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Analyst's Psyche
Analyst's Psychical Reality
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Analyst’s Psyche
Analyst’s Psychical Reality
Anorexia Nervosa
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Aulagnier's Theory
Aulagnier’s Theory
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Bacon's Paintings
Bacon’s Paintings
body mind integration
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clinical psychoanalysis
Complementary Object Zone
Differentiated Transformations
Draws Back
early developmental trauma
Ecole Freudienne De Paris
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Erotogenic Masochism
Hallucinatory Fulfilment
libidinal
Libidinal Sympathetic Excitation
Male Box
Mental Development
model
neural plasticity psychoanalysis
piera
Piera Aulagnier
Primary Masochism
Primary Maternal Preoccupation
psyche
Psyche Soma Integration
psychical
psychoanalytic approach to bodily experience
psychoanalytic metapsychology
Re-entrant Phenomena
reality
Rem Sleep
Representative Background
somatic
Somatic Model
somatic symptom disorders
Unconscious Guilt Feelings
Vice Versa
Young Man
Product details
- ISBN 9780367101985
- Weight: 740g
- Dimensions: 159 x 235mm
- Publication Date: 21 Jun 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Plunged into the experience of an analytic session, analysand and analyst can come closer to what Freud terms the "primary processes". A clear-cut distinction between body and mind tends to become blurred while the bodily-egos of both protagonists are more effectively present to each other. How deeply can they affect each other, and can the transformational working through of the drives give access to potential transformations not only within the dimension of the erogeneous body but also of the soma? This book explores these complex issues from a number of different perspectives: the clinical approach of patients with somatic diseases; the metapsychology of the analyst at work, including different aspects and functions of formal regression; the function of figurability of certain bodily enactments; the specific use the analyst can make of his own subjectivity (relationship between subjectivity and neutrality) and how this leads to a specific way of thinking about intersubjectivity in psychoanalysis; and the way in which some works of art can enrich how we confront the body-mind-soma issue in our analytic experiences with our patients.
Patrick Miller
