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Edwin H. Friedman. The Myth of the Shiksa and Other Essays
The. MYTH. of the. SHIKSA. AND. OTHER ESSAYS
EDWIN H. FRIEDMAN
CONTENTS
GROWING UP FRIEDMAN. A Foreword by Shira Friedman Bogart
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
One. AN INTERVIEW WITH THE FIRST FAMILY COUNSELOR
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Two. SECRETS AND SYSTEMS
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Three. HOW TO SUCCEED IN THERAPY WITHOUT REALLY TRYING
The Other Side
Mentors
The Dilemma of Change
Passive-Aggressive Therapy
The Human Phenomenon
The Therapist’s Role
Four. THE MYTH OF THE SHIKSA
Clinical Experience
Ethnic Mythology and Jewish Family Life
Family Process and Cultural Costume
The Universality of Cultural Camouflage
Summary
Five. METAPHORS OF SALVATION
The Psychotherapeutic Reformation
Some Intriguing Parallels
Some Guidelines for Self-Salvation
Six. THE PLAY’S THE THING. The Therapeutic Reversal as Psychodrama
Scene I / Oedipus, Everyman, and the Betamax
Scene II / Stanislavsky vs. Brecht: Aesthetic Distance
Scene III / The Seriousness of Tragedy and the Tragedy of Seriousness
Scene IV / Who the Devil’s the Devil? The Authentic Shaw
Scene V / Characters in Search of an Author: Pirandello on Paradox
Scene VI / Theater of the Absurd: Waiting for Godot
Epilogue: Apocalypse Now, or Later
Seven. EMPATHY DEFEATS THERAPY. An Interview with Helen Gill
Eight. THE BIRTHDAY PARTY. An Experiment in Obtaining Change in One’s Own Family
The Process
Planning the Birthday Party
The Party
The Hangover
Change in My Family—A Generation Later
Change in My Own Thinking since “the Party”
Other Changes in My Thinking
Conclusion
Nine. MISCHIEF, MYSTERY, AND PARADOX. Bowen Theory and Therapy
Fundamental Characteristics of Bowen Theory
A Perspective of Universals
Four Seminal Constructs
Bowen Therapy
A True Paradigm Shift
Bowen and Societal Regression
Some Generally Accepted Dichotomies
Bowen Theory and Social Science
References and Bibliography