| Acknowledgments |
vii |
| Part I: |
The Importance of Being Conscious |
| 1: |
A Brief Introduction to the Soul |
3 |
| 2: |
The Technocrat and the Cowboy |
25 |
| 3: |
An Introduction to the Psychotherapeutic Process |
61 |
| Part II: |
The Medical Model and the Psychotherapeutic Model:
A Personal Commentary on Psychiatry, Science,
and the Philosophy of Life
|
| 4: |
Lecture to Young Psychiatrists |
81 |
| 5: |
The Swimming Pool and the Quest |
104 |
| 6: |
he End Is in the Beginning: A Tribute to Bruno Bettelheim |
132 |
| Part III: |
Science: The Untold Story |
| 7: |
Two Kinds of Truth: The Principle of Complementarity |
151 |
| 8: |
A Science of Subjectivity: Complementarity
and Consciousness
|
159 |
| Part IV: |
Experiencing the Psychotherapeutic Process |
| 9: |
Anxiety and the Spirit of Questioning |
183 |
| 10: |
Introspection and Putting It into Words |
202 |
| 11: |
Resistance and Transferenc |
218 |
| 12: |
But Isn’t Psychoanalysis Supposed to Be About Sex? |
243 |
| Part V: |
History Lessons |
| 13: |
Freud’s Theory of the Soul:
From the Swimming Pool to the Quest
|
279 |
| 14: |
Respect the Symptom |
294 |
| 15: |
Integrating the Swimming Pool Within the Quest:
“Where It Was, There Shall I Become”
|
318 |
| Part VI: |
The Mind–Body Problem and the Crisis in Our Culture |
| 16: |
What Is the Soul? |
331 |
| 17: |
What Are We Really Hearing When We Listen to Prozac? |
362 |
| 18: |
Repetition, Reflection, and the Search for Meaning |
400 |
| Notes |
435 |
| Index |
449 |
