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1 online resource (320 pages) : illustrations |
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Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Contributors; Introduction; 1 The setting as a locus of possible transformations; 1.1 The setting; 1.2 Developments in the theory of the setting; 1.3 From uni-personal to bi-personal; 1.4 Field theory according to Willy and Madeleine Baranger; 1.5 Setting/container-contained; 1.6 Memory, desire and understanding; 1.7 Which setting?; 1.8 A new patient arrives: criteria of opportunity; 1.9 Asymmetry and maintenance activities in the setting; 1.10 Overcoming versus breaching the boundaries of the setting; 1.11 Mental maintenance |
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2 Spectres of transference2.1 Transference; 2.2 The countertransference; 2.3 Transference and the analytical field; 2.4 The transference saga; 3 Psychoanalytic interpretation and clinical dialogue; 3.1 Interpretations; 3.2 Interpretation in Freudian texts; 3.3 The revolution of the 1980s: clinical research and unsaturated interpretations; 3.4 The art of interpretation; 3.5 Concluding remarks; 4 Dream model of the mind; 4.1 Waking dream thought and night dreams; 4.2 The development of the analyst's creativity; 4.3 A note on night dreams |
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4.4 What kind of sexuality is relevant to us in this model?4.5 Hollywood storylines; 4.6 Psychosomatics and crime; 4.7 When does an analysis finish?; 4.8 Truth and lies; 4.9 Archaic superego and -(@ &) structures; 4.10 Intrapsychic diagrams and relational diagrams; 4.11 Persons, internal objects, characters (functions, affective holograms); 4.12 Evacuative phenomena; 5 From dream to dreaming; 5.1 Dream and future; 5.2 Dreams and premonitions; 5.3 Dreams at the start of analysis; 5.4 Dreams and the past: the Freudian revolution; 5.5 Dream paths 1: from latent to manifest |
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5.6 Dream paths 2: dream and game5.7 Dream paths 3: waking dream thought and dreams; 5.8 Dream paths 4: from dreams to dreaming and, above all, to the inability to dream; 5.9 The place of dreams in a field model; 6 Variations on a theme: child and adolescent analysis; Child analysis; 6.1 A problematic birth: difficulties in technique; 6.2 Play and drawing; 6.3 The 'non-game' as an indicator of the degree of mental suffering; 6.4 The parents, the child and the analyst: a group; Adolescent analysis; 6.5 The development of a specific field; 6.6 Setting and diagnosis; 6.7 The body and the mind |
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6.8 End of analysis: the birth of a new psychoanalyst7 The vicissitudes of the analytic field; 7.1 Introduction; 7.2 Transference, countertransference and projective identification. The evolution of psychoanalysis towards a model of crisis; 7.3 Acting out, negative therapeutic reaction, reversible perspective, impasse. The history and evolution of these concept; 7.4 The concept of bastion as a synthesis; 7.5 Movements within the field: from oscillation to gradient; 7.6 Field diagnostics; 7.7 Conclusions; Index |
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Print version record |
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
1317590171 |
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9781317590170 |
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