The image and appearance of the human body : studies in the constructive energies of the psyche

First Published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. Abstract: First Published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company COVER -1 HALF TITLE PAGE -1 SERIES PAGE -1 TITLE PAGE -1 COPYRIGHT PAGE -1 TABLE OF CONTENTS -1 PREFACE -1 THE IMAGE AND APPEARANCE OF THE HUMAN BODY INTRODUCTION -1 PART I THE PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS OF THE BODY-IMAGE -1 (I) Posturalandtactileimpressions in relation to the body-image -1 (2) Localization onthe skin andthe optic part oj the body-image -1 (3) Further remarks onthe apparatuswhich serves localization -1 (4) Imperception ofimpairment of somatic ftmctionsI andof parts f!! the body-image (body-image imperception) -1 (5) AllJ/oQlsthesia, II()n-perception, rightand/eft, o!J'IQlsthesia ;n the botly-schema -1 (6) Some remarks abou: the relation ofthe body schema to tactile-kinaesthetic movements -1 (7) Agnosia&oNeming· the body-image (alltotopagnosia); fingeragnosia -1 (8) Interrelations of the body-image -1 (9) Apraxia andagnosia in their relations to the .Ie-hema ofthe body -1 (10) Remarks onhuman action -1 (1I) Summaryandrecapitulation onapraxia andagnosia and the representations ofmovement -1 (12) Expressive and ref/eefory 1IJotIe1lJI1Ifs -1 (13) The phantom -1 (14) PJYthogenit body-image imperteption anda//othiria. Their relation to organit thanges -1 (15) Muscle tOIll andbody-image. The persistence of tone -1 (16) The injJllefJte of habitllllJ postllre onthepoSlllraJ model -1 (17) The image of theface. AIItoseopie experiments -1 (18) How1Pe pertei"e the oNter surfll&e ofOil body -1 (19) The openings of the body -1 (20) The heavy 1IJ4JS ofthe body -1 (21) The vestibular influence ontheperception of the weight of the body -1 (22) Pain -1 (23) Deve/opment of the body-image -1 (24) Two deceptions. The influence of the opticsphere onthe body-image -1 (25) The body-image in c/omJed conscioll.fnes.f andthe vestibular inftNelJ&e onthepostural model of the body -1 PART II THE LIBIDINOUS STRUCTURE OF THE BODY-IMAGE -1 (I) Nara.rn.r1lJ andthe Jwe ofone'.r 01P1I body -1 (2) Erogenic zones ofthe bally-image -1 (3) Newa.sthlnia -1 (4) DeperJona/ization -1 (5) Hypochondria -1 (6) Painandlibido -1 (7) A ease of 10J.r oflI1Iity in the body-image1 -1 (8) Hysteri« -1 (9) S01lle principles concerning the /ibidinoll.J .r~hIr, of the body-image -1 (10) Conversion -1 (11) Organic disease -1 (12.) Fllrfher remarkJ on expatuion anti aestrl«tion of the bot!Y-image -1 (13) LibitiillfJlU tietJ,Jopmmt ofthe body-imall -1 (14) Changing the body-image by clothing, ana thepsychology ofe/olhes -1 (15) Gymnastics, dance andexpressive movements -1 PART III. SOCIOLOGY OF THE BODY-IMAGE -1 (I) Space and the body-i11Jagl -1 (2) On curiosity andonthe expression of ellJotio1U -1 (3) Preliminary remarks onthe relation bet7lJeen botly-images -1 (4) Erythrophobia (fear ofb/mhing) as aninstance ofa social nellros;s -1 (5) Social relations of body-images. The .rociaJ di..rtafJ&e -1 (6) Imitation antithe body-image -1 (7) On identification -1 (8) Beau!] andbody-image -1 (9) Vmobility of the bo4J-image -1 CONCLUSION -1 APPENDIX I CASE HISTORIES OF ORGANIC BRAIN LESIONS1 -1 (a) Po!Jaesthesia andtransfer of sensations from the left to toe right side of the body in a case of parietal andcapsula lesion -1 (b) Imperception of righthemiplegia. -1 (t) Imperception of the left side of the body andthanges in the posturalattitude in a brain tumour case -1 APPENDIX II SOME REMARKS ON THE ANATOMY AND PtIYSIOLOGY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEMI -1 BIBLIOGRAPHY -1 I. SUBJECT INDEX -1 II. INDEX OF NAMES -1 First Published in 1999. First Published in 1999. This is the final volume of 10 from the international library of psychology, looking at physiological psychology and focuses on the image and appearance of the human body, Studies in the Constructive Energies of the Psyche. This book attempts to achieve a deeper insight into the nature of the creative process and emphasizes the constructive psychic effort by which new entities are created. Emergent evolution and gestalten in the psychic sphere are not merely data which are given to us as a present; they have to be obtained by struggling.