| Description |
1 online resource (249 pages) |
| Series |
Relational Perspectives Book Series |
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Relational perspectives book series
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| Contents |
Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Acknowledgements; Contributors; Introduction; PART I: Immigration as Psychological Opportunity; 1 Only What Is Human Can Truly Be Foreign: The Trope of Immigration as a Creative Force in Psychoanalysis; PART II: The Effects of Immigration on Self-Experience; 2 Nell-A Bridge to the Amputated Self: The Impact of Immigration on Continuities and Discontinuities of Self; 3 Seeing Double, Being Double: Longing, Belonging, Recognition, and Evasion in Psychodynamic Work with Immigrants |
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4 The Immigrant Analyst: A Journey from Double Consciousness Towards HybridityPART III: Otherness in Immigration; 5 Seeking Home in the Foreign: Otherness and Immigration; 6 Migration in Search of Sexual Identity; PART IV: Native Language, Foreign tongue: Speaking Oneself as an Immigrant; 7 Living between Languages: A Bi-Focal Perspective; 8 The Place across the Street: Some Thoughts on Language, Separateness, and Difference in the Psychoanalytic Setting; PART V: Name Changes; 9 Names, Name Changes, and Identity in the Context of Migration; PART VI: Trauma and the Immigration Process |
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10 On Leaving Home and the Flight from TraumaPART VII: Mourning and Melancholia in Immigrants; 11 The Immigrant's Neverland: Commuting from Amman to Brooklyn; PART VIII: Forever an Immigrant? The Immigrant in Older Age; 12 Out of Exile: Some Thoughts on Exile as a Dynamic Condition; Index |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781317361190 |
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1317361199 |
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