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Trauma and life-saving encounters with the numinous -- Loss and recovery of the soul-child -- Dissociation and the dark side of the defensive system: Dante's encounter with "Dis" in the inferno -- Trauma, transofrmation, and transcendence: the case of Mike -- Wholeness and anti-wholeness defenses -- Psychoanalytic approaches to the inner world: applying theory to the cases so far -- Innocence, its loss, and recovery: reflections on St. Exupéry's the little prince -- C.G. Jung's divided self: learning to live "between the worlds" -- Dis-memberment and re-memberment: reflections on a case of embodied dream work in light of Grimm's fairytale, the woman without hands. |
