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Masculinity Identity, Conflict, and Transformation

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ISBN-10: 1570626480

ISBN-13: 9781570626487

Edition: N/A

Authors: Warren Steinberg

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What is a man? The model offered by family and culture too often leaves men with a feeling of "not measuring up." The result can be a host of psychological problems that become roadblocks on the path to the state of maturity and wholeness that C. G. Jung called individuation. Warren Steinberg sees these perils on the path as opportunities to go beneath conventional models and to gain a deep understanding of masculinity-one that includes traditional masculine qualities along with recognition and acceptance of the anima, or a man's inner feminine. Using dreams, myths, and the experiences of actual men, he demonstrates how this inner balance can be the key to establishing a free and strong…    
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Book details

List price: $24.95
Publisher: Shambhala Publications, Incorporated
Publication date: 5/1/2001
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 240
Size: 5.51" wide x 8.46" long x 0.51" tall
Weight: 0.638
Language: English

Acknowledgments
Introduction
The Basic Split
The Development of Consciousness and the Basic Split
The Jungian Model
The Archetypal Dimensions
Male-Male Competition: Anatomy of an Archetype
Male-Male Competition for Dominance
The Man and the Mask: The Development of the Masculine Persona
The American Masculine Persona
An Example: Jim
The Development of the Masculine Persona
Social Learning
Identification
Conclusions
My Father, My Self: Identification and Conflict
An Example: Jake
The Father's Role
The Isaac Complex
A Defensive Idealization of the Father
An Example: Bob
Conclusions
Masculinity and Achievement Conflicts: The Shadow Speaks
Achievement Anxiety
The Father, Achievement, and the Son's Shadow
Fear of Failure
An Example: Phil
Fear of Achievement
An Example: Joel
Self-Castration
The Mother, Achievement, and the Son's Shadow
An Example: John
The Shadow and the Hairy Wild Man
Power and the Male Gender Role
Power Is Satisfying
An Example: Jerry
Power as a Defense against Feminine Identification
Identifying with the Father and Devaluing the Mother
An Absent Father and an Intrusive Mother
An Example: Robert
Conclusions
Submission and Masculine Transformation: Redeeming the Anima
Initiation and Transformation
Humiliation
An Example: Bill
Anima
The Relationship between the Persona and the Anima
Anima as the Undeveloped
The Development of Wholeness
Homoerotic Anxiety and the Transformation of the Anima
Conclusions
Epilogue
Notes
Bibliography
Index