India Analysed - Sudhir Kakar in Conversation with Ramin Jahanbegloo

Table of Contents Acknowledgements Capturing the Indian Psyche by Ramin Jahanbegloo I/ From Uttarakhand to Harvard An Innocent World Violence from Afar The Partition Trauma Imagining Gandhi Encounters with Spirituality An Idea of Germany The Beautiful Mind of Eric Erickson Between Gandhi and Freud II/ The Making of an Indian Analyst Common Shared Values Reading Freud in India Jung in the Mirror of Indians The Art of being an Analyst in Indian Culture The Role of the Sacred A Guru Culture Living with Cultural Schizophrenia III/ Between Private and Public Modern India and Traditional Morality The Fear of Sexuality The Ganesha Complex Hindu Myths and Sexuality The World of the Kamasutra IV/ The Message of India A Loving Critical Eye A New Indian Struggle India and its Discontents The Art of Indianness A Dialogue between Religion and Secularism V/ SERENITY UNDER FIRE The Mechanisms of Enemy-creating The Pure and the Impure Suffering and Cure A Fragile World The Erotics of Non-Violence Towards a Spiritual Century A Peaceful Eye About the Authors