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ILLUSTRATIONS FOREWORD Preface to the Fourth Printing New Preface to the Revised Electronic Edition ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 1. The Angry American: An Epidemic of Rage and Violence Introduction Existential Roots of Anger, Rage, and Violence The Nature of Rage Positive Aspects of Anger and Rage The Vital Value of Violence Fate, Frustration and Fury: A Violent Case in Point On Rage and Racism 2. Sex Wars: The Animosity Between Women and Men Fear, Anger, and Intergender Hostility Fight or Flight Fear of Castration Masculine vs. Feminine Animus and Anima Fear of the Feminine Fear of the Masculine Sexual Demonization Gender, Rage and Violence 3. The Psychology of Evil: Devils, Demons and the Daimonic Demons The Daimonic The Devil Mephistopheles in America The Demonic vs. the Daimonic 4. Myths of the Unconscious: The Id, the Shadow and the Daimonic Models, Myths and Symbols The Unconscious The Id The Shadow The Daimonic vs. the Shadow 5. The Possession Syndrome: Demonic or Daimonic? Obsession and Possession Types of Possession Genuine Possession, Pseudo-Possession and Psychosis Neurosis and Romance as Possession Voluntary vs. Involuntary Possession 6. Madness, Mental Disorders and the Daimonic: The Central Role of Anger and Rage in Psychopathology The Daimonic and Depth Psychology: Rediscovering Repressed Rage Friedrich Nietzsche Sigmund Freud Alfred Adler Carl Gustav Jung Wilhelm Reich Hostility, Anxiety and the Daimonic Narcissistic Rage Normal Narcissism Neurotic Narcissism Anger and Depression Drugs and the Daimonic The Biological Basis of the Daimonic Anger, Rage and Madness Psychosomatic Disorders The Anatomy of Passion 7. Redeeming Our Devils and Demons: Dealing with Anger and Rage in Psychotherapy Psychotherapy’s Current Identity Crisis Catharsis and the Daimonic Exorcism and Psychotherapy Clinical Approaches to Anger and Rage in Psychosis Wilhelm Reich’s “Character Analysis” Alexander Lowen’s “Bioenergetic Analysis” Robert Zaslow’s “Rage Reduction” or “Z-Process” Jack Rosberg’s “Direct Confrontation Therapy” Exorcism vs. Psychotherapy Toward an Existential Depth Psychology Otto Rank: Beyond Psychoanalytic Technique Rollo May’s “Existential Psychotherapy” Discerning the Daimonic Intentions, Intentionality and Integrity Consecrating the Daimonic in Psychotherapy 8. Creativity, Genius and the Daimonic What Is Creativity? The Meaning of Genius Dysdaimonia and Eudaimonia Herman Melville’s Mad Captain Ahab Jack Henry Abbott: In the Belly of Behemoth Vincent van Gogh: Dysdaimonic Genius Jackson Pollock: “Pissed-Off” Expressionist Richard Wright’s Daimonic Wrath Ludwig van Beethoven: Belligerence and Beauty Ingmar Bergman: Residing with Demons 9. Conclusion: Some Final Reflections on Anger, Rage, Guilt and Responsibility The Paradox of Personal Responsibility NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY About the Author