1)
Dream #22
89(1)
Dream #23
90(1)
Dream #24
91(1)
Dream #25
92(1)
Dream #26
93(1)
Dream #27
94(1)
Dream #28
95(1)
Dream #29
96(2)
Dream #30
98(2)
Summary of the Analysis
100(5)
Chapter Nine The Wheel Goes Round'n Round
105(16)
Dream #31
105(3)
Dream #32
108(1)
Dream #33
108(2)
Active Imagination
110(1)
Dream #34
110(1)
Journal Entries and Dreams
111(1)
Fragment #1
111(1)
Fragment #2
112(1)
Fragment #3
112(1)
Fragment #4
113(1)
Fragment #5
113(1)
Dream #35
113(1)
Fragment #6
113(1)
Dream #36
114(1)
Dream #37
114(1)
Dream #38
115(1)
Verse #1
115(1)
Verse #2
116(1)
Verse #3
116(1)
Verse #4
116(1)
Verse #5
117(1)
Verse #6
117(1)
Verse #7
118(1)
Thought #1
118(1)
Verse #8
119(2)
Chapter Ten Restructuring the Ego
121(12)
Dream #39
122(1)
Dream #40
123(2)
Dream #41
125(1)
Dream #42
126(1)
Dream #43
127(1)
Dream #44
128(1)
Dream #45
129(2)
Summary and Conclusions
131(2)
Chapter Eleven Emergence of the True Self
133(14)
Dream #46
133(1)
Dream #47
134(2)
Dream #48
136(1)
Dream #49
137(1)
Dream #50
137(1)
Dream #51
138(1)
Dream #52
139(1)
Dream #53
140(2)
Dream #54
142(1)
Dream #55
143(1)
Dream #56
144(1)
Dream #57
145(1)
Summary and Conclusions
145(2)
Chapter Twelve Reflection of a Different Nature
147(8)
Reflection as Instinct and Archetypal Expression
149(3)
Archetypes and Instincts
152(1)
Closing Comments
153(2)
Bibliography 155(2)
Index 157
After completing a doctorate degree, Kenneth Silvestro attended a Jung Institute for Analytical Psychology and has continued to practice privately for over twenty years. As a faculty member at various universities, he wrote book chapters, journal articles and presented at numerous conferences. He is currently a faculty member with Capella University, USA. His most current writing endeavors are a novel, a newspaper column and a book manuscript that is being revised to include his latest research interest: the human psyche and quantum physics.