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Part I: The Subject Who Repeats: Clinical Foundations Of Recurrence Chapter 1: The Repetition of Harm: The Clinical Enigma of the Recidivist Victim Part II: Clinical Spectrum Of Recidivist Victims Chapter 2: Recidivist Victims in Full Chapter 3: Recidivist Victims Trying to Stop Being Victims Chapter 4: Recidivist Victims Who Have Stopped Being So Chapter 5: When the Stone Becomes Part of Every Step: A Contemporary Reading of the Compulsion to Repeat Part III: Echoes Of Trauma: The World That Repeats Chapter 6: Echoes of Trauma: The World That Repeats Part IV: What Can Change Chapter 7: Desire as a Fissure: When Another Life Becomes Thinkable. Clinical Work with Recidivist Victims Part V: Borderline And Ambivalent Cases Chapter 8: The Fragile Threshold: When Desire Is Not Enough Chapter 9: When Leaving Hurts More Than Staying: The Return with Guilt Chapter 10: The Body That Remembers and What Still Trembles Epilogue References |