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Em O que faz o psicanalista, Antonio Quinet retoma e dá continuidade ao fio do consagrado As 4 + 1 condições da análise — que há mais de três décadas vem orientando a prática clínica de gerações de p

Melancólico, hiperativo e sedutor, o escritor austríaco Stefan Zweig (1881-1942) e o inventor da psicanálise, Sigmund Freud (1856-1939), foram muito próximos durante trinta anos. Este volume reúne tres escritos de Zweig sobre o pai da psicanalise: o primeiro, um texto sobre a vida e a obra de Freud retirado do livro A cura pelo espirito (1931); em seguida, um artigo sobre O mal-estar na cultura, obra freudiana publicada em 1930; e, por ultimo, o elogio funebre proferido em Londres, diante do caixo de Freud, em 1939. O prefacio da historiadora e psicanalista Elisabeth Roudinesco esclarece e contextualiza o legado desses dois genios do espirito humano e a relaço entre eles.

E se em vez de sermos babás epistêmicas dos filhos monstruosos de Deleuze e Guattari, nós chegássemos pelas costas para lhes fazer filhos monstruosos!? A esquizoanálise é escrita neste livro em sotaq

Vamik Volkan brings a breadth of theory, academic rigor, and clinical study to the subject of complicated mourning. He focuses on the, at times, bizarre ways in which bereaved persons maintain contact with the dead by means of inanimate objects or psychic phenomena invested with magical powers, which he calls linking objects and linking phenomena. For these individuals, their mourning reproduces the same ambivalence that characterized their lifetime relationships with the deceased and they simultaneously long for and dread a return from the grave. The linking object or phenomenon enables the mourner to maintain the illusion of external control over the dead person and extends the mourning process indefinitely. Volkan carefully distinguishes this established pathological mourning from neurotic depression and normal mourning. Grief in itself is not a mental disorder and he provides original contributions to our understanding of grieving, from both a phenomenological and metapsychological point of view. Volkan introduces his clinical research, describes helpful exercises and psychotherapeutic techniques, and offers examples of a revolutionary brief psychotherapy called re-grief therapy. Continuing case studies bring the rich theory to life, including illuminating clinical illustrations of the replacement child, and demonstrate the effectiveness of psychoanalytic treatment. On the theoretical side, Volkan compares linking objects with transitional objects, fetishes, talismans, and inanimate objects considered magical by psychotics. Linking Objects and Linking Phenomena is a seminal work on the subject of mourning which decades on from its original publication continues to give practicing clinicians, academics, and trainees much to ponder, assimilate, and put to technical, theoretical, and practical use.

Vamik Volkan brings a breadth of theory, academic rigor, and clinical study to the subject of complicated mourning. He focuses on the, at times, bizarre ways in which bereaved persons maintain contact with the dead by means of inanimate objects or psychic phenomena invested with magical powers, which he calls linking objects and linking phenomena. For these individuals, their mourning reproduces the same ambivalence that characterized their lifetime relationships with the deceased and they simultaneously long for and dread a return from the grave. The linking object or phenomenon enables the mourner to maintain the illusion of external control over the dead person and extends the mourning process indefinitely. Volkan carefully distinguishes this established pathological mourning from neurotic depression and normal mourning. Grief in itself is not a mental disorder and he provides original contributions to our understanding of grieving, from both a phenomenological and metapsychological point of view. Volkan introduces his clinical research, describes helpful exercises and psychotherapeutic techniques, and offers examples of a revolutionary brief psychotherapy called re-grief therapy. Continuing case studies bring the rich theory to life, including illuminating clinical illustrations of the replacement child, and demonstrate the effectiveness of psychoanalytic treatment. On the theoretical side, Volkan compares linking objects with transitional objects, fetishes, talismans, and inanimate objects considered magical by psychotics. Linking Objects and Linking Phenomena is a seminal work on the subject of mourning which decades on from its original publication continues to give practicing clinicians, academics, and trainees much to ponder, assimilate, and put to technical, theoretical, and practical use.

A jornada de um dos maiores pensadores da psicologia. Neste livro, a renomada psicóloga analítica, Marie-Louise von Franz, oferece uma análise fascinante da vida e obra do pai da psicologia analítica. Este livro mergulha nos conceitos revolucionarios de Jung, como arquetipos, inconsciente coletivo e individuaço, revelando como sua introspecço moldou uma nova compreenso da mente humana. Von Franz traça a influencia de Jung em areas como antropologia, arte, fisica e teologia, destacando seu impacto duradouro no pensamento contemporaneo. Explorando a complexidade dos arquetipos, ela investiga a relaço entre sonhos, o inconsciente e o desenvolvimento pessoal, fornecendo insights essenciais para quem busca autoconhecimento e uma compreenso mais profunda dos padres que moldam a experiencia humana. Uma obra essencial para academicos, profissionais da area e interessados no estudo do inconsciente, este livro oferece uma viso aprofundada do legado de Jung e sua relevancia no pensamento contemporaneo.

