Transforming Shame: A Pastoral Response

ISBN-13: 9780789021533 / Angielski / Miękka / 2004 / 251 str.

Jill L. McNish

Opis

Explores psychological, spiritual, and theological aspects of shame and shame's transformative potential. Helps pastoral care givers and mental health workers to identify shame issues and become agents of healing.

Spis treści

• Acknowledgments
  
• Chapter 1. Introduction
  
• Chapter 2. Shame in the Gospel Accounts of the Life, Ministry, and Death of Jesus
  
• Chapter 3. What Is Shame? Toward a Working Phenomenological Understanding
  
• Chapter 4. The Revelatory Potential of Shame
  
• Chapter 5. Defenses Against Shame
  
• Chapter 6. Methodology in the Use of Depth Psychology in Theological Study and Ministry
  
• The Minister’s Perspective
  
• Chapter 7. Toward an Understanding of Shame from Perspectives of Depth Psychology
  
• Freud’s References to Shame
  
• A Map of the Landscape After Freud
  
• Karen Horney’s “Pride System”
  
• Alice Miller and “Poisonous Pedagogy”
  
• Heinz Kohut’s Self-Psychology
  
• Shame As Archetypal Experience: A Jungian Perspective
  
• Chapter 8. Toward a Theology of Shame
  
• “Where Can I Flee from Your Presence?”
  
• The “Sick Soul”
  
• The Paradox: Shame As Borderline Phenomenon Between Union and Separation
  
• The Competing Urges Toward Union and Individuation
  
• Some of Depth Psychology’s Accounts of Experiences of Union
  
• The “Oceanic Feeling”
  
• Some Contributions of Otto Rank
  
• Contributions of Later Theorists on the Subject of Separation-Individuation
  
• Shame and Biblical Witness
  
• The New Testament’s Use of Shame
  
• Chapter 9. Reflections on the Orientation of the Institutional Church and Its Ministers Toward the Meaning and Phenomenon of Shame
  
• Ameliorating the Church’s Complicity in Fostering Toxic Shame
  
• Pastoral Responses to Toxic Shame
  
• Chapter 10. Conclusion
  
• Notes
  
• Bibliography
  
• Index
  

O autorze

Rev Jill Mcnish, Richard L Dayringer