6The contents
29Bibliographic References
7Some important clarifications
30V. A particular distribution of power: The kids are mine and the money is yours
8Bibliographic References
31The “queen” of the home
9I. Women’s economic dependence
32Are children, as instruments of power, equal to money?
10Economic dependence:
33The myth of the “hidden power”
11The phantasm of prostitution
34Bibliographic References
12Money and sex: a fundamental transgression (modesty, shame and guilt)
35VI. Men and the accumulation of money
13Bibliographic References
36Money, an indicator of masculinity?
14II. The benefits of economic dependence in women
37“Time is money”… a white lie?
15The primary gain: anxiety versus freedom experienced as transgression
38Bibliographic References
16The secondary gains of economic dependence
39VII. Some considerations on money and its meaning in the context of psychological treatments
17Protection: a seductive siren’s call…
40Do therapists have the same attitude towards the economic dependence of their male patients as they do towards their female patients?
18A suggestive triad: “small” money, restricted space and indiscriminate time
41Female (economic) dependence in psychotherapeutic treatments of women
19Bibliographic References
42Suggestions for a possible alternative for tackling women’s economic dependence
20III. Love and money: maternal altruism versus manly speculation?
43Bibliographic References
21A female paradigm: the maternal ideal
44Further reading
22“Mr Money is a mighty gentleman”
45About the author
23Professional fees or the money “that is charged”. A difficult dilemma to solve: bad mother or public woman?
