Dialogues at the Edge of American Psychological Discourse: Critical and Theoretical Perspectives

Introduction.- Chapter 1: Strong Relationality and Hermeneutic Realism: A Conversation With Brent D. Slife (Interviewed by Brian Becker, Lesley University).- Chapter 2: Madness, Modernism, and Interpretation: A Conversation with Louis Sass (Interviewed by Mark Freeman, College of the Holy Cross).- Chapter 3: History, Morality, and the Politics of Relationality: A Conversation With Philip Cushman (Interviewed by Heather Macdonald, Lesley University).- Chapter 4: A Phenomenological-Contextualist Perspective in Psychoanalysis: A Conversation with Robert D. Stolorow (Interviewed by Peter Maduro, Private Practice).- Chapter 5: Thinking Psychology Otherwise: A Conversation With Mark Freeman (Interviewed by David Goodman, Boston College).- Chapter 6: Critique, Construction and Co-Creation: A Conversation with Kenneth Gergen (Interviewed by Mark Freeman, College of the Holy Cross).- Chapter 7: The Incorrigible Science: A Conversation with James Lamiell (Interviewed by Jack Martin, Simon Fraser University).- Chapter 8: Toward a Social Psychoanalysis: A Conversation with Lynne Layton (Interviewed by Elizabeth Corpt, Private Practice).- Chapter 9: The Psychic Life Of The Political: A Conversation With Derek Hook (Interviewed by Heather Macdonald, Lesley University).- Chapter 10: Psychoanalytic Sensibility and Honoring Individual Differences: A Conversation with Nancy McWilliams (Interviewed by Marie Hoffman, Private Practice).