"Character analysis" and it's authors are Wilhelm Reich and Vincent Carfagno

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It's called "Character analysis" and it's authors are Wilhelm Reich and Vincent Carfagno.

PART ONE: TECHNIQUE

I. SOME PROBLEMS OF PSYCHOANALYTIC TECHNIQUE

II. THE ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT IN THE THEORY OF ANALYTIC THERAPY

III. ON THE TECHNIQUE OF INTERPRETATION AND OF RESISTANCE ANALYSIS
1. Some typical errors in the technique of interpretation and their consequences
2. Systematic interpretation and resistance analysis
3. Consistency in resistance analysis

IV. ON THE TECHNIQUE OF CHARACTER ANALYSIS

1. Introduction
2. Character armoring and character resistance
-a) The inability to follow the basic rule
-b) Where do the character resistances come from?
-c) On the technique of analyzing the character resistance
-d) The technique of dealing with individual situations as derived from the structure of the character resistance
-e) The breaking down of the narcissistic defense apparatus
-f) On the optimal conditions for the analytic reduction to the infantile situation from the contemporary situation
-g) Character analysis in the case of abundantly flowing material
3. A case of passive-feminine character
-a) Anamnesis
-b) The development and analysis of the character resistance
-c) Linking the analysis of the contemporary material to the infantile

4. Summary

V. INDICATIONS AND DANGERS OF CHARACTER ANALYSIS

VI. ON THE HANDLING OF THE TRANSFERENCE

1. The distillation of the genital-object libido
2. Secondary narcissism, negative transference, and insight into illness
3. On the handling of the abstinence rule
4. On the question of the “dissolution” of the positive transference
5. A few remarks about counter-transference

PART TWO: THEORY OF CHARACTER FORMATION

VII. THE CHARACTEROLOGICAL RESOLUTION OF THE INFANTILE SEXUAL CONFLICT

1. Content and form of psychic reactions
2. The function of character formation
3. Conditions of character differentiation

VIII. THE GENITAL CHARACTER AND THE NEUROTIC CHARACTER

1. Character and sexual stasis
2. The libido-economic difference between the genital character and the neurotic character
-a) Structure of the id
-b) Structure of the superego
-c) Structure of the ego

3. Sublimation, reaction formation, and neurotic reaction basis

IX. CHILDHOOD PHOBIA AND CHARACTER FORMATION

1. An “aristocratic” character
2. Overcoming of childhood phobia by the formation of character attitudes

X. SOME CIRCUMSCRIBED CHARACTER FORMS

1. The hysterical character
2. The compulsive character
3. The phallic-narcissistic character

XI. THE MASOCHISTIC CHARACTER

1. Summary of views
2. The armoring of the masochistic character
3. Inhibited exhibitionism and the passion for self-deprecation
4. Unpleasurable perception of the increase of sexual excitation: the specific basis of the masochistic character
5. Observations on the therapy of masochism

XII. SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE BASIC CONFLICT BETWEEN NEED AND OUTER WORLD

PART THREE: FROM PSYCHOANALYSIS TO ORGONE BIOPHYSICS

XIII. PSYCHIC CONTACT AND VEGETATIVE CURRENT
Preface

1. More about the conflict between instinct and outer world
2. Some technical presuppositions
3. The change of function of the impulse
4. The intellect as defense function
5. The interlacing of the instinctual defenses
6. Contactlessness
7. Substitute contact
8. The psychic representation of the organic
-a) The idea of “bursting”
-b) On the idea of death
9. Pleasure, anxiety, anger, and muscular armor

10. The two great leaps in evolution

XIV. THE EXPRESSIVE LANGUAGE OF THE LIVING

1. The function of emotion in orgone therapy
2. Plasmatic expressive movement and emotional expression
3. The segmental arrangement of the armor
4. The emotional expression of the orgasm reflex and sexual superimposition

XV. THE SCHIZOPHRENIC SPLIT

1. The “devil” in the schizophrenic process
2. The “forces”
3. The remote schizophrenic expression in the eyes
4. The breakthrough of the depersonalization and first understanding of the schizophrenic split
5. The interdependence of consciousness and self-perception
6. The rational function of the “devilish evil”
7. Anorgonotic regions in the catatonic state
8. The function of self-damage in schizophrenia
9. Crisis and recovery

XVI. THE EMOTIONAL PLAGUE

Now I just started reading this, so I've not able to trough it yet, but I though you guys would find this interesting. I don't know anything about its content other then what it says in those headings.

Thanks...I'll look into it when I get a chance.
Currently I'm reading Spenger's 'Decline of the West' and a book by Bolton on Yockey.
But I'm always interested in psychology.

Interresting, I am currently reading up on childhood traumas impacting children that suffered them through parents(alcoholism, violence, either parent dyieng young etc.), I will have a look into it.