The “Writing” Psychoanalyst: Writing About Psychoanalysis with W. R. Bion
Korff-Sausse, Simone
The “Writing” Psychoanalyst: Writing About Psychoanalysis with W. R. Bion - 2010.
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Having mentioned the writer-psychoanalyst, then the psychoanalyst-writer, who pose different questions about the connection between art and science, the author sets out to explore the act of writing about psychoanalysis by focusing on the `writing' psychoanalyst, as demonstrated by W.?R.?Bion. Here writing serves to formulate and convey psychic processes instigated in the therapeutic relationship conceived as an intersubjective field, that is in the service of the patient, which emerges in clinical practice with mentally retarded patients and in the aesthetic domain with some poets (Emily Dickinson, Beckett).
The “Writing” Psychoanalyst: Writing About Psychoanalysis with W. R. Bion - 2010.
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Having mentioned the writer-psychoanalyst, then the psychoanalyst-writer, who pose different questions about the connection between art and science, the author sets out to explore the act of writing about psychoanalysis by focusing on the `writing' psychoanalyst, as demonstrated by W.?R.?Bion. Here writing serves to formulate and convey psychic processes instigated in the therapeutic relationship conceived as an intersubjective field, that is in the service of the patient, which emerges in clinical practice with mentally retarded patients and in the aesthetic domain with some poets (Emily Dickinson, Beckett).
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