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False Self: The Life of Masud Khan

Author(s) : Linda Hopkins

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments
Author’s Note
Introduction

Part 1. Colonial India (1924–1945)
1. Early Years in Montgomery
2. A Feudal Upbringing

Part 2. Early Years in London (1946–1959)
3. A Misunderstanding
4. First Years of Training and Personal Life in the West
5. Settling In and Starting Analysis with Winnicott
6. Early Clinical Work (Interviews)

Part 3. The Divine Years: Khan at His Peak (1960–1964)
7. Masud and Svetlana
8. Working in a Time of Revolution
9. Clinical Work (Interviews)
10. The Curative Friendships
11. Wladimir Granoff
12. The Stollers

Part 4. Contributions to Psychoanalysis
13. True Self
14. Regression to Dependence
15. Play Therapy for Adults
16. Perversions and Issues of Sexual Identity
17. Editorial Work and Promotion of Winnicott

Part 5. Starting to Fall (1965)
18. The False Self
19. Disgrace in Amsterdam

Part 6. Blessings and Humiliations 163 (1966–1970)
20. Losing His Anchors
21. Lying Fallow
22. The Dying of a Marriage
23. Clinical Work (Interviews)
24. Victor Smirnoff

Part 7. And Worse 1 May be Yet (1971–1976)
25. The Most Traumatic Year
26. The Absence of Winnicott
27. Bad Dreams
28. The Alcoholic Solution
29. Clinical Work (Interviews)
30. Moving On
31. Fortune, Good Night

Part 8. Nine Lives of a Cat (1977–1980)
32. Survival
33. Analysis with Robert Stoller
34. Murder, Frenzy and Madness: Reading Dostoevsky
35. Fortune Smiles: Last Love
36. Late Clinical Work (Interviews)

Part 9. Majesty and Incapacity (1981–1989)
37. The Shadow of a Man
38. Death of a Madman
39. Posthumous

Postscript: Meeting Svetlana Beriosova
Endnotes
Bibliography: The Works of M. Masud R. Khan
References
Index