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Includes bibliographical references (pages [345]-413) and index.
Introduction : the ambiguous legacy of psychoanalysis -- The personal unconscious -- Gender, sexuality, and personal life -- Absorption and marginality -- From paternal authority to narcissism -- The Great War and the Bolshevik Revolution -- Fordism, Freudianism, and modernity -- Autonomy and resistance -- The turn toward the mother -- Fascism and the destruction of classical European analysis -- The mother-infant relationship and the postwar welfare state -- Charisma or rationalization? : U.S. psychoanalysis in the epoch of the Cold War -- The 1960s, post-Fordism, and the culture of narcissism -- Epilogue : psychoanalysis in our time.
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