Everything is Permitted, Restrictions Still Apply P 212 p. 18
Thurston, Ian 著
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Acknowledgements About the Author Introduction CHAPTER ONE Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Subjectivity CHAPTER TWO Narcissism and Loss CHAPTER THREE Embodied Experience CHAPTER FOUR Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Social Dislocation and Group Regression CHAPTER FIVE Destructive Narcissism in History – Norman Cohn’s Study of Millennialism CHAPTER SIX Imagined Communities – a Historicised Psychoanalytic Perspective on the Rise of Nationalism CHAPTER SEVEN The Downfall of Destructive Narcissism CHAPTER EIGHT Historical and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Fascism CHAPTER NINE From the Post-war Settlement to the End of History CHAPTER TEN Lost Worlds – the Unmourned Past as a Psychic Retreat CHAPTER ELEVEN Problems with the Defence CHAPTER TWELVE Subjectivism, Postmodernism, and Identity Politics CHAPTER THIRTEEN A Culture of Narcissism? CHAPTER FOURTEEN Marketisation and Subjectivism in Mental Health Care – the Importance of the Paternal function CHAPTER FIFTEEN From Dyadic to Triadic – the Post-modern Turn in Psychotherapy CHAPTER SIXTEEN Not in Our Name! CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Everything is Permitted, Restrictions Still Apply CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Post-Crash, Post-Truth CHAPTER NINETEEN Conclusion – a Plea for a Measure of Universalism
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