The Fear of Looking or Scopophilic - Exhibitionistic Conflicts

The Fear of Looking or Scopophilic-Exhibitionistic Conflicts presents the importance of socophilic-exhibitionistic or look-show factors in neuroses, in the treatment situation, and in everyday life. This book examines some of the implications of scopophilic-exhibitionistic cathexes for creativity. Organized into six chapters, this book begins with an overview of the emotional impact made through scopophilic-exhibitionistic modalities. This text then explains that the social, fighting, and mating rituals of many species involve looking and showing. Other chapters consider the typical connection between the screen function of a memory or remembered fantasy and the screen function of compulsive scopophilic-exhibitionistic reenactment in reducing current anxiety. This book discusses as well the partial instincts of scopophilia and exhibitionism that are present in everyone. The final chapter deals with the concept of psychic masochism that predominates in scopophilic-exhibitionistic suffering. This book is a valuable resource for psychiatrists, psychoanalysts, and behavioral scientists.

ForewordAcknowledgmentsIntroductionI The Role of Freud's Scopophilia-Exhibitionism in the Development of PsychoanalysisII Facts and Concepts About Scopophilia and Exhibitionism in Psychoanalysis and Related Sciences-II Scopophilic-Exhibitionistic Conflicts in Learning, Life Style, and Psychopathology Seven Cases: Case I Case II Case III Case IV Case V Case VI Case VII Further Comments on Clinical DataIV Looking-Showing Factors in the Therapeutic Regression and its Reversal Six Cases: Case VIII Case IX Case X Case XI Case XII Case XIIIV Resolving the Scopophobic Element in the Transference NeurosisVI Some Comments on Scopophilia and Exhibitionism in CreativityReferencesSubject IndexIndex of Proper Names

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