Eclipse Of The Body
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Eclipse of the Body: How We Lost the Meaning of Sex, Gender, Marriage, & Family (and How to Reclaim It)
Eclipse of the Body: How we Lost the Meaning of Sex, Gender, Marriage, & Family (And How to Reclaim It) The definitions of marriage, gender, sex, and family have been obscured, shadowed, and re-defined in today's culture. Why is this happening? What needs to happen in our culture for these things to become clear again? In this easy-to-read booklet, Christopher West provides insight into what lies at the heart of the chaos in today's world and how St. John Paul II's Theology of the Body provides a key antidote for the issues we face.
Eclipse of the Body
The world is experiencing an eclipse of the meaning of the body. The definitions of boy and girl, masculinity and femininity, husband and wife, and mother and father have been obscured, and a shadow of confusion has been cast over gender, marriage, sex, and the family. Everything has been re-defined, and yet none of the new definitions are definite. Where did this come from—and more importantly—what needs to happen for the meaning of the body to become clear again? In this easy-to-read booklet, you’ll discover what lies at the root of today’s sexual chaos and gender confusion, and how it was foretold more than a century ago. You’ll also learn how Saint John Paul II’s Theology of the Body provides the antidote to the crisis of our times and paves the way for the “Triumph” foretold by the Virgin Mary in Fatima.
From the Eclipse of the Body to the Dawn of Thought
Author: Armando B. Ferrari
language: en
Publisher: Free Association Books
Release Date: 2004
This book contains a collection of some of Armando B. Ferrari's writings published as books in Italy and in Brazil between 1992 and 1998. The book is closely related to the line of thought that starts with Freud and continues with Abraham, Klein and Bion, and it is the first attempt at creating a psychoanalytic model centered on the relationship between body and mind. The main hypothesis is that the body - long excluded from the field of psychoanalytic research - has a fundamental role in the birth, development and realization of mental functions. The different implications originated by Ferrari's hypothesis, both on the theoretical and on the clinical ground, are discussed in detail in the book. The book ends with clinical specific examples of work with adolescents as adolescence is an age in which the body-mind relationship reaches levels of utmost tension.