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Crossroads in psychoanalysis, Buddhism, and mindfulness - [electronic resource] : the word and the breath

서명/저자: Crossroads in psychoanalysis, Buddhism, and mindfulness - [electronic resource] : the word and the breath / Anthony Molino, Roberto Carnevali, Alessandro Giannandrea

내용주기: 완전내용Crossroads in psychoanalysis, Buddhism, and mindfulness : the word and the breath -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- I: Elusive bridges -- Chapter one : The correlation between psychotherapy and buddhism and how buddhist psychology can be applied to life -- Chapter two : With buddha in mind : mindfulness-based psychotherapy in practice -- Chapter three : The bliss body and the unconscious -- II: Being in practice -- Chapter four : The role of no-self in creativity : expanding our sense of interdependent engagement -- Chapter five : What the emotions ask of us : psychoanalysis and dharma psychology -- Chapter six : Psychoanalysis, transgenerational psychotherapy, and karma -- III: Psychoanalysis and meditation -- Chapter seven : Metamorphoses of consciousness : answers in the light of awareness -- Chapter eight : Meditation Off the cushion : practice in inconceivable ordinary life -- Chapter nine : The relief of being -- IV: Parallel convergences -- Chapter ten : Amae and western buddhism -- Chapter eleven : Two unexpected guests -- Chapter twelve : Mandalas of the mind -- Postscript -- Reflections on buddhism and psychoanalysis -- Appendix -- Psychoanalysis and buddhism as cultural institutions -- About the editors -- About the contributors.

초록/해제: 요약 A comprehensive collection of essays exploring the interstices of Eastern and Western modes of thinking about the self, Crossroads in Psychoanalysis, Buddhism, and Mindfulness: The Word and the Breath documents just some of the challenges, conflicts, pitfalls, and “wow” moments that inhere in today’s historical and cultural intersections of theory, practice, and experience. As this collection demonstrates, the crossroads between Buddhist and psychoanalytic approaches to mindfulness are rich beyond belief in integrative potential. The surprising and fertile connections from which this book originates, and the future ones which every reader in turn will spur, will invigorate and intensify this specific form of contemporary commerce at the crossroads of East and West. Analytically-oriented psychotherapists, themselves of different “climates” and cultures, break out of the seclusion of the consulting room to think, translate, meditate on, and mediate their experiences—generated via the maternal order—in such a way as to make those experiences thinkable via the necessary filters of the paternal order of language. In this light the “word and the breath” of the book’s subtitle are addressed as the privileged “instruments” of psychoanalysis and meditation, respectively.