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Introduction to Psychoanalysis in the Indian Terroir by Manasi Kumar, Anup Dhar and Anurag Mishra Part I: Mothers, Therapists, and Matricide Chapter 1: When the Enthralled Mother Dreams: A Clinical and Cultural Composition by Amrita NarayananChapter 2: Devi Possession at the Intersections of Religion, Culture and Psychoanalysis by Sabah Siddiqui and Bhargavi Davar Chapter 3: Of Mothers and Therapists: Dreaming the Indian Infant by Urvashi AgarwalChapter 4: Myth, Misogyny and Matricide by Nilofer KaulChapter 5: Sita Through the Time Warp: On the Ticklish Relationship Between Renunciation and Moral Narcissism in the Lives of Young Indian Women by Shifa HaqPart II: Faith, Religion and ViolenceChapter 6: Terrors to Expansions: A Journey Mediated Through Faith by Shalini MasihChapter 7: Only Hindu also the Patient, Only Muslim also the Therapist: Recovering the 'Historical Other' by Zehra MehdiChapter 8: Disaster Diaries: Riots Affected Children in Ahmedabad and Hyderabad by Atreyee Sen and Manasi KumarPart III: Cultural Identity and Indian ImaginationChapter 9: Two Cultures? : Frontiers of Faith in Yoga and Psychoanalysis by Ajeet MathurChapter 10: Psychoanalysis, Culture and the Cultural Unconscious by Sudhir Kakar Chapter 11: Imagining The Real: An Essay on Sudhir Kakar's "Culture and Psyche": A Personal Journey by Alfred MarguliesChapter 12: As Psychoanalysis Travels: Mansi Kumar, Anup Dhar, Anurag Mishra in conversation with Sudhir Kakar by Manasi Kumar, Anup Dhar, Anurag Mishra, and Sudhir Kakar Chapter 13 Genealogies of Aboriginalization by Anup Dhar
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