Pygmalion and his living sculpture
Prehistoric and literary eras: seeking a beautiful self
Ordinary beauty and timeless fantasies
Re-birth, transformation, or growth: narcissistic hurdles in the quest to become beautiful
The misplaced therapist: in search of pygmalion on and off the couch
Reaching farther for a pygmalion experience: artistic beauty or pathological excursions
Perverse aspects in the urge to become beautiful: use and abuse in pygmalion dyads
The intersection of the biology and psychology of beauty
Understanding the invisibility of beauty in clinical work: translating the unseen
Doing versus talking in clinical work: cautionary tales for working successfully with beauty issues
Creating beauty: evolutionary and cutting edge perspectives
Variations on definitions of beauty
Beauty, gender identity, and primary femininity
Origins and endings of beauty.