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• catalog abstract ""In this new book, psychologist Dr. Carl Goldberg responds to the psychological and philosophical issues currently ignored by contemporary psychologists and psychoanalysts. These concerns, in which humanistic and more traditional psychologists strongly differ, include: How much free will does each of us have? How responsible are we for our behavior? Why are these psychodynamics of self-deception (the behavior that seems to be central to most psychological and interpersonal conflicts) so difficult to describe and understand in noncontradictory terms? Will a better understanding of self-deception enable us to formulate a useful and coherent theory of memory and of consciousness? To what extent are psychological defenses conscious strategies and to what degree are they automatic (unconscious) processes? Is it possible to provide an accurate explanation for love and intimacy that does not attribute its development to unresolved infantile patterns? Is there evidence that virtuous behavior has its own development rather than being derived from partially successful efforts to defend against forbidden urges? Do we have a reasonable basis for determining the crucial tasks of living a virtuous and responsible life? If so, do we have the wherewithal to use this knowledge to help enable destructive people to overthrow their malevolent lifestyles?" "The Evil We Do is a book of telling insights about the most troubling aspects of human nature - knowledge that is essential if society is ever to deal effectively with the violence that plagues it. At the same time Dr. Goldberg explores what clinical practitioners must do to rekindle the torch of self-discovery and enlightenment for those who seek to live more fully and well."--Jacket.".
• catalog contributor b11919750.
• catalog created "2000.".
• catalog date "2000".
• catalog date "2000.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "2000.".
• catalog description ""In this new book, psychologist Dr. Carl Goldberg responds to the psychological and philosophical issues currently ignored by contemporary psychologists and psychoanalysts. These concerns, in which humanistic and more traditional psychologists strongly differ, include: How much free will does each of us have? How responsible are we for our behavior? Why are these psychodynamics of self-deception (the behavior that seems to be central to most psychological and interpersonal conflicts) so difficult to describe and understand in noncontradictory terms? Will a better understanding of self-deception enable us to formulate a useful and coherent theory of memory and of consciousness?".
• catalog description ""The Evil We Do is a book of telling insights about the most troubling aspects of human nature - knowledge that is essential if society is ever to deal effectively with the violence that plagues it. At the same time Dr. Goldberg explores what clinical practitioners must do to rekindle the torch of self-discovery and enlightenment for those who seek to live more fully and well."--Jacket.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and indexes.".
• catalog description "Introduction: Social and Psychological Challenges to Psychoanalysis in the New Millennium -- Chapter 1. The Case of the Unpatriotic Prostitute: Psychoanalysis and Moral Responsibility -- Chapter 2. The Case of the Adolescent Murderer: The Refusal to Self-Examine -- Chapter 3. The Client Whose Rage Lacked a Voice: Sin or Sickness? -- Chapter 4. The Client Who Assumed His Analyst's Identity: A Psychology of Self-Deception, Consciousness, and Memory -- Chapter 5. The Client Who Arranged to Have Her Husband Murdered: Psychological Defenses as Emotional Strategies -- Chapter 6. The Case of the Suspected Rapist: An Analyst's Uncertain Knowledge -- Chapter 7. An Encounter with an Unfortunate Child: The Role of Shame in Constructive Behavior -- Chapter 8. The Client with a Deadly Secret: Learning to Listen to Oneself -- Chapter 9. The Client with Destructive Longing: A Psychoanalytic Theory of Love -- Chapter 10. Psychoanalysis as Hope, Compassion, and Responsibility -- THEORY AND METHOD -- A. The Dilemmas of American Society -- B. The Evil We Do: The Primary and Secondary Factors that Promote Destructive Behavior -- C. Basic Emotional Communication for Intimacy and Interpersonal Connectedness.".
• catalog description "To what extent are psychological defenses conscious strategies and to what degree are they automatic (unconscious) processes? Is it possible to provide an accurate explanation for love and intimacy that does not attribute its development to unresolved infantile patterns? Is there evidence that virtuous behavior has its own development rather than being derived from partially successful efforts to defend against forbidden urges? Do we have a reasonable basis for determining the crucial tasks of living a virtuous and responsible life? If so, do we have the wherewithal to use this knowledge to help enable destructive people to overthrow their malevolent lifestyles?"".
• catalog extent "259 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Evil we do.".
• catalog identifier "1573928399 (cloth : alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Evil we do.".
• catalog issued "2000".
• catalog issued "2000.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Amherst, N.Y. : Prometheus Books,".
• catalog relation "Evil we do.".
• catalog subject "2000 N-694".
• catalog subject "616.89/17 21".
• catalog subject "Aggression psychology Case Reports.".
• catalog subject "Good and evil.".
• catalog subject "Philosophical anthropology.".
• catalog subject "Psychoanalysis Case Reports.".
• catalog subject "Psychoanalysis Case studies.".
• catalog subject "RC509.8 .G65 2000".
• catalog subject "Social sciences and psychoanalysis.".
• catalog subject "Violence psychology Case Reports.".
• catalog subject "WM 40 G6175e 2000".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: Social and Psychological Challenges to Psychoanalysis in the New Millennium -- Chapter 1. The Case of the Unpatriotic Prostitute: Psychoanalysis and Moral Responsibility -- Chapter 2. The Case of the Adolescent Murderer: The Refusal to Self-Examine -- Chapter 3. The Client Whose Rage Lacked a Voice: Sin or Sickness? -- Chapter 4. The Client Who Assumed His Analyst's Identity: A Psychology of Self-Deception, Consciousness, and Memory -- Chapter 5. The Client Who Arranged to Have Her Husband Murdered: Psychological Defenses as Emotional Strategies -- Chapter 6. The Case of the Suspected Rapist: An Analyst's Uncertain Knowledge -- Chapter 7. An Encounter with an Unfortunate Child: The Role of Shame in Constructive Behavior -- Chapter 8. The Client with a Deadly Secret: Learning to Listen to Oneself -- Chapter 9. The Client with Destructive Longing: A Psychoanalytic Theory of Love -- Chapter 10. Psychoanalysis as Hope, Compassion, and Responsibility -- THEORY AND METHOD -- A. The Dilemmas of American Society -- B. The Evil We Do: The Primary and Secondary Factors that Promote Destructive Behavior -- C. Basic Emotional Communication for Intimacy and Interpersonal Connectedness.".
• catalog title "The evil we do : the psychoanlysis of destructive people / Carl Goldberg.".
• catalog type "Case studies. fast".
• catalog type "text".