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Vishnu on Freud's desk : a reader in psychoanalysis and Hinduism / edited by T.G. Vaidyanathan and Jeffrey J. Kripal.

Contributor(s): Vaidyanathan, T. G | Kripal, Jeffrey J. (Jeffrey John), 1962-
Material type: TextTextPublisher: Delhi ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1999Description: x, 482 pages ; 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 0195645715Subject(s): Vishnu (Hindu deity) | Psychology, ReligiousDDC classification: 294.5/175 LOC classification: BL1219 | .V55 1999Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages [456]-470) and index.
Contents:
pt. 1. Girindrasekhar Bose. -- The genesis and adjustment of the Oedipus wish / G. Bose -- pt. 2. Freud and Hinduism -- Freud's encounter with Hinduism: an historical-textual overview / W.B. Parsons -- Vishnu on Freud's desk: psychoanalysis in colonial India / C. Hartnack -- pt. 3. The Indian Oedipus -- The Indian Oedipus / A.K. Ramanujan -- Fathers and sons / P.B. Courtright -- Further steps in relativization : the Indian Oedipus revisited / G. Obeyesekere -- pt. 4. Early and later theoretical formations -- Hindu personality formation : unconscious processes / G.M. Carstairs --Psychoanalytic approaches to Hindu child rearing : a critique / S.N. Kurtz -- Clinical work and cultural imagination / S. Kakar -- pt. 5. Psychoanalytic approaches to Hindu mysticism, myth and ritual. -- Sex and yoga: psychoanalysis and the Indian religious experience / J.M. Masson -- Karma, guilt, and buried memories : public fantasy and private reality in traditional India / R.P. Goldman -- When a lingam is just a good cigar : psychoanalysis and Hindu sexual fantasies / W. Doniger -- Sati : a nineteenth century tale of women, violence and protest / A. Nandy -- The bloodthirsty tongue and the self-feeding breast : homosexual fellatio fantasy in a South Indian ritual tradition / S. Caldwell -- Selfhood in the Indian context : a psychoanalytic perspective / A. Collins, P. Desai -- pt. 6. Case studies of individuals -- Shakuntala / A. Roland -- Dhannaram's depression: psychotherapy with an Indian villager / B.K. Ramanujam -- Psychoanalysis and Hinduism: thinking through each other / J.J. Kripal.
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Item type Current library Shelving location Call number Copy number Status Date due Barcode
Book Book John Bulow Campbell Library Midrange BL1219 .V55 1999 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 0182902282140

Includes bibliographical references (pages [456]-470) and index.

pt. 1. Girindrasekhar Bose. -- The genesis and adjustment of the Oedipus wish / G. Bose -- pt. 2. Freud and Hinduism -- Freud's encounter with Hinduism: an historical-textual overview / W.B. Parsons -- Vishnu on Freud's desk: psychoanalysis in colonial India / C. Hartnack -- pt. 3. The Indian Oedipus -- The Indian Oedipus / A.K. Ramanujan -- Fathers and sons / P.B. Courtright -- Further steps in relativization : the Indian Oedipus revisited / G. Obeyesekere -- pt. 4. Early and later theoretical formations -- Hindu personality formation : unconscious processes / G.M. Carstairs --Psychoanalytic approaches to Hindu child rearing : a critique / S.N. Kurtz -- Clinical work and cultural imagination / S. Kakar -- pt. 5. Psychoanalytic approaches to Hindu mysticism, myth and ritual. -- Sex and yoga: psychoanalysis and the Indian religious experience / J.M. Masson -- Karma, guilt, and buried memories : public fantasy and private reality in traditional India / R.P. Goldman -- When a lingam is just a good cigar : psychoanalysis and Hindu sexual fantasies / W. Doniger -- Sati : a nineteenth century tale of women, violence and protest / A. Nandy -- The bloodthirsty tongue and the self-feeding breast : homosexual fellatio fantasy in a South Indian ritual tradition / S. Caldwell -- Selfhood in the Indian context : a psychoanalytic perspective / A. Collins, P. Desai -- pt. 6. Case studies of individuals -- Shakuntala / A. Roland -- Dhannaram's depression: psychotherapy with an Indian villager / B.K. Ramanujam -- Psychoanalysis and Hinduism: thinking through each other / J.J. Kripal.

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