Hypocrisy Unmasked -- New Imago: Series in Theoretical, Clinical, and Applied Psychoanalysis -- Hypocrisy Unmasked -- Dissociation, Shame, and the Ethics of Inauthenticity -- Ronald C. Naso, Ph.D. -- Contents -- Preface -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- NOTES -- Introduction -- CAVEAT AUDITOR -- MASK AND METAPHOR -- OVERVIEW -- NOTES -- I -- TOPOGRAPHIES OF TRANSGRESSION -- 1 -- The Paradox of Hypocrisy -- WHAT IS MORAL HYPOCRISY? -- PERVERSION AND HYPOCRISY -- RESEARCH ON MORAL HYPOCRISY -- EVALUATING FOUR PSYCHOANALYTIC HYPOTHESES -- 1. Moral Hypocrisy Is a Form of Narcissism -- 2. Moral Hypocrisy Results from Superego Weakness -- 3. Moral Hypocrisy Is Inversely Proportional to Moral Responsibility/Integrity -- 4. Descriptively, Moral Hypocrisy Entails Disavowal/Dissociation -- PSYCHOANALYTIC REALITY -- NOTES -- 2 -- The Call of Conscience -- ORIGINS -- FEAR OF PUNISHMENT -- IDENTIFICATIoN -- COMPLIANCE AND COMPLEXITY -- IDENTIFICATIoN IN SOCIAL-COGNITIVE THEORY -- INSTINCT, OBLIGATION, AND CONCERN -- ATTACHMENT -- THE RELEVANCE OF EVOLUTIONARy PSYCHOLOGY -- NOTES -- 3 -- Perversion and Moral Reckoning -- SOME PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS -- THE CLASSICAL VIEW -- SEX AND PLEASURE -- PSYCHOLOGICAL REBELLION AND DIMINISHED AGENCY -- EROTICIZED HATRED -- HOSTILITY OR MORAL DISENGAGEMENT? -- PERVERSE OBJECT RELATIONSHIPS -- NOTES -- II -- THE ETHICS OF INAUTHENTICITY -- 4 -- Compromises of Integrity -- BACKGROUND CONCEPTS -- HEINZ HARTMANN AND VALUE TESTING -- WHAT ARE CS OF I? -- BRIEF CLINICAL ILLUSTRATION -- GROUP PSYCHOLOGY AND COMPROMISE OF MORAL AUTHORITY -- THE DARKER SIDE OF CONTEMPORARY MAN -- NOTES -- 5 -- Beneath the Mask -- HYPoCRISY AND DECEPTION -- SHAME EXPERIENCE -- SHAME AS A MODE OF COGNITION -- CLINICAL VIGNETTE -- SHAME AND HYPOCRISY -- MORAL HYPOCRISY: THE CORE DILEMMA -- NOTES -- 6 -- Youthful Indiscretions.

DISSOCIATION AND DOUBLENESS IN A PREADOLESCENT GIRL -- THE DISSOCIAL CHILD -- CHILDREN'S LIES: TWO PSYCHOANALYTIC PERSPECTIVES -- THE DOMAIN OF HYPOCRISY -- MORAL AMBIGUITY IN THE TEENAGE YEARS -- NOTES -- III -- FROM HYPOCRISY TO MORAL AMBIGUITY -- 7 -- Dissociation and Self-Deception -- DISSOCIATIoN AND BAD FAITH -- RELATIONAL EXTRAPOLATIONS -- DISSOCIATION AS A MORAL PROBLEM -- THE AMBIGUITY OF AGENCY -- ILLUSIONS AND HYPOCRISY -- NOTES -- 8 -- Multiplicity and Moral Ambiguity -- VIRTUE ETHICS -- THE CHALLENGE OF RELATIVISM -- MORAL VALUES AND RELATIVISM -- AGENCY -- MORAL FICTIONALISM -- HYPOCRISY AND MORAL AMBIGUITY -- RETHINKING HYPOCRISY -- NOTES -- Conclusion -- NOTES -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Author.