Elizabeth Allison Livres

Using the in-depth discussion of everyday clinical cases using a new collegiate method, the authors set out to reveal and then to understand, without judgment, the diversity in contemporary psychoanalytic approaches. They evolve a new theoretical framework and a set of 11 practical questions for experienced psychoanalysts and students to use. Inhaltsverzeichnis Acknowledgments Preface Chapter 1: Towards a Shared Framework for Self-Enquiry Chapter 2: Our Method and Our Data Chapter 3: The Analytic Situation Chapter 4: How do we Recognise what is Unconscious? Chapter 5: From what Unconscious Repetitions do Patients Suffer? Chapter 6: How do we Further the Process? Chapter 7: Nodal Interventions and Creative Change Chapter 8: Bringing it Together: Some Questions Chapter 9: Core Issues for Psychoanalysts Emerging from this Work Glossary References Index of Cases Discussed Index About the Authors

Maggie Sullivan is a quirky and ambitious woman who loves her apartment, her cat, and fancy coffee she can't really afford. She has an almost-exciting life in New York where she is carving out a career in publishing - a career she makes a bit more glamorous on Facebook for the benefit of the girls from high school back home. Unfortunately, she also finds herself in love with a man who turns out to be her friend's new husband. This inconvenient fact threatens both her friendship and her professional prospects. As she tries to juggle work, her aging parents back in Buffalo and her ill-fated love interest, she starts to wonder if she's really cut out for the city that never sleeps.