Psychoanalysis in Asia

Alf Gerlach

• Foreword , INTRODUCTION , Conceptual Backdrop , Psychoanalysis and culture , Psychoanalysis and culture: Freud, Erikson, and beyond , The stranger and the strange: psychoanalytic reflections on meeting otherness , China , Psychoanalytic psychotherapy in the Chinese context: developments and challenges , Psychoanalysis on the China Road*: sense of trust in doubt , Slow psychoanalysis is helpful for fast developing China , Havoc comes from the mouth—working as a psychoanalyst in China , Working with Chinese patients: are there conflicts between Chinese culture and psychoanalysis? , Objectifying and de-objectifying the dead: the use of images in Chinese ancestor worship , Japan , Psychoanalysis in a “shame culture”: a drama-based viewpoint , Issues of psychoanalysis in the twenty-first century: from some experiences in Japan , The complications of the perpetrator-victim relationship for Japanese children during World War Two: what can psychoanalysis contribute toward conciliation between China and Japan? , Korea , Korean culture and psychoanalysis , Feeling and thinking in English on the couch , Taiwan , The Formosa Model: an emerging tradition of developing psychoanalysis in Taiwan , Shame and losing face in Taiwanese culture: a clinical and cultural perspective , India , A personal journey into culture and psychoanalysis , The universal truth of myths reflected in psychoanalytic theory and practice , Concluding Overviews , The diffusion of psychoanalysis in China: otherness and transformations , Coming together in Beijing