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1 online resource (191 pages) |
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Creative Listening and the Psychoanalytic Process; Praise; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgements; PART I; 1 Introduction: Acts of Psychoanalytic Listening; Epigraph; Notes; References; 2 Restoring the Analytic Space: Clinical Conversations between Psychoanalysis and Imaginative Literature; Introduction; Unformulated Forces in the Analytic Experience; The thing in the Room; A Descent into Myself; Living and Dying incommunicado; Conclusion; Notes; References; 3 Listening to Oneself: One form of Self-analysis; Introduction |
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Analyst-as-reader/reader-as-analyst: The Truth in FictionMr. M; Analyst-as-writer/writer-as-analyst: A self-analytic Fictional Form; A Brief review of the Literature; A Unique form of Self-analysis; Revelations and Concealments; Sounds of Silence; Postscript to a Reverie: Stegner and the Shaping of Experience; Discussion; Conclusion; Notes; References; PART II; 4 The Clinical Material of to the Lighthouse; Notes; References; 5 Listening for Atmospheres of Emotional Experience; Engagement: Evolving Constructs regarding the Psychoanalytic Process; Sensing: The Wheel of Sensation |
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First Clinical ExampleSecond Clinical Example; Psychoanalytic Reciprocity; A Conceptual Model for Creative Listening; Notes; References; 6 Embodied Analytic Listening; Enduring Moments that Vanish, Waterily; The Private Self: A Wedge-shaped Core of Darkness; "Time Passes": A Downpouring of Immense Darkness; Continuity of Psychological Life: "Life Stands still here"; Words Borne/born in the Body: "To want and not to have"; Experience that does not Vanish; Conclusion: Envisioning; Internalizing to the Lighthouse; Notes; References; PART III |
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7 Relistening: Listening for and to Inarticulate Experience-What she was trying to sayThe Dimensionless Color of Despair; A Note on Form; Faulkner's Remarkable Invention; April Seventh, 1928; A Dark Beginning with Mrs. P; Becoming Caddy; What she was trying to say; What Benjy was trying to say, Endlessly; An Ending; The Relentless Assault of Time; Trying to say in Pictures; Finding a Language; Closing; Postscript; Notes; References; 8 After-listening: In search of lost time in Psychological Space; Overture; The Language of Psychological Space and Time; Absence of a Material Object |
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A ClarificationBefore the Invention of Language; Locked into Memory; Alterity and Inner Space; A Unique Architecture of Interior Space; The Oubliette: A Place of Forgetting; Intersections and Boundaries between Case History and Imaginative Literature; Time Regained; Closing; Notes; References; 9 Listening for Traces Left Behind: Constructing Ernest Jones; Notes; References; Index |
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Print version record |
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Listening.
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Psychoanalysis.
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Psychoanalytic Theory
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Psychoanalysis
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psychoanalysis.
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Listening
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Psychoanalysis
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781317494713 |
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1317494717 |
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