Fantasies of Flight

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CONTENTS......Page 14
Untitled......Page 0
PART I: Flight Preparations......Page 16
ONE: Come Fly with Me......Page 18
TWO: The Shape of a Discipline......Page 24
THREE: An American Icarus......Page 34
FOUR: Henry Murray’s Personology......Page 37
FIVE: All the King’s Horses and All the King’s Men......Page 41
SIX: Freud on Da Vinci: The Rocky Road of Psychobiographic Investigations......Page 46
PART II: Lift-Off......Page 58
SEVEN: Poor Peter......Page 60
EIGHT: He Played until His Mother Looked Happy......Page 64
NINE: Outside Opinions......Page 70
TEN: What Can I Do to Be Forever Known?......Page 79
ELEVEN: Attachment and Separation......Page 86
TWELVE: Life at the Intersection......Page 93
THIRTEEN: May the Force Be with You......Page 106
FOURTEEN: Carl Jung’s Search for Permanence......Page 112
PART III: Ground Maintenance and Theoretical Adjustments......Page 128
FIFTEEN: Attachment Revisited......Page 130
SIXTEEN: Stern’s Outside-In Theory of Self-Development......Page 138
SEVENTEEN: Damasio’s Inside-Out Theory of Self-Development......Page 146
EIGHTEEN: What’s Missing from this Picture?......Page 157
PART IV: Variations on a Theme......Page 164
NINETEEN: Dumbo......Page 166
TWENTY: Larry, a Lonely Long-Distance Runner......Page 170
TWENTY-ONE: Perry Smith......Page 178
TWENTY-TWO: Tonka and His Flying Backpack......Page 191
TWENTY-THREE: A Lawn Chair and a Phantom Flying Saucer......Page 206
TWENTY-FOUR: Marc Chagall......Page 218
TWENTY-FIVE: The Case for Case Studies......Page 231
APPENDIX. Women in Flight......Page 237
NOTES......Page 244
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 260
B......Page 266
C......Page 267
F......Page 268
I......Page 269
M......Page 270
P......Page 271
S......Page 272
W......Page 273