The book contains contributions from Leopoldo Bleger, Catherine Desvignes, Marie-France Dispaux-Ducloux, Yvette Dorey, Claudio Laks Eizirik, Fabienne Fillion, Serge Frisch, Lila Hoijman, Erika Kittler, Diana Messina Pizzuti, Luc Michel, Martine Sandor-Buthaud, Andrea Scardovi, Evelyne Sechaud, and Ronnie Shaw. Inter-analytic exchange involves associatively voicing thoughts in response to the clinical material of a patient, thus shedding light on some of the intrapsychic activity of psychoanalysts at work. Various transferential movements which may emerge must be contained and processed within this framework. For a day and a half, a group of analysts freely associates on three sessions of clinical material presented by a colleague (who remains silent during the discussion) in the presence of two moderators and a silent observer-rapporteur. This forms the core dispositif of the Specificity method. The general framework of the method is upheld by a European research group that meets biannually. Members establish annual clinical working parties during the European Psychoanalytic Federation (EPF) Congress, where they review observer reports and work through them using, again, free association. A summary of each session is transcribed and a subgroup is dedicated to the systematic reading of the reports to produce further study. While the dispositif does not offer an absolute guarantee, over fifteen years of experience and exploration have proved its worth. It is now a recognised model within the EPF and the International Psychoanalytical Association (IPA). This collection documents the history of the origins of the method and the discoveries made, the results of the research, and also the ongoing questioning within the EPF. It is neither exhaustive nor didactic, but instead invites you, the reader, to integrate your experiences with the ones presented herein. This is a must-read for all psychoanalysts and clinicians.

The book contains contributions from Leopoldo Bleger, Catherine Desvignes, Marie-France Dispaux-Ducloux, Yvette Dorey, Claudio Laks Eizirik, Fabienne Fillion, Serge Frisch, Lila Hoijman, Erika Kittler, Diana Messina Pizzuti, Luc Michel, Martine Sandor-Buthaud, Andrea Scardovi, Evelyne Sechaud, and Ronnie Shaw. Inter-analytic exchange involves associatively voicing thoughts in response to the clinical material of a patient, thus shedding light on some of the intrapsychic activity of psychoanalysts at work. Various transferential movements which may emerge must be contained and processed within this framework. For a day and a half, a group of analysts freely associates on three sessions of clinical material presented by a colleague (who remains silent during the discussion) in the presence of two moderators and a silent observer-rapporteur. This forms the core dispositif of the Specificity method. The general framework of the method is upheld by a European research group that meets biannually. Members establish annual clinical working parties during the European Psychoanalytic Federation (EPF) Congress, where they review observer reports and work through them using, again, free association. A summary of each session is transcribed and a subgroup is dedicated to the systematic reading of the reports to produce further study. While the dispositif does not offer an absolute guarantee, over fifteen years of experience and exploration have proved its worth. It is now a recognised model within the EPF and the International Psychoanalytical Association (IPA). This collection documents the history of the origins of the method and the discoveries made, the results of the research, and also the ongoing questioning within the EPF. It is neither exhaustive nor didactic, but instead invites you, the reader, to integrate your experiences with the ones presented herein. This is a must-read for all psychoanalysts and clinicians.

Este livro é uma coletânea de textos que foram desenvolvidos nos últimos 10 anos por alunos, professores e diretores da Escola Freudiana de Vitória.Escolhemos como desafio, dando o primeiro passo par

O nascimento da psicanálise teria sido marcado oficialmente pela publicação em 1900 da obra magna de Sigmund Freud (1856-1939), A interpretação dos sonhos. Antes, porém, desse acontecimento que trans

