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Through a richly detailed close reading of Wilfred R. Bionà â â s work on dreaming, as scattered across multifarious and largely unworked texts, this book argues that Bionà â â s thinking can form a unified theory of dreams which extends and has further implications as a visionary model of the mind.
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Through a richly detailed close reading of Wilfred R. Bionà â â s work on dreaming, as scattered across multifarious and largely unworked texts, this book argues that Bionà â â s thinking can form a unified theory of dreams which extends and has further implications as a visionary model of the mind.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 542g
- ISBN-13: 9781032450537
- ISBN-10: 1032450533
- Artikelnr.: 67401910
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 542g
- ISBN-13: 9781032450537
- ISBN-10: 1032450533
- Artikelnr.: 67401910
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
João Sousa Monteiro has been a psychoanalyst in private practice in Lisbon. He has worked under the supervision of Donald Meltzer, meeting him in Oxford every month for 13 years, and twice monthly for the last few years. Meltzer supervised all his clinical cases during these years. He authored Long-term Psychoanalytic Supervision with Donald Meltzer: The Tragedy of Triumph (Routledge, 2019), which describes in great detail the supervision of a particularly demanding analysis over 12 years. João has made five radio programmes on psychoanalysis, four of which are in conversation with distinguished analysts, including a co-founder and former president of the Portuguese Psychoanalytic Society. Four books came from these programmes, one of which he authored, and the other three he edited.
Part 1: On the Unknown, the Unknowable and the Unthinkable 1. Freud's
Dream-Thoughts: An Uninvited Step into the Unknown, the Unknowable and the
Unthinkable 2. Bion's Theory of Contact-Barrier: A Winding Road Into the
Mysteries of the Human Mind 3. New Remarks on the Structure: And the
Workings of the Contact-Barrier 4. The Conscious Mind and the Unconscious
Mind: New Remarks on the Structure and the Workings of the Contact-Barrier
5. A Brief Historical Survey 6. Alpha-Function as a Cluster of Dreaming
Functions 7. Mother's Reverie and the Mystery of Introjection 8. What is a
Dream? 9. Bion's Theory of Dream-Work-Alpha: Part I 10. Bion's Theory of
Dream-Work-Alpha: Part III 11. The Enigmatic Fabric of Mental Life 12. The
Dreaming Ego 13. How Conscious is Conscious, and Unconscious Unconscious?
14. Freud's Wrestling with "The Fact of Consciousness" 15. What, Then, Is a
Dream? 16. The Soul and the Stone 17. Still Unregistered Disorders 18. I
Don't Know 19. What is Hearing? Part 2: 20. The Fundamental Basic
Assumption of Psychoanalysis 21. The Myth of Interpretation and the Role of
the Ineffable 22. The Slippery Word Understanding 23. Knowledge as a
Privileged Path to Intimacy 24. Passion and the Wonder of Unmeasure 25. The
Misfortune of Explanation 26. "Thinking with Passion is the Unconscious
Thing" 27. The Inspiring Light of Perplexity and the Emerging Experience of
Mystery: A Note Conclusion
Dream-Thoughts: An Uninvited Step into the Unknown, the Unknowable and the
Unthinkable 2. Bion's Theory of Contact-Barrier: A Winding Road Into the
Mysteries of the Human Mind 3. New Remarks on the Structure: And the
Workings of the Contact-Barrier 4. The Conscious Mind and the Unconscious
Mind: New Remarks on the Structure and the Workings of the Contact-Barrier
5. A Brief Historical Survey 6. Alpha-Function as a Cluster of Dreaming
Functions 7. Mother's Reverie and the Mystery of Introjection 8. What is a
Dream? 9. Bion's Theory of Dream-Work-Alpha: Part I 10. Bion's Theory of
Dream-Work-Alpha: Part III 11. The Enigmatic Fabric of Mental Life 12. The
Dreaming Ego 13. How Conscious is Conscious, and Unconscious Unconscious?
