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Foreword
Preface: Compassion for Knowledge
Contents
About the Contributors
Chapter 1: Enchantment of the Mind: The Salernitan Questions
Introduction
The Salernitan Questions
What Vision of Knowledge?
Moral Integrity and Social Commitment
The Structure of the Book
Sowing
Fertilizing
Cultivating
Conclusion
References
Part I: Sowing
Chapter 2: Field-Dependence: A Strong Theoretical Model
The Body, the Mind, and the Person
Differentiation and Differences between Genders
References
Chapter 3: Women and Popular Medicine
Women and Medicine
Women and Medicine in Salerno
Body and Health: Trotula and the “De Mulierum Passionibus”
References
Chapter 4: Parents, Children, and the Third Age: The Needs of the Elderly
Do We Know Elderly People?
Parents, Children, and the Third Age: The Needs of the Elderly
Results
References
Chapter 5: Lou Andreas-Salomè: On Women and Psychoanalysis
Behind the Keyhole
Women and Psychoanalysis: The Paradoxical Femininity
References
Chapter 6: The Earthquake and the Psycho-Sociological Research
References
Part II: Fertilizing
Chapter 7: The Field-Dependence: A Strong Theoretical Model: A Review
References
Chapter 8: An Overview of Mind-Wandering According to Boggi’s Approach and Interests
Introduction
The Early Psychoanalytical Approach to Mind-Wandering: The Trio’s Prospective
Beyond Psychoanalysis: Toward New Approaches on Mind-Wandering
Beyond Psychoanalysis: Models and Approaches of Experimental Research on Mind-Wandering
A Gestalt Theoretical Approach to Mind-Wandering and Related Phenomena
Toward a New Prospective on Mind-Wandering? A Multiple-Field Approach
Overlapping Situation and Multifield Approach
Basic Characteristics of Multiple-Field Situation
Conclusion
References
Chapter 9: Contemporary Considerations on “Donna e Medicina Popolare”, by Pina Cavallo Boggi (1981)
The Predications of Patients and Women in the Context of Illness and Cure
References
Chapter 10: Comment on Pina Boggi Cavallo and Michele Cesaro’s “Parents, Children, and the Third Age: The Needs of Older People”
Activity Versus Disengagement
Continuity Theory
Aging Stereotypes
Third and Fourth Age
Active Aging
Aging Well
Self-Regulatory Processes
Socioemotional Selectivity
Continuity and Change in Intergenerational Relations
Conclusions
References
Chapter 11: Lou Andreas-Salomé: Which Woman? Which Body? Whose Narcissism?
References
Chapter 12: Yearning for Home: Place, Loss, and New Paradigms of Psychological Practice
Introduction
Indigenous Psychology (Rob Brockman)
Ecological Adaption and Refugees (Ruth Wells)
Open Dialogue Vs. Non-places (Paul Rhodes)
Eco-Psychology: Home in the Anthropocene (Merle Conyer)
Psychological Descriptors for the Anthropocene
Deep Adaptation
Posthuman Psychology (Maria Nichterlein)
Aftershocks
References
Part III: Cultivating
Chapter 13: Pina Boggi Cavallo: The Person, the Scientific Intuitions, the Pioneering Value, and the Intellectual Legacy of Her Contributions
Her Study Interests
Doing Research and Teaching at University: A Necessary Reference to the Context of the 1970s and 1980s
The Person
About the Way to Study Self-Concept, Self-Image, and Role Identity
References
Chapter 14: In Search of an Experiment: From Vygotsky to Lewin and Dembo and Back to the Future
Introduction
Starting Point: Lev Vygotsky’s Account of a Paradigmatic Experiment
Second Step: Kurt Lewin’s Legacy
Third Step: Tamara Dembo’s Experiments
Fourth Step: Back to Lewin
Fifth Step: Back to Vygotsky and Double Stimulation
Conclusion
References
Chapter 15: Fostering Mentalizing Communities
The Budding Thought
A Multifaceted Mind
From the Relationship to the Self and Back
Fostering Mentalizing Communities
References
Chapter 16: Pina Boggi Cavallo and My “Southern Italian Gesture Project”
My Debt to Pina Boggi Cavallo
How I Decided to Undertake My “Southern Italian Gesture Project”
My “Southern Italian Gesture Project”
Video Recordings in Salerno, Napoli, and Adjacent Locations
Kinesic Depiction and Pointing
Highly Conventionalized Kinesic Expressions
Investigating Andrea de Jorio’s La mimica…
How Can We Account for the Prominence of Gesture Use in Southern Italy?
Conclusion
References
Chapter 17: Smiling: Positive and Negative Emotions, Personal and Social Attitudes
Introduction
Our First Studies
Results
A New Study Using Musterle’s Faces
Results
The Importance of Mouth Opening in Smiling Communicative Processes
Our New Studies on the Components of Human Smiles
Results
Conclusions and Some New Proposals Concerning the Role of Human Smile in a Multipurpose Perspective
References
Chapter 18: The Attention to Student Well-Being: The University Psychological Counseling
Pina Boggi Cavallo and Psychological Counseling in the University of Salerno
The Psychological Service for University Students at the Counseling Center “M. Cesaro”
Mission
Users
The Psychological Intervention
References
Index