Clara Mucci Livres

The book combines for the first time attachment theory, regulation attachment therapy, and the intergenerational transmission of trauma, showing how the clinical therapeutic process of "going beyond trauma" may result in forgiveness of past relationships and other reparatory practices in which self and other, both internal and external, are integrated and reconnected, opening the subject to creativity and new meaning in life. From early relational trauma to abuse and neglect, to massive social trauma such as war and genocide, the most recent psychoanalytic theories on trauma highlight the relevance of attachment on one side and intergenerational transmission of trauma on the other. The appropriate psychoanalytic treatment of traumatisation of human origin therefore needs to address the specific relational issues, trying to repair precisely the connection between self and other, thanks to the clinician's active participation in the exchange.

Resilience stands at the limits of what it means to be human. The opposite of vulnerability, it defines qualities that are both relational and innately enforced. Mucci explores contemporary therapeutic approaches to intergenerational trauma, focusing on the key principles that foster resilience and healing.

Come mai il crimine della stregoneria diventa così minaccioso in Europa e in Inghilterra, dalla metà del Cinquecento, da mandare al rogo migliaia di donne,per declinare alla fine del Seicento? Sono gli anni in cui, a Londra, si consuma la stagione shakespeariana, fino all'uccisione di re Carlo e alla chiusura dei teatri, nel 1642. Ci sono connessioni tra i due fenomeni? Opere teatrali, pamphlets e scritti vari del periodo vengono qui analizzati ricostruendo una complessa e affascinante poetica della cultura. Londra,invasa da vagabondi agli albori del capitalismo, i teatri, luoghi impuri ed eccessivi, popolati da donne eversive, adultere, streghe, rappresentano le metafore di una cultura che costruisce il femminile come pericoloso.