An enlightening and insightful look at the connections between spirituality and psychosis from the perspectives of a number of religions. Contains insights from religious writers and thinkers as well as from those who have experienced psychosis and religious experiences.
An enlightening and insightful look at the connections between spirituality and psychosis from the perspectives of a number of religions. Contains insights from religious writers and thinkers as well as from those who have experienced psychosis and religious experiences.
John Gale is a former Benedictine monk who later trained as a psychotherapist and is now CEO of the charity Community Housing and Therapy. He is particularly interested in the interface between philosophy, spirituality and psychoanalysis. Michael Robson is the Director of Studies in Divinity at St Edmund's College, Cambridge. He is the author of a number of books and editor of The Cambridge Companion to Francis of Assisi. Georgia Rapsomatioti is a community mental health advocate who previously worked at Community Housing and Therapy as deputy manager at Lexham House and senior therapist at Highams Lodge. She has an interest in Lacanian psychoanalysis, trauma and psychosis.
Inhaltsangabe
Dedication. Contents. Editor's Biographies. Editors and Contributors. Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgements. Part 1: Psychoanalysis Belief and Mysticism. Gale Fragments of Madness and Delusion. Gale From Beyond Speech to Non-inscription - Sprirt and Psyche in the Philosophy of Psychoanalysis. Mannu Freud Madness and the Delusion of Religious Belief. Mackenna Jung's Divine Madness. Part 2: Anthropology History and Hagiography. Gale Conversion and the Fragmented Body. Cantlie Divine Madness: Tantris Ascetics on the Cremation Ground in Tarapith Birbhum District West Bengal. Robson Models of Wisdom and Sanctity: The Conversion of Saint Francis of Assisi. Reddy Spiritual Conversion in the Bhagavad-Gita. Gale Did Augustine Foreshadow Psychoanalysis? Bomford Mystical Theology Mysticism and Madness. Part 3: Psychology Psychosis and Religious Experience. Gale Religion Spirituality and the Experience of Psychosis. Rapsomatioti Spirituality and the Psychotic Subject in the Thought of Lacan. Autobiographical Accounts of a Religious Psychosis. Unterrainer Dimensions of Religious/Spiritual Well-being and the Psychotic Experience: Empirical Results and Perspectives. Appendix. Glossary of Lacanian Terms.
Dedication. Contents. Editor's Biographies. Editors and Contributors. Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgements. Part 1: Psychoanalysis Belief and Mysticism. Gale Fragments of Madness and Delusion. Gale From Beyond Speech to Non-inscription - Sprirt and Psyche in the Philosophy of Psychoanalysis. Mannu Freud Madness and the Delusion of Religious Belief. Mackenna Jung's Divine Madness. Part 2: Anthropology History and Hagiography. Gale Conversion and the Fragmented Body. Cantlie Divine Madness: Tantris Ascetics on the Cremation Ground in Tarapith Birbhum District West Bengal. Robson Models of Wisdom and Sanctity: The Conversion of Saint Francis of Assisi. Reddy Spiritual Conversion in the Bhagavad-Gita. Gale Did Augustine Foreshadow Psychoanalysis? Bomford Mystical Theology Mysticism and Madness. Part 3: Psychology Psychosis and Religious Experience. Gale Religion Spirituality and the Experience of Psychosis. Rapsomatioti Spirituality and the Psychotic Subject in the Thought of Lacan. Autobiographical Accounts of a Religious Psychosis. Unterrainer Dimensions of Religious/Spiritual Well-being and the Psychotic Experience: Empirical Results and Perspectives. Appendix. Glossary of Lacanian Terms.
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