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Women's Growth In Connection

Writings from the Stone Center
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This book presents an innovative relational perspective on women's ways of being in the world. It offers an alternative to traditional models of human development that define health and maturity in terms of separation and consistently define women as deficient. Written by leading clinicians and teachers from the Stone Center at Wellesley College, the book foregrounds women's meaning systems, values, and organization of experiences, which often revolve around relationships rather than the self. The authors set out basic relational principles and consider the implications for life challenges that many women face, as well as for psychotherapy.
I. A Developmental Perspective 1. The Development of Women's Sense of Self, Miller 2. Women and Empathy: Implications for Psychological Development and Psychotherapy, Jordan, Surrey, & Kaplan 3. The ""Self-in-Relation"": A Theory of Women's Development, Surrey 4. Empathy and Self Boundaries, Jordan 5. The Meaning of Mutuality, Jordan 6. Beyond the Oedipus Complex: Mothers and Daughters, Stiver 7. Women's Self in Development in Late Adolescence, Kaplan, Klein, & Gleason II. Applications 8. The Meanings of ""Dependency"" in Female-Male Relationships, Stiver 9. Relationship and Empowerment, Surrey 10. The Construction of Anger in Women and Men, Miller 11. Women and Power, Miller 12. The ""Self-in-Relation"": Implications for Depression in Women, Kaplan 13. Work Inhibitions in Women, Stiver 14. Eating Patterns as a Reflection of Women's Development, Surrey 15. The Meaning of Care: Reframing Treatment Models, Stiver 16. Female or Male Therapists for Women: New Formulations: Kaplan 17. Empathy, Mutuality, and Therapeutic Change: Clinical Implications of a Relational Model, Jordan
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