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Psychoanalysis in China

Name: Psychoanalysis in China
Brand: Phoenix Publishing House
SKU: 33525727
Price: 44.59 EUR
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Author: David E. Scharff
ISBN: 9781912691531

David E. Scharff

Sverre Varvin

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 33525727

Publishers Phoenix Publishing House, September 2014

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The introduction of psychoanalysis to China over the last twenty years brings a clash between Eastern and Western philosophical backgrounds. Chinese patients, therapists, and trainees struggle with assumptions inherent in an analytic attitude steeped in Western ideas of individualism that are often at odds with a Chinese Confucian ethic of respect for the family and the work group. The situation is further complicated by the rapid evolution of Chinese culture itself, emerging from years of trauma, new economics, and the one-child policy of the last generation that has introduced a new Chinese brand of individualism and new family structure that are not equivalent to those of the West. This volume breaks new ground in exploring these issues and challenges to the introduction of analytic therapies into China, not only from the viewpoint of Western teachers, but also from Chinese teachers, clinicians, anthropologists, and observers.