Heitor O'Dwyer De Macedo

Letters to a Young Psychoanalyst

Lessons on Psyche, Human Existence, and Psychoanalysis

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Produktbeschreibung

Written in the form of letters from an experienced analyst to a young colleague, the book draws on South American, French, and British Object Relations theory to examine a wide variety of theoretical and clinical topics. Covering such core issues as transference, trauma, hysteria, the influence of the mother, and love and hate, and drawing on the work of notable analysts such as Winnicott, Mc Dougall, Pankow, and Ferenczi, the book explores the many facets of healing function of psychoanalysis in practice. Moreover, it rejects a sorrowful and harrowing concept of psychoanalysis, insisting instead on the joyous nature of the work of psychic elaboration.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 226
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. September 2016
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 15mm
• Gewicht: 340g
• ISBN-13: 9781138671195
• ISBN-10: 1138671193
• Artikelnr.: 45174537

Autorenporträt

Heitor O'Dwyer de Macedo is a French psychoanalyst and former theatre director of Brazilian origin, based in Paris.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction. 1 The Interlocutor. 2 The Young Psychoanalyst. 3 The Setting.
4 Françoise Dolto and Psychoanalytic Amorality. 5. Couch or Chair. 6
Transference. 7 The Ferenczi Predicament. 8 Psychosis: The Encounter with
Gisela Pankow. 9 Gisela Pankow and Her Teaching. 10 Winnicott's Concept of
Continuity of Being: Transference and the Treatment of Trauma. 11 Reading
Beyond the Pleasure Principle: the Insistence of Eros. 12 Helio Pellegrino.
13 Humour. 14 Paranoia as Seen by Philippe Réfabert. 15 The Player. 16
Freud, Michel Neyraut, Piera Aulagnier: Anxiety between Theory and
Practice. 17 Perversion and Somatisation: the Work of Joyce McDougall. 18
Money. 19 Transference and Friendship. 20 Hysteria. 21 The Therapist. 22
Victor Smirnoff: an Example to Follow. 23 Françoise Davoine and Jean-Max
Gaudillière: History Beyond Trauma. 24 Winnicott's Contemporaneity and
Psychoanalytic Societies. 25 Psychic Health. 26 Trust 27 The Divine Part of
Man. 28 Loup Verlet: Psychoanalysis as a Revolution of the Conceptual
Framework. 29 The Inner Mother. 30 Writing. 31 Hallucination as a Defence
and Claude Lanzmann's Triple Knowledge. 32 Totalitarian Regimes and
Psychosis. 33 True Love. 34 Hate. 35 The Celestina Superego and the
Dulcinea Superego. 36 Freud and Spinoza. Appendices