Dialogue with Erik Erikson /
Richard I. Evans ; with reactions from Ernest Jones.
- First softcover edition.
- xvi, 168 pages ; 22 cm.
- The Master work series. .
- Master work series. .
Library bound edition distributed: Minneapolis : Rockbottom Books. Originally published: New York : Praeger Publishers, 1964.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 147-157) and index.
Introduction : perspective on an innovative teaching device -- The eight stages of man. Oral-sensory stage : trust vs. mistrust / hope -- Muscular-anal stage : autonomy vs. shame and doubt / will power -- Locomotor-genital stage : initiative vs. guilt / purpose -- Latency stage : industry vs. inferiority / competence -- Adolescent stage : identity vs. role diffusion / fidelity -- Young adulthood stage : intimacy vs. isolation / love -- Adulthood stage : generativity vs. stagnation / care -- Old age and maturity stage : ego integrity vs. despair / wisdom -- The epigenetic framework and possible relationships to psychopathology -- Cross-cultural and psycho-historical analyses. Observations of "primitive" cultures, the Sioux and the Yurok -- Hitler's national socialism / a psycho-historical analysis -- Gandhi's nonviolence / philosophy and technique nonviolence and the American civil rights movement -- Psychoanalysis and its impact : philosophy, theory, and method. Psychoanalysis / early beginnings and later developments -- Motivation beyond libido theory and biological determinism -- Psychoanalysis as a technique of psychotherapy -- Psychoanalysis and board ethical considerations -- Conclusion : man's survival in a nuclear age -- Conclusion : the theoretical context of the dialogue -- Reactions from Ernest Jones.