Domenici, Thomas <br/><br/>
Disorienting Sexuality   Psychoanalytic Reappraisals of Sexual Identities 

 - London  Routledge  1995 
 - 299p 
<br/><br/> includes index and biblioraphy 
<br/><br/>Part 1 New Voices: Gay and Lesbian Psychoanalysts<br/>1        Some Thoughts on the Role of Mourning in the Development of a Positive Lesbian Identity <br/>Lee Crespi<br/>2       Exploding the Myth of Sexual Psychopathology:A Deconstruction of Fairbairn`s Anti-Homosexual Theory <br/>Thomas Domenici<br/>3       Countertransference Obscurity in the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Homosexual Patients <br/>Martin Stephen Frammer<br/>4       Objectivity as Masquerade <br/>Ronnie C. Lesser<br/>5       Psychoanalysis and Women`s Experience of "Coming Out": The Necessity of Becoming a "Bee-Charmer" <br/>Maggie Magee and Diana C. Miller<br/>6       Current Psychoanalytic Discourses on Sexuality: Tripping over the Body David Schwartz<br/>Part 2 Rethinking Sexuality: Theoretical Perspectives<br/>7     On "Our Nature":Prolegomenon to a Relational Theory of Sexuality <br/>Muriel Dimen<br/>8     Re-Reading Freud on Homosexuality <br/>Robert May<br/>9     Passionate Differences:Lesbianism, Post-Modernism, and Psychoanalysis <br/>Noreen O`Connor<br/>10     Psychoanalysis with Gay and Lesbian People: An Interpersonal Perspective Richard Rutkin<br/>11      The Evolution of My Views on Nonnormative Sexual Practices <br/>Roy Schafer<br/>12     Psychoanalytic Theories of Lesbian Desire: A Social Constructionist Critique Erica Schoenberg<br/>Part 3 Lesbian and Gay Psychoanalysts:Their Encounters with Anti-Homosexuality<br/>13     Anti-Homosexual Bias in Training <br/>Jack Drescher<br/>14     The Difficulty of Being A Gay Psychoanalyst During the Last Fifty Years: An Interview with Dr. Bertram Schaffner <br/>Stephen B. Goldman<br/>15     A View from Both Sides:Coming Out as a Lesbian Psychoanalyst <br/>April Martin<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0415911982     1906 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>O42  / D712