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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Ann D'Ercole , Jack DrescherPublisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Analytic Press,U.S. Volume: v. 1 Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.80cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.520kg ISBN: 9780881632385ISBN 10: 0881632384 Pages: 192 Publication Date: 30 April 2004 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsD'Ercole, Drescher, Introduction. Schwartz, Ozzie and Harriet Are Dead: New Family Narratives in a Postmodern World. Suchet, Gender ""Indifference"": Gender Development in Lesbian-Parented Families. Cheuvront, Couples, Imagined. D'Ercole, The Interplay of Difference and Shame: A Lesbian Couple in Treatment. Levitz, Is This Normal? Uncovering the Role of Homophobia in the Treatment of a Lesbian Couple. Glazer, Teasing Apart Gender, Object Choice, and Motherhood in Lesbian Relationships. Mamo, The Lesbian ""Great American Sperm Hunt"": A Sociological Analysis of Selecting Donors and Constructing Relatedness. Iasenza, Passion, Play, and Erotic Potential Space in Lesbian Relationships. Locker, One Plus One Equals One: Financial Madness in Same-Sex Relationships.ReviewsIn this paradigm-shifting volume, D'Ercole and Drescher lift same-sex couples and families out of the margins and into the center of discourse about intimacy and domesticity. All of us who want to make commitments, raise children, love passionately, and be socially respected for those intentions will find practical wisdom and scholarly erudition in these pages. - Virginia Goldner, Ph.D., Founding Editor, Studies in Gender and Sexuality Only recently has psychoanalysis been forced to come to terms with its century-long history of pathologizing and mistreating gays and lesbians. What a marvel it is to have reached a new disciplinary milestone with the publication of Uncoupling Convention. In this significant collection, D'Ercole and Drescher assemble clinicians who share an affirmative psychoanalytic sensibility to dynamic work with gay and lesbian individuals and with same-sex couples and families. These essays are fresh, challenging, and provocative; they embody a new psychoanalytic discourse sensitive to the multiply varied configurations and practical social contexts of the postmodern family. - Lewis Aron, Ph.D., Director, NYU PostDoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis <p> In this paradigm-shifting volume, D Ercole and Drescher lift same-sex couples and families out of the margins and into the center of discourse about intimacy and domesticity. All of us who want to make commitments, raise children, love passionately, and be socially respected for those intentions will find practical wisdom and scholarly erudition in these pages. <p>- Virginia Goldner, Ph.D., Founding Editor, Studies in Gender and Sexuality<p> Only recently has psychoanalysis been forced to come to terms with its century-long history of pathologizing and mistreating gays and lesbians. What a marvel it is to have reached a new disciplinary milestone with the publication of Uncoupling Convention. In this significant collection, D'Ercole and Drescher assemble clinicians who share an affirmative psychoanalytic sensibility to dynamic work with gay and lesbian individuals and with same-sex couples and families. These essays are fresh, challenging, and provocative; they embody a new psychoa In this paradigm-shifting volume, D'Ercole and Drescher lift same-sex couples and families out of the margins and into the center of discourse about intimacy and domesticity. All of us who want to make commitments, raise children, love passionately, and be socially respected for those intentions will find practical wisdom and scholarly erudition in these pages. - Virginia Goldner, Ph.D., Founding Editor, Studies in Gender and Sexuality Only recently has psychoanalysis been forced to come to terms with its century-long history of pathologizing and mistreating gays and lesbians. What a marvel it is to have reached a new disciplinary milestone with the publication of Uncoupling Convention. In this significant collection, D'Ercole and Drescher assemble clinicians who share an affirmative psychoanalytic sensibility to dynamic work with gay and lesbian individuals and with same-sex couples and families. These essays are fresh, challenging, and provocative; they embody a new psychoanalytic discourse sensitive to the multiply varied configurations and practical social contexts of the postmodern family. - Lewis Aron, Ph.D., Director, NYU PostDoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis Author InformationAnn D'Ercole (Author) , Jack Drescher (Author) Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |