Medical Entomology and Zoology· 2012
The Violence of Emotions: Bion and Post-Bionian Psychoanalysis
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This abstract outlines a collection of essays exploring the psychoanalytic theories of Wilfred Bion and their subsequent developments, focusing on concepts like 'caesura,' psychic perception, and the analyst's internal setting.
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- Explores Bion's 'caesura' as a discourse on method in psychoanalysis.
- Examines the perception of psychic qualities and hypochondria.
- Analyzes internal focalization and casting in the psychoanalytic dialogue.
- Discusses the aesthetics of the real and aesthetic conflict in psychoanalysis.
- Investigates the analyst's internal setting and metaphorical writing.
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Abstract
Sabbadini, Preface. Foreword. 'Caesura' as Bion's discourse on method. Under the cover of darkness. The burning body: The perception of psychic qualities and hypochondria. The cat's eyes: Internal focalization and casting in the psychoanalytic dialogue. The equation analysis/painting and the aesthetics of the real. Aesthetic conflict and the function. The analyst's internal setting and its discontent. From the mystical writing pad to the function: Metaphors of text and translation in Freud and Bion.
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