Arminda Aberasturys Theory and Technique of Child Analysis contains a selection of original chapters written by Arminda Aberastury that are each accompanied by a commentary from leading contemporary child analysts to show the continuing global relevance of Armindas mid-century work in Argentina. The commentaries are written by authors from all over the world, namely Minnie Dastur, Judith Edwards, Jeanne Magagna, Elizabeth Palacios, Joaquin Pichon-Riviere, Nydia Lisman Pieczanski, Jill Savege Scharff, David E. Scharff, Lea Sofer de Setton, Alan Sugarman, and Virginia Ungar. The book is further enriched by an editorial introduction, Foreword by Virginia Ungar, and personal reminiscences from Armindas son, Joaquin Pichon-Riviere. Arminda is a woman whose voice needs to be heard. She was at the forefront of developing child psychoanalysis in Argentina and created an interdisciplinary approach that influenced other professionals working with children in fields as diverse as pediatrics, pediatric dentistry, law, and education. The impact of her work spread to all over Latin America. This book demonstrates her growth as a child analyst, moving from a Freudian perspective closer to a Kleinian view of the stages of infant development, assisted by her correspondence with Melanie Klein. Within, she provides a summary of Anna Freud and Melanie Kleins approaches to child analysis and examples of her own continuing research throughout her career. The book is packed full of interesting theoretical concepts and case studies that detail her clinical technique and demonstrate her sensitivity and compassion in her work with children. It is illustrated with black and white photographs of Arminda and line drawings from her work. Jill Savege Scharff and Lea Sofer de Setton have performed a profound service to the field of child psychoanalysis by bringing Arminda Aberastury to a whole new audience. Her work will inspire a whole new generation of child psychoanalysts and other professionals working with children.

Arminda Aberasturys Theory and Technique of Child Analysis contains a selection of original chapters written by Arminda Aberastury that are each accompanied by a commentary from leading contemporary child analysts to show the continuing global relevance of Armindas mid-century work in Argentina. The commentaries are written by authors from all over the world, namely Minnie Dastur, Judith Edwards, Jeanne Magagna, Elizabeth Palacios, Joaquin Pichon-Riviere, Nydia Lisman Pieczanski, Jill Savege Scharff, David E. Scharff, Lea Sofer de Setton, Alan Sugarman, and Virginia Ungar. The book is further enriched by an editorial introduction, Foreword by Virginia Ungar, and personal reminiscences from Armindas son, Joaquin Pichon-Riviere. Arminda is a woman whose voice needs to be heard. She was at the forefront of developing child psychoanalysis in Argentina and created an interdisciplinary approach that influenced other professionals working with children in fields as diverse as pediatrics, pediatric dentistry, law, and education. The impact of her work spread to all over Latin America. This book demonstrates her growth as a child analyst, moving from a Freudian perspective closer to a Kleinian view of the stages of infant development, assisted by her correspondence with Melanie Klein. Within, she provides a summary of Anna Freud and Melanie Kleins approaches to child analysis and examples of her own continuing research throughout her career. The book is packed full of interesting theoretical concepts and case studies that detail her clinical technique and demonstrate her sensitivity and compassion in her work with children. It is illustrated with black and white photographs of Arminda and line drawings from her work. Jill Savege Scharff and Lea Sofer de Setton have performed a profound service to the field of child psychoanalysis by bringing Arminda Aberastury to a whole new audience. Her work will inspire a whole new generation of child psychoanalysts and other professionals working with children.

Por que Freud escolheu o destino reservado a Édipo narrado na Tragédia de Sófocles, para edificar o "complexo de Édipo", um dos mais importantes pilares da Psicanálise? Essa é a pergunta central do presente livro. Sofocles, um dramaturgo, fez questo de traçar, simbolicamente, a transiço da mitologia para a filosofia, quando descreve a soluço do enigma proposto pela Esfinge na entrada de Tebas. Edipo, valendo-se apenas de sua sabedoria, sem contar com nenhum subterfugio mitico, o resolve. Entra triunfante em Tebas e la se transforma em Rei. Sem o saber e o fato de no saber faz toda a diferença ja tinha matado Laio (seu pai) e desposaria Jocasta (sua me, com quem teria filhos). Edipo cumpriu a profecia de Delfos. Sem o saber, realiza o que todo ser humano enfrenta ao cumprir o seu proprio complexo de Edipo. O livro procura relacionar mitologia, filosofia e psicanalise.

