The Psychoanalysis of Symptoms

Part I. Theoretical Context

1. History of Symptom Psychology
Henry Kellerman

2. Underpinnings of the Symptom Code
Henry Kellerman

3. The Symptom-Code and Its Application
Henry Kellerman

4. On Wishes, Symptoms, and Withdrawal
Henry Kellerman

Part II. The Clinical Casebook: Accessible Symptoms

5. Bottles Under the Bed: A Case of Compulsion
Henry Kellerman

6. Holes: A Case of Body Delusion
Henry Kellerman

7. Symptoms Based Upon Feelings of Rejection:
Henry Kellerman

8. Gazing at Corpses: A Case of Morbid Compulsion
Henry Kellerman

9. Sin of the Priest: A Case of Obsession
Henry Kellerman

10. Ingenious Regression: A Case of Hallucination
Henry Kellerman

11. Panic on the Bridge: A Case of Selective Agoraphobia
Henry Kellerman

12. “I Can Hardly Move”: A Case of a Three-Day Migraine
Henry Kellerman

13. Doubled Over: A Case of Displaced Phallic Obsession
Henry Kellerman

Part III. The Clinical Casebook: Inaccessible Symptoms

14. The Psychology of Blushing: Involuntary Disclosure
Henry Kellerman

15. “No Writing!”: A Case of Delusional Self-Incrimination
Henry Kellerman

16. “I’m Not Going To Work Today”: A Case of Agoraphobia
Henry Kellerman

17. Chaos: A Case of Compulsive Collecting and Hoarding
Henry Kellerman

18. “Not Thin Enough!”: A Case of Anorexia
Henry Kellerman

19. Dissociative Identity Disorder: A Case of “Split Personality”
Henry Kellerman

20. An Asperger’s Mind: An Examination of the Case of Nobelian John Forbes Nash, Jr.
Henry Kellerman

Part IV. Examining Theoretical Issues of the Symptom-Code

21. Acting Out: The First Symptom, and the Primacy of Anger or Sex
Henry Kellerman

22. Symptoms Versus Character Traits: Accessible Versus Inaccessible Symptoms
Henry Kellerman

23. The Metamorphosis of Symptoms: The Domain of Wishes and the Domain of Traits
Henry Kellerman

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