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020			_a9781855759947
082			_a150.195 _bLEA
100			_aLear, Jonathan
245			_aTherapeutic action : an earnest plea for irony
260			_bRoutledge, _c2003 _aAbingdon :
300			_a246 p. ; _c21 cm
365			_b34.99 _cGBP _d102.80
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
520			_aThe book is not merely about the therapeutic action of psychoanalysis; it is an enactment of conceptual therapy. It is written as an invitation to clinicians - psychologists, psychoanalysts, psychiatrists - to renew their own engagement with the fundamental concepts of their practice. To that end, the book investigates the concepts of subjectivity and objectivity that are appropriate for psychoanalysts, the concept of internalization and of transference. There is also an extended discussion of the theories of Hans Loewald and Paul Gray - and how they do and do not fit together. The very idea that love, or Eros, could be a drive - as Freud postulated - is given a new interpretation." "Therapeutic Action will be of interest to anyone concerned with the central concepts of psychoanalysis. And, indeed, to anyone interested in how conversation can bring about fundamental psychic change.
650			_aPsychoanalysis
650			_aJungian psychology
650			_aResearch
650			_a Aristophanes
650			_aTherapeutic action
650			_aBiological model drive theory
650			_a Depression, psychopharmacology
650			_aDora Case
650			_aFreud
650			_aSexuality
650			_aParent-child model
650			_aAnalyst, Analysand
650			_aBiological model drive theory
650			_aDeath drive
650			_aPsycho-pharmacology
650			_aCountertransference
650			_aEgo formation, mirror stage
650			_aFetiishism
650			_aHomosexuality
650			_aHysteria
650			_aNeurosis
650			_a Objective Science
650			_aSuperego
650			_a Unconscious
650			_aTransference neurosis
650			_aLove
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