Pre-object Relatedness: Early Attachment and the Psychoanalytic SituationGuilford Press, 1996 M01 1 - 240 páginas Exploring the rich life of the infant, the author shows how early relational experiences form or deform the foundation for emotional living and examines how these states play out in the psychoanalytic situation. With detailed clinical descriptions, he portrays the means for understanding and mediating the emergence of these early experiences in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy. |
Contenido
Introduction | 1 |
Attachment to the Unperceived | 7 |
Precursors of Internalized | 19 |
Signal Anxiety | 41 |
Intermodal Matching and Affect Transmission | 51 |
Fields of Identity | 88 |
Creation of Representability | 102 |
The Container of Sleep | 118 |
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Pre-object Relatedness: Early Attachment and the Psychoanalytic Situation Ivri Kumin Sin vista previa disponible - 1996 |
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