Psychoanalysis and dreams : Bion, the field and the viscera of the mind

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• 1 Swimming to the fundamental rule = 1
• Introduction = 1
• Clinical reflections = 5
• The magic filter : contributions from Bion and from field theory = 9
• Conclusion = 11
• 2 Denial, negative capabilities and creativity = 13
• Introduction = 13
• A look at the relational dimension = 14
• Play and negative capabilities as an antidote to denial = 15
• The interpretative line = 16
• Verbal squiggling = 20
• Transformations in play = 21
• Operations upstream of interpretation = 22
• Negative capabilities and creativity in the session = 22
• 3 Making the best of a bad job : Research in the consulting room = 28
• Premise : what kinds of research exist today in psychoanalysis? = 28
• A little map for finding my way = 29
• What subjects for research have most intrigued me? = 30
• How do we position ourselves, so as not to be alone? = 31
• But this is not psychoanalysis = 39
• 4 What's hard to talk about and often gets said in whispers = 42
• And the poor wretch replied! = 42
• What do trainee analysts say when they do feel able to speak? = 45
• Get thee behind me, Satan! = 46
• The vertex of dream-listening : film and session as dream = 47
• Fear and psychoanalysis = 51
• The white coat and neutrality = 53
• 5 Evacuative and psychosomatic pathologies : In the light of a post-Bionian model of the mind = 55
• Introduction = 55
• Bion = 56
• Analytic field = 59
• Dyslexia, enuresis, elective mutism = 62
• 6 Weaving thoughts and images in my own way = 65
• Introduction = 65
• Work in progress = 69
• From O to K : the oneiric column of the lie = 71
• Circular time and linear time = 72
• In praise of lying = 74
• 7 On the subject of supervisions = 75
• Group supervision = 75
• Individual supervision = 78
• Opening blocked passages : aka, the WD40 function = 80
• 8 Theorising through practice = 86
• Dreams and their capacity for poetic syncretisation : the "derelict" house and the eyesore = 86
• Evacuations = 87
• Sexual disturbances = 88
• Listening to the patient and the magic filter = 89
• 9 Gradients of alphabetisation = 96
• Introduction = 96
• Potential criminality (delinquency) = 102
• Disturbances in learning = 103
• Casting the characters = 104
• Row C of the Grid = 105
• Depression = 109
• The dilapidated bell-tower = 114
• 10 Random thoughts on technique and other matters = 116
• Contents and modalities : what film are we going to see? = 116
• The field = 119
• The psychoanalytic church : or fear = 119
• Traumas = 122
• Biological markers of time and connected defences = 123
• A digression about dreaming = 124
• References = 136
• Index = 140