Meaning, Mind, and Self-Transformation
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Common Language
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Empathic Inquiry
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hermeneutic approaches in psychotherapy
Hermeneutical Understanding
hermeneutics
Incommunicado Core
Independent School
Infinite Geometer
inquiry
interpretation
Interpretive Matrix
interpretive methodology
Intersubjective Perspective
Modern Hermeneutics
neuroscience integration
Patient's Dynamics
Patient's Lifeworld
Patient’s Dynamics
Patient’s Lifeworld
phenomenological analysis
philosophical
Philosophical Hermeneutics
Physico Chemical World
psychoanalytic
Psychoanalytic Interpretation
Psychoanalytic Situation
Relational Psychoanalysis
situation
Talmudic Exegesis
Teddy Bear
therapeutic transformation
Twentieth Century Continental Philosophy
unconscious processes
Vice Versa
Victor L. Schermer
Vincent Van Gogh
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- ISBN 9780367101459
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 159 x 235mm
- Publication Date: 21 Jun 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Interpretation is the primary intervention of psychoanalysis. Until now it has been discussed almost exclusively from a technical standpoint, rather than its relationship to the mind, human life, and how it affects the personality. This book explores the intrinsic nature of interpretation in psychoanalysis. For that purpose, two streams of thought are brought into dialogue with one another: Anglo-American psychoanalysis and Continental European philosophical hermeneutics, the study of meaning and interpretation. This book celebrates and makes explicit the value of interchanges between the paradigm of science and philosophical hermeneutics. It is divided into three sections, preceded by a discussion of the relationship between psychoanalysis, hermeneutics, and the sciences, with psychoanalysis at a crossroads seeking a new path. Part 1 starts with a consideration of Freud's methodology in The Interpretation of Dreams, moving to a review of ancient, romantic, and modern theories of interpretation as they relate to psychoanalysis.
Victor L Schermer
