The Mother in Psychoanalysis and Beyond (eBook, PDF)

Matricide and Maternal Subjectivity
Redaktion: Mayo, Rosalind; Moutsou, Christina

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

The question of what it means to be a mother is a very contentious topic in psychoanalysis and in wider society. In this book, the authors explore the maternal role through perspectives from psychoanalysis, art, philosophy, political and gender studies. In particular, they examine issues of personal and gender identity are shaped by how patients manage to separate from their mother figures, how this has, at times, led psychoanalysis and society to hold mothers responsible for various personal and social problem, and how maternal vulnerability has been overlooked.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 244
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. Oktober 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781317503606
• Artikelnr.: 46758952

Autorenporträt

Rosalind Mayo and Christina Moutsou are senior psychoanalytic psychotherapists and writers working in private practice in the UK. Christina is a visiting lecturer of psychoanalytic psychotherapy at Regent's University.

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword by Françoise Barbira Freedman
Preface
Introduction by Rosalind Mayo & Christina Moutsou
Part 1: On Matricide
Chapter 1: Rethinking Matricide by Amber Jacobs
Chapter 2: Maternal Inheritance by Lucy King
Chapter 3: 'O Mother, Mother, what have you done?' by Jane Haynes
Chapter 4: Patriarchy and its Role as Saboteur to the Maternal and Paternal
Metaphors: Personal Reflections by Lakis K. Georghiou
Chapter 5: The Maternal: An Immaculate Concept by Kate Gilbert
Chapter 6: Mothers and Sons by Melike Kayhan
Chapter 7: Rejecting Motherhood by Pat Blackett
Part 2: Maternal Subjectivities
Chapter 8: Motherhood and Art Practice: Expressing Maternal Experience in
Visual Art by Eti Wade
Chapter 9: The Paradox of the Maternal by Barbara Latham
Chapter 10: Not-so-Great Expectations: Motherhood and the clash of private
and public worlds by Melissa Benn
Chapter 11: Learning to be a Mother by Lynda Woodroffe
Chapter 12: Music and the Maternal by Alison Davies
Chapter 13: The Maternal and the Erotic: An Exploration of the Links
between Maternal and Erotic Subjectivity by Christina Moutsou
Chapter 14: How shall we tell each other of our Mothers? by Rosalind Mayo