By David Tuckett; Elizabeth Allison; Olivier Bonard; Georg J. Bruns; Anna L. Christopoulos; Michael Diercks; Eike Hinze; Marinella Linardos and Michael Šebek - Assisted by Abbot Bronstein and Marie Rudden

Acknowledgments

Preface

Chapter 1: Towards a Shared Framework for Self-Enquiry

Chapter 2: Our Method and Our Data

Chapter 3: The Analytic Situation

Chapter 4: How do we Recognise what is Unconscious?

Chapter 5: From what Unconscious Repetitions do Patients Suffer?

Chapter 6: How do we Further the Process?

Chapter 7: Nodal Interventions and Creative Change

Chapter 8: Bringing it Together: Some Questions

Chapter 9: Core Issues for Psychoanalysts Emerging from this Work

Glossary

References

Index of Cases Discussed

Index

About the Authors

Using the in-depth discussion of everyday clinical cases using a new collegiate method, the authors set out to reveal and then to understand, without judgment, the diversity in contemporary psychoanalytic approaches. They evolve a new theoretical framework and a set of 11 practical questions for experienced psychoanalysts and students to use.