Truth: Developmental, Cultural, and Clinical Realms

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COPYRIGHT PAGE
DEDICATION
Contents
Acknowledgments
About the editor and contributors
Introduction
Prologue
	CHAPTER ONE – The meaning of “truth” and the truth about “meaning” in psychoanalysis
Part I – Developmental realm
	CHAPTER TWO – Children and truth
	CHAPTER THREE – The search for truth in adolescent rebellion
	CHAPTER FOUR – Truth in later life
Part II – Cultural realm
	CHAPTER FIVE – “Nothing is truer than truth” and Shakespeare
	CHAPTER SIX – Explorations into truth, anxiety, and death by Heidegger and Freud
	CHAPTER SEVEN – Finding the truth in individual and large-group psychology
Part III – Clinical realm
	CHAPTER EIGHT – Narrative truth and theoretical truth
	CHAPTER NINE – What is true and whose idea was it?
	CHAPTER TEN – Truth heals, if one can tolerate it
	CHAPTER ELEVEN – Seven types of truth and their clinical relevance
Epilogue
	CHAPTER TWELVE – Truly, what does all this mean?
References
Index
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