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100 1  Potter, Brent.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       nb2013008948 
245 10 Elements of self-destruction /|cBrent Potter. 
264  1 London :|bKarnac,|c2013. 
300    1 online resource (xvi, 186 pages) 
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504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  COVER; CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; FOREWORD; ABSTRACT 
       Elements of self-destruction; CHAPTER ONE Introduction to 
       the phenomenonof self-destructiveness; CHAPTER TWO 
       Pursuing that which withdraws from us; CHAPTER THREE The 
       emerging consciousness of self-destructiveness in history 
       and psychology; CHAPTER FOUR Bion: the ghosts of abandoned
       meaning and formless destructiveness; CHAPTER FIVE 
       Heidegger: the eclipse of the sacred and the darkening of 
       the world; CHAPTER SIX Contemporary manifestations of self
       -destructiveness; CHAPTER SEVEN Conclusion and discussion.
505 8  CHAPTER EIGHT Limitations and suggestions for future 
       researchREFERENCES; INDEX. 
520    Why are humans, who are motivated by self-preservation, 
       also motivated to engage in behaviors that threaten and 
       even extinguish their existence? The present work has 
       given thought to this question and examined the phenomenon
       of self-destruction through the perspectives of empirical 
       psychology, psychoanalysis, analytical psychology, as well
       as existential-phenomenological psychology. The themes 
       included in this book are: the emerging understanding of 
       self-destructiveness in culture, religion, philosophy, and
       psychology; Bion's investigation into the self-destructive
       capacity of the mind; Heideg. 
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