| Acknowledgments |
xiii |
| Preface |
xv |
| Introduction: Psychoanalysis and Buddhism As Cultural Institutions |
1 |
| Being Somebody and Being Nobody: A Reexamination of the Understanding of Self in Psychoanalysis and Buddhism |
35 |
| Commentary: Somebodies and Nobodies |
80 |
| Reply: Can We Say What the Self "Really" Is? |
86 |
| Tibetan Buddhism and a Mystical Psychoanalysis |
101 |
| Commentary: Psychoanalysis as a Spiritual Quest |
115 |
| Reply: The Persistence of Spiritual Shyness in Psychoanalysis |
122 |
| The Dissolving of Dissolving Itself |
131 |
| Commentary: Imagining Langan: A Transcendence of Self |
146 |
| Reply: A Saturated Solution |
158 |
| An Analyst's Surrender |
169 |
| Commentary: A Contemplative Response |
189 |
| Reply: Swimming Lessons |
191 |
| Moments of Truth--Truths of Moment |
199 |
| Commentary: "East Is East and West Is West and Ne'er the Twain Shall Meet" (Or Shall They?) |
221 |
| Reply: East and West Are Already Meeting--What's Shaking Out? |
230 |
| Your Ordinary Mind |
251 |
| Commentary: Psychoanalysis and Buddhism: Two Extraordinary Paths to an Ordinary Mind |
286 |
| Reply: The Path Is Ordinary Too |
293 |
| Transference and Transformation in Buddhism and Psychoanalysis |
301 |
| Commentary: Seeking and Subjectivity in Buddhism and Psychoanalysis |
318 |
| Reply: Increasing Our Subjective Freedom |
323 |
| The Finger Pointing at the Moon: Zen Practice and the Practice of Lacanian Psychoanalysis |
331 |
| Commentary: Where Is the "Spirit" in a Spiritual Conception of Psychoanalysis? |
364 |
| Reply: Psychoanalysis as a Secular and Nontheistic Spirituality |
371 |
| A Well-Lived Life: Psychoanalytic and Buddhist Contributions |
387 |
| Commentary: Managing Traffic on the Bridge Between Psychoanalysis and Buddhism |
410 |
| Reply: Beyond Eurocentrism and Orientocentrism |
418 |
| List of Contributors |
427 |
| Index |
433 |
