The clinical thinking of Wilfred Bion
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TextSeries: (Makers of modern psychotherapy)East Sussex/New York Brunner-Routledge c1996Edition: Reprinted 2003Description: xiv, 198p.;bibliog.; indexContent type: - text
- unmediated
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- 0-415-09353-8
- RC438.6.B54 S96 1996
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[By] Joan [and] Neville Symington.
1. The theoretical disjunction between Bion and Freud / Klein -- 2. Bion: his character -- 3. The emotional catalyst -- 4. The Grid -- 5. Myth and the Grid -- 6. Container / contained -- 7. Alpha function -- 8. A diagnosis of thought -- 9. Psychic reality -- 10. The growth of thought -- 11. Transformations -- 12. The study of groups -- 13. The phenomenology of psychosis -- 14. Without memory or desire -- 15. Ultimate reality, the mystic, and the establishment
An examination of Bion's major concepts of psychoanalysis.
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