14. Freud's Wrestling with "The Fact of Consciousness" 15. What, Then, Is a
Dream? 16. The Soul and the Stone 17. Still Unregistered Disorders 18. I
Don't Know 19. What is Hearing? Part 2: 20. The Fundamental Basic
Assumption of Psychoanalysis 21. The Myth of Interpretation and the Role of
the Ineffable 22. The Slippery Word Understanding 23. Knowledge as a
Privileged Path to Intimacy 24. Passion and the Wonder of Unmeasure 25. The
Misfortune of Explanation 26. "Thinking with Passion is the Unconscious
Thing" 27. The Inspiring Light of Perplexity and the Emerging Experience of
Mystery: A Note Conclusion
Part 1: On the Unknown, the Unknowable and the Unthinkable 1. Freud's
Dream-Thoughts: An Uninvited Step into the Unknown, the Unknowable and the
Unthinkable 2. Bion's Theory of Contact-Barrier: A Winding Road Into the
Mysteries of the Human Mind 3. New Remarks on the Structure: And the
Workings of the Contact-Barrier 4. The Conscious Mind and the Unconscious
Mind: New Remarks on the Structure and the Workings of the Contact-Barrier
5. A Brief Historical Survey 6. Alpha-Function as a Cluster of Dreaming
Functions 7. Mother's Reverie and the Mystery of Introjection 8. What is a
Dream? 9. Bion's Theory of Dream-Work-Alpha: Part I 10. Bion's Theory of
Dream-Work-Alpha: Part III 11. The Enigmatic Fabric of Mental Life 12. The
Dreaming Ego 13. How Conscious is Conscious, and Unconscious Unconscious?
14. Freud's Wrestling with "The Fact of Consciousness" 15. What, Then, Is a
Dream? 16. The Soul and the Stone 17. Still Unregistered Disorders 18. I
Don't Know 19. What is Hearing? Part 2: 20. The Fundamental Basic
Assumption of Psychoanalysis 21. The Myth of Interpretation and the Role of
the Ineffable 22. The Slippery Word Understanding 23. Knowledge as a
Privileged Path to Intimacy 24. Passion and the Wonder of Unmeasure 25. The
Misfortune of Explanation 26. "Thinking with Passion is the Unconscious
Thing" 27. The Inspiring Light of Perplexity and the Emerging Experience of
Mystery: A Note Conclusion
Dream-Thoughts: An Uninvited Step into the Unknown, the Unknowable and the
Unthinkable 2. Bion's Theory of Contact-Barrier: A Winding Road Into the
Mysteries of the Human Mind 3. New Remarks on the Structure: And the
Workings of the Contact-Barrier 4. The Conscious Mind and the Unconscious
Mind: New Remarks on the Structure and the Workings of the Contact-Barrier
5. A Brief Historical Survey 6. Alpha-Function as a Cluster of Dreaming
Functions 7. Mother's Reverie and the Mystery of Introjection 8. What is a
Dream? 9. Bion's Theory of Dream-Work-Alpha: Part I 10. Bion's Theory of
Dream-Work-Alpha: Part III 11. The Enigmatic Fabric of Mental Life 12. The
Dreaming Ego 13. How Conscious is Conscious, and Unconscious Unconscious?
14. Freud's Wrestling with "The Fact of Consciousness" 15. What, Then, Is a
Dream? 16. The Soul and the Stone 17. Still Unregistered Disorders 18. I
Don't Know 19. What is Hearing? Part 2: 20. The Fundamental Basic
Assumption of Psychoanalysis 21. The Myth of Interpretation and the Role of
the Ineffable 22. The Slippery Word Understanding 23. Knowledge as a
Privileged Path to Intimacy 24. Passion and the Wonder of Unmeasure 25. The
Misfortune of Explanation 26. "Thinking with Passion is the Unconscious
Thing" 27. The Inspiring Light of Perplexity and the Emerging Experience of
Mystery: A Note Conclusion