Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in China: Volume 8 Number 1 & 2

Editor : David E. Scharff

Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in China: Volume 8 Number 1 & 2

Book Details

  • Publisher : Karnac Books
  • Published : 2025
  • Cover : Paperback
  • Pages : 230
  • Category :
    Forthcoming
  • Category 2 :
    Psychoanalysis
  • Catalogue No : 98445

Table of Contents


Editor’s introduction
David E. Scharff

A note from the incoming co-editor
Karyne Messina

SECTION I: History of psychoanalysis in China

From repression to resilience: A Chinese psychoanalytic legacy across generations
Ping Sun

SECTION II: Clinical contributions

Gaming the unconscious: The relational and social unconscious in a contemporary Chinese case study
Qiao Xiaomeng

Teaching and learning in cross-cultural clinical consultation
Sui Ailing (Elena) and Jill Savege Scharff

“I can’t hug my child”: A case study of intergenerational transmission of trauma in China
Wang Xiubing, Lin Yao, and Robert M. Gordon

Keeping silent as a technique
Zhao Chengzhi

The “teacher transference” in treating Chinese patients
He Song

A psychoanalytic schema of the heterogeneity between bipolar and unipolar depression, a study based on Karl Abraham’s contributions
Peng Xianjing

SECTION III: Cultural considerations

The single-child generation’s new life-orientation, female choice, and its implication for understanding China’s declining fertility
William Jankowiak and Shelly Volsche

The role of social media in shaping mental health discourse: A case study of China’s psychoanalysis and counselling narratives
Qiao Xiaomeng

Editor’s introduction to “Local beliefs and mental illness”
by Mao Zhikang
David E. Scharff

Local beliefs and mental illness: A case demonstrating the influence of Northeast China’s Baojiaxian on consultation with patients with mental illness
Mao Zhikang

SECTION IV: Philosophy and psychoanalysis

Virtual space and the body
Shan Bin

On Levinas’ criticism and misunderstanding of Freud’s view of eros
Wang Guangyao

Female sexuality: A comparison of Freud, Lacan, and Chinese thought—an analysis of “Pianpian” in Liaozhai Zhiyi
Wu Shuanglei

Reflections on symbolism and its clinical methodology
Huo Chuansong

SECTION V: The dream in literature and psychoanalysis

The “dream work” in the Dream of the Red Chamber: A perspective of psychoanalysis on the writing techniques of the Guiyou edition of The Story of the Stone
Wang Xiaodong

Notes on contributors

List of reviewers

Call for papers

Notes to contributors

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