Subject to Change: Jung, Gender and Subjectivity in Psychoanalysis Book

1	Introduction : changing the subject - the self as a verb	1
Pt. 1	Subjectivity and uncertainty	17
2	The science of intentions and the intentions of science	19
3	Struggling with Jung : the value of uncertainty	30
4	On the difficulty of being a Jungian psychoanalyst	38
5	Subject to change : feminism, psychoanalysis and subjectivity	45
6	The self in analysis : a postmodern account	52
7	Jungian constructivism and the value of uncertainty	60
Pt. 2	Gender and desire	75
8	Myth and body : Pandora's legacy in a postmodern world	77
9	Feminism and narrating female persons	89
10	The female person and how we talk about her	100
11	Revisiting identity	116
12	Gender and contrasexuality : Jung's contribution and beyond	122
Pt. 3	Transference and transformation	137
13	What's love got to do with it? Transference and transformation in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy	139
14	The transformation of human suffering : a perspective from psychotherapy and Buddhism	151
15	When the fruit ripens : alleviating suffering and increasing compassion as goals of clinical psychoanalysis	164
Pt. 4	Transcendence and subjectivity	177
16	Psychotherapy as ordinary transcendence : the unspeakable and the unspoken	179
17	Compassion as resilience and transcendence	188
18	Locating the transcendent : inference, rupture, irony	194
19	Self and transcendence : a postmodern approach to analytical psychology in practice	204
20	From myth to metaphor : transcending realism	214