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Bion and Thoughts Too Deep for Words: Psychoanalysis, Suggestion, and the Language of the Unconsciou


Song-and-danceSong-and-dance and the internal worldProjective identificationThe early development of the mindIntuition and the internal worldSong-and-dance and the internal worldNotesBibliographyThe dynamics of unconscious communicationBasic assumption activityWork activityPsychoanalysis as a group activityTransference, countertransference, and basic assumption activityNotesBibliographyPsychoanalysis and suggestionPsychoanalysis beyond suggestionSuggestion and interpretationEnactments and interpretationNotesBibliographyThe analyst’s Oedipal dilemmaIntroductionPsychoanalysis and truthA psychoanalytic dilemmaPsychoanalysis and propagandaClinical illustrationThe analyst’s Oedipal dilemma and the pain of the aesthetic conflictDiscussionNotesBibliographyPsychoanalysis and scienceIntroductionReplicability: theories in experimental science and in psychoanalysisThe place of theory in science and psychoanalysisScientific theoriesIntuition in science and psychoanalysisRules and games in science and psychoanalysisNotesBibliographyThe craft of psychoanalysisPsychoanalysis and scienceThe origins of psychoanalysisFreud’s techniqueTechneNotesBibliographyPsychoanalysis and playContainment, self-containment and identificationIntroductionDetoxificationContainment, self-containment and identificationClinical illustrationDiscussionNotesBibliographyFinding the contextObservationClinical illustrationImplicationsA working hypothesisNotesBibliography
 
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