Descubra o enigmático mundo da psicose em "Psicose: A Jornada Pelo Labirinto da Mente", onde o autor, Dr. Aparício Carvalho, nos guia através das complexidades da mente humana. Este livro transcende a exploraço clinica, convidando-nos a entender as realidades psicoticas no apenas como sintomas de uma doença, mas como expresses de uma mente sob extremo estresse emocional e psicologico.Atraves de relatos pessoais e uma abordagem humanizada, Dr. Carvalho ilumina como a psicose pode surgir como uma estrategia de proteço contra traumas intensos, revelando tanto a resiliencia quanto as vulnerabilidades enfrentadas pelos individuos. Cada capitulo convida os leitores a explorar as varias facetas da condiço, desde suas manifestaçes ate seu impacto nas vidas dos envolvidos e de seus entes queridos."Psicose: A Jornada Pelo Labirinto da Mente" e essencial para quem busca compreender a psicose alem dos rotulos, vendo-a no como uma ameaça, mas como uma janela para os misterios do nosso universo mental. Descubra como a mente cria realidades alternativas como forma de sobrevivencia e reflexo sobre a propria existencia.Este livro e mais do que uma leitura; e um convite para transformar nossa viso e tratamento das realidades mentais alternativas na sociedade. Junte-se a Dr. Aparicio Carvalho nesta exploraço profunda e reveladora, e expanda sua compreenso sobre o que significa viver com ou ao lado da psicose.

Louca, eu? retrata a história da menina mulher Vanessa Mosseri, que nasceu para ser invisível.Dentro de uma família psiquiátrica, com poucas chances de escapar.O que fizeram de mim? Carimbaram na minh

Paulo Schiller investiga as relações entre família e política para trazer à tona assuntos urgentes como fascismo, masculinidade opressiva e violência.A paixão dos fascistas pela mentira se origina de

Este livro resgata a memória e a obra de nove mulheres fundamentais para a consolidação e a expansão da psicanálise: Emma Eckstein, Margarete Hilferding, Sabina Spielrein, Eugenia Sokolnicka, Barbara

Nas últimas décadas, o Brasil e o mundo vêm enfrentando problemas graves de radicalização, manipulação da informação, conspiracionismo e crise das instituições. Este livro explora as raízes e as mani

With contributions from Anne Adelman, Salman Akhtar, Shawn Blue, Ann Eichen, Arpana G. Inman, Sameer Khan, Olga Santa Maria, Andrew Smolar, and Pratyusha Tummala-Narra. The realm of marriage is affect-laden and challenging on many psychosocial fronts. What is the relationship between love, sex, and marriage? Is marriage a developmental landmark? Why do marriages fail? Is monogamy "natural"? What about bigamy and polygamy? There are many, many questions that arise about marriage and Marriage and Its Discontents seeks answers. The chapters cover topics that range from the normative to deeply worrisome, from customary to highly unusual, from rapture to rupture, from sacred to profane. The book opens with a wide-ranging Prologue by Ann Eichen. It is followed by the first part, "Variations," which includes chapters on same-sex marriage and interracial and intercultural marriages. The second part, "Vexations," has chapters on marriages that are designated as "perverse" or "dead." The third and final part of the book, "Violations," addresses the topics of marital infidelity and divorce. Closing the book is the Epilogue by Andrew Smolar, bringing his keen psychoanalytic attention to the matters of marital discord. The insight and knowledge imparted by these fascinating chapters enhances the readers empathy and affective attunement to the blend of conflict and bliss found in many marriages. It is essential reading for all practising clinicians and those looking for greater insight into the impact of marriage on individuals lives.

With contributions from Anne Adelman, Salman Akhtar, Shawn Blue, Ann Eichen, Arpana G. Inman, Sameer Khan, Olga Santa Maria, Andrew Smolar, and Pratyusha Tummala-Narra. The realm of marriage is affect-laden and challenging on many psychosocial fronts. What is the relationship between love, sex, and marriage? Is marriage a developmental landmark? Why do marriages fail? Is monogamy "natural"? What about bigamy and polygamy? There are many, many questions that arise about marriage and Marriage and Its Discontents seeks answers. The chapters cover topics that range from the normative to deeply worrisome, from customary to highly unusual, from rapture to rupture, from sacred to profane. The book opens with a wide-ranging Prologue by Ann Eichen. It is followed by the first part, "Variations," which includes chapters on same-sex marriage and interracial and intercultural marriages. The second part, "Vexations," has chapters on marriages that are designated as "perverse" or "dead." The third and final part of the book, "Violations," addresses the topics of marital infidelity and divorce. Closing the book is the Epilogue by Andrew Smolar, bringing his keen psychoanalytic attention to the matters of marital discord. The insight and knowledge imparted by these fascinating chapters enhances the readers empathy and affective attunement to the blend of conflict and bliss found in many marriages. It is essential reading for all practising clinicians and those looking for greater insight into the impact of marriage on individuals lives.