This book explores how religion shaped and informed the life and work of D. W. Winnicott, the eminent British pediatrician and psychoanalyst. It highlights the influence of his Wesleyan Methodist upbringing upon his work as well as how his career in psychoanalysis changed his view of religion. It traces the nature of Winnicott's religious behavior and practice over his life and describes his contributions to the positive role of religion in life and culture.
This book explores how religion shaped and informed the life and work of D. W. Winnicott, the eminent British pediatrician and psychoanalyst. It highlights the influence of his Wesleyan Methodist upbringing upon his work as well as how his career in psychoanalysis changed his view of religion. It traces the nature of Winnicott's religious behavior and practice over his life and describes his contributions to the positive role of religion in life and culture.
Stephen E. Parker (Ph.D. Theology and Personality Studies, Emory University) is professor in the School of Psychology and Counseling, Regent University, Virginia Beach, VA. He teaches courses in counseling and personality theories and is a licensed professional counselor in the Commonwealth of Virginia. He has published several articles on the interface of personality theory and theology as well as on spiritual and religious development, including articles on the implications of Winnicott's developmental theory for these areas. He is the author of Led by the Spirit: Toward a Practical Theology of Pentecostal Discernment and Decision-making (Sheffield Academic Press, an Imprint of Continuum), a psychological and theological examination of people's claims to divine guidance.
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Acknowledgments 1 Introduction 2 Religion in the Winnicott Household 3 Winnicott's Religious Development as an Adolescent 4 Winnicott's Religious Development as a Young Adult 5 Wesleyan Methodist Piety and the "Form" of Winnicott's Thought 6 Scriptural and Religious Allusions in Winnicott 7 Wesleyan Methodist Piety and the "Content" of Winnicott's Thought 8 Religion as Creative: Winnicott's Psychoanalytic Vision 9 Religious in His Own Way 10 Winnicott's God Images 11 Winnicott's Implicit Theology 12 Conclusion References Appendix A Index of Names Index of Subjects About the Author
Acknowledgments 1 Introduction 2 Religion in the Winnicott Household 3 Winnicott's Religious Development as an Adolescent 4 Winnicott's Religious Development as a Young Adult 5 Wesleyan Methodist Piety and the "Form" of Winnicott's Thought 6 Scriptural and Religious Allusions in Winnicott 7 Wesleyan Methodist Piety and the "Content" of Winnicott's Thought 8 Religion as Creative: Winnicott's Psychoanalytic Vision 9 Religious in His Own Way 10 Winnicott's God Images 11 Winnicott's Implicit Theology 12 Conclusion References Appendix A Index of Names Index of Subjects About the Author
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