Introduction; Part I Part I; Chapter 1 The Inner World of Trauma in its Diabolical Form; Chapter 2 Further Clinical Illustrations of the Self-Care System; Chapter 3 Freud and Jung's Dialogue about Trauma's Inner World; Chapter 4 Jung's Contributions to a Theory of the Self-Care System; Chapter 5 Additional Jungian Contributions; Chapter 6 Psychoanalytic Theory about the Self-Care System; Part II Part II; Chapter 7 Rapunzel and the Self-Care System; Chapter 8 Psyche and Her Daimon-Lover; Chapter 9 Fitcher's Bird And the Dark Side of the Self; Chapter 10 Prince Lindworm and Transformation of the Daimonic Through Sacrifice and Choice;
Donald Kalsched is a psychoanalyst in private practice and a faculty member of the C.G. Jung Institute, New York.
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