This book, beyond dealing with the theoretical and technical questions concerning the termination of analysis, gives a picture of the particular nature of the psychoanalytic cure in relation to the therapies that have come forth from psychoanalytic roots. The theoretical work is supported by rich clinical details.
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Gilda De Simone
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Softcover. Etat : Sehr gut. 112 p. In very good condition. - This brief, clear, precise, and profound book, beyond dealing with the theoretical and technical questions concerning the termination of analysis, gives a picture of the particular nature of the psychoanalytic cure in relation to the therapies that have come forth from psychoanalytic roots. -- Gilda de Simone reminds us that the model of psychoanalytic cure commonly in use today tends to draw away from classical instinct or drive theory in favour of an object relations model. Freud's 1937 paper, "Analysis Terminable and Interminable", is concerned mainly with the patient's conflicts, while the more recent theoryto which the author subscribesis focused on the dynamic within the analyst-patient couple and on its fluctuations. This latter model, which regards the analytic process as an interaction, tends to efface the asymmetry between its two participantsan asymmetry that is nevertheless fruitful, as witness the analytic setting itself: the analyst on a chair, out of sight of the patient, who is on a couch and is invited to associate reely, thereby being immersed in a regression that is not experienced by the analyst in the same way. Without doubt it would now be useful to integrate the relational model with the Freudian one, which is more reliant on drive theory, as well as with the work of those who take into account the narcissistic regression induced by the analytic situation (Winnicott, Grunberger, and Kohutthe latter unfortunately abandoning the whole of drive theory). Each of these models emphasizes certain crucial aspects of the analytic cure. -- Gilda de Simone makes the relational model, which she prefers, work in a creative way. She supports her theoretical reflection with a rich clinical experience. She underlines the problem of separation, which the termination of analysis arouses. All the same, she says that "the experience of separation and separateness could be considered as one of the aims of psychoanalysis". Or one could say that separation straddles the paradigms of drives, narcissism, and object relations. -- The author goes on to accord a central role to the experiencing of time. The analytic setting immerses the subject in a timeless universe wherein, simultaneously, time is controlled strictly. The inflexible rhythm (and duration) of the sessions encourages a cyclical conception of time, whereas the feeling of being directed towards a target and an ending produces a linear conception of time. This awareness of temporality is con- substantial with the study of the analytic cure conceived as a process. Symptoms and their interpretation in the transference, the idea of changeall of these are themselves conceived from a temporal standpoint. The analytic situation has a "chrono- poietic" function. The creation of new temporal forms entails the creation of new symbolic forms. And here we revisit the concept of deferred action [Nachträglichkeit], -- The analytic processa function of the analytic situation restarts a process of frozen growth. The analytic process is not, however, identical with the process of growth. It is from her conception of a dual temporality (the patient being, in some sense, placed into two different orbits) that Gilda de Simone examines the acting-out, as well as the explosion of symptoms and regressive movements, that often accompany the decision to end an analysis: the analytic time that has produced a new order is now abandoned in favour of a different temporality. The transition from the one to the other is the cause of the chaos for as long as the new order is not settled in place. ISBN 9781855751262 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 180. N° de réf. du vendeur 1206165
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