Table of contents for Despair and the return of hope : echoes of mourning in psychotherapy / Peter Shabad.

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PART I: HUDDLING TOGETHER IN THE FACE
OF DEATH
1 Death, Meaning, and Human Relations           3
2 Conscience and the Ethic of Mutuality: Human
Development as a Passionate Labor of Gratitude  35
PART II: DISILLUSIONMENT, DEFENSE, AND THE
DESPAIR OF BITTERNESS
3 Selling One's Developmental Soul: Self-Betrayal
and Wearing the Mask of the Enemy           57
4 The Compulsion to Repeat: Homesickness and
to Begin Again as if for the First Time     87
5 The Silent Loyalty Oath: Symptoms as Memorials
to One's Lonely Suffering                  109
6 On the outside Looking in: "Waiting at the End
of the Block" and the Sense of Entitlement  135



7 The Evil Eye: Envy and Begrudging the Passion
of a New Beginning                         159
8 Giving the Devil His Due: Spite and the Struggle
for Individual Dignity                     191
PART III: PSYCHOTHERAPY: THE QUEST FOR
SELF-ACCEPTANCE
9 Bringing Heaven Down to Earth: The
Idealizing Transference and the Search for
a Powerful Other                           213
10 Confidence and Doubt: The Therapist's Sense
of Lovingness and the Use of the Personal
in Psychotherapy                           241
11 Haunting Echoes of Personal Truth: The Pangs
of Regret and Remorse                      267
12 Self-Acceptance and the Generosity of
Letting Go: The Experiences of Mourning
and Growth                                 293