Psychological perspectives and the religious quest Book

	Preface
	Acknowledgments
	Introduction
Pt. I	Historical and Theoretical Considerations
Ch. 1	American Psychology and the Psychology of Religion: An Overview	3
Ch. 2	Bridging Religion and Psychology: The Hall-James Generation as Transition from the "Old" to the "New" Psychology	7
Ch. 3	Theological Criteria in the Assessment of Religious Psychopathology: Freud's Use of Vaihinger's "as if" in the Future of an Illusion	41
Pt. II	Empirical Research and Methodological Issues
Ch. 4	The Psychology of Religion and the Religion of Psychology	57
Ch. 5	Feminist Perspectives in the Psychology of Religion: Points of Convergence between the Qualitative Research Tradition and Feminist Epistemology	67
Ch. 6	I and E in Developmental Perspective	81
Pt. III	Pastoral Psychology and Psychotherapy
Ch. 7	Classical and Contemporary Psychoanalytic Interpretations of Self: Implications for Religion and the Study of Religion	105
Ch. 8	Identity, Language, and Ethics in Pastoral Psychology	125
Ch. 9	Speaking of Pastoral Psychology ... A Feminist Approach	141
Pt. IV	Theological Dimensions
Ch. 10	A Theological World View of an Infant Motherless Child Become Clergy	157
Ch. 11	Liturgy and Narrative Psychology in the Formation of the Self	173
	Major Biographical Events and Information	181
	Bibliography	185
	Biographical Sketches of Editors	191
	Contributors	193