Discover your subpersonalities : our inner world and the people in it /
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| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
1993.
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Table of Contents:
- Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Introduction: let us call them subpersonalities; 1 Where do they come from? Roles that we play; 2 How we do battle with ourselves: internal conflicts; 3 Creating them to order: possible selves; 4 Delving deeper: our personal history; 5 How society tells us we are no good: the patripsych; 6 The deepest level of all: the collective unconscious and archetypes; 7 What are subpersonalities? How we compartmentalize our minds; 8 Altered states of consciousness: something we are all familiar with; 9 Maturity: connections to the world outside us.
- 10 Relationships: how to understand what is going on11 Dream characters: making use of our dreams; 12 Books and films: Steppenwolf
- subpersonalities in action on the stage; 13 Let's look at some of the explanations: Freud and psychoanalysis; 14 How do we work with our subpersonalities? The Jungian tradition and active imagination; 15 How do we encounter our subpersonalities? Psychodrama; 16 How do we get our subpersonalities to encounter one another? Gestalt therapy; 17 How do we transform our subpersonalities? Psychosynthesis.
- 18 How many subpersonalities have we got? Transactional analysis and ego-state therapy19 Does everyone have the same subpersonalities? Voice dialogue; 20 Can hypnotism help? Hypnotherapy and neuro-linguistic programming; 21 Subpersonalities in the astrological chart: Greene and Sasportas; 22 The history of subpersonalities: from early cultures to today; 23 Recent thinking on subpersonalities: psychologists, brain researchers and philosophers have their say; 24 Beyond the subpersonalities: the real self, the higher self and the soul; Further reading; Index.