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Adult Couple Relationship
Andrew Balfour
Author_Francis Grier
Britton's Paper
Britton’s Paper
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Claustro Agoraphobic Anxieties
Claustro Agoraphobic Dilemma
complex
Contemporary Freudian Perspective
Couple Psychotherapy
Couple Relationship
creative
Creative Couple
Creative Couple Relationship
depressive
Depressive Position Capacities
Developmental Couple
developmental psychology
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family systems theory
Infant's Earliest Relations
Infant’s Earliest Relations
Intimate Couple Relationship
Joanna Rosenthall
Kleinian analysis
Lisa Miller
Maisie Knew
Margot Waddell
Marital Triangle
Mary Morgan
Monica Lanman
object relations theory
oedipal
Oedipal Situation
Oedipus Complex Today
Omnipotent Projective Identification
Paranoid Schizoid Defences
position
Projective Gridlock
psychoanalytic couple therapy
psychoanalytic perspectives on intimacy
psychodynamic clinical practice
relationship
Sasha Brookes
situation
space
Stanley Ruszczynski
Transference Counter Transference Relationship
triangular
Triangular Space
Unresolved Oedipal
Unresolved Oedipal Feelings
Viveka Nyberg
Young Man
Product details
- ISBN 9780367107338
- Weight: 620g
- Dimensions: 146 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 14 Jun 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This title consists of a diverse series of contributions and reflections on couples and the Oedipus complex from leading psychotherapists and psychoanalysts in the couples field. All contributors base their theories on a contemporary Kleinian/object-relations psychoanalytic viewpoint and this helps the reader feel that there is a basic underlying unity to facilitate meaningful links between the ideas and themes in different chapters. The chapters have been organized into three sections. Whilst united in the focus on the Oedipus situation, the individual styles and voices of the authors are very varied. The first three chapters are primarily theoretical. The second section comprises chapters that make use of artistic and cultural themes from the worlds of literature and film to explore Oedipal couple issues. The final section consists of chapters that are specifically clinical in their focus. The manifest focus in most chapters is on the couple, but there are variations on this theme.
Francis Grier
