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Las ideas innovadoras de Donald Winnicott han sido ampliamente investigadas por psicoanalistas y psicoterapeutas de todo el mundo. El libro Jugando con el pensamiento de Winnicott en América Latina, editado por Jani Santamaria, refleja la pasion y creatividad latinoamericana de colegas de Argentina, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru y Uruguay. Adriana Anfusso y cols., Adriana Mendonça, Agustin Martinez, Alfredo Painceira, Anna Melgaço, Cleon Cerezer, Denise Souza, Gabriela Goldstein, Gabriela Mustri, Gonzalo Lopez, Guillermo Carvajal, Hilda Catz y cols., Laura de Souza, Leonor Valenti, Lila Gomez, Lilian Tuahe, Maria Luisa Silva, Noemi Canteros, Paula Escribens, Rodrigo Rojas, Rosa Maria Tosta, Sonia Abadi, Suely Duek y Toffie Sasson, se comprometen en el desafio de usar y florecer el legado de Winnicott y abordan de forma didactica, espontanea y libre temas como creatividad, espacio potencial, transicional, pandemia, adicciones, experiencia cultural, psicosis, jugar y jugando, y verdadero self, entre otros. La atencion y discusion se concentra en cuatro ejes psicoanaliticos: metapsicologia, desarrolllo, psicopatologia y teoria de la tecnica. Se trata de un libro abierto, a muchas voces, cuya riqueza esta tambien en su incompletud, de ahi que Dominique Scarfone (DWW, tomo IV, 2016) destaque la necesidad de leer a Winnicott de la misma forma en que debemos leer a los grandes autores: sin prisa. El libro esta dirigido a psicoanalistas, profesionales de la salud mental y a todos aquellos que deseen conocer distintas vertientes de la obra de Winnicott. Deseamos que cada nueva lectura inspire la exploracion del sentido de lo cotidiano y fertilice la reflexion sobre la clinica viva y sobre los fenomenos individuales y sociales que preocupan a la humanidad en la actualidad.

En Seis personajes en busca de un autor, Pirandello escribe sobre personajes que necesitan un autor para darles vida. Este libro podría tener como título Un pensamiento en busca de un pensador. Podemos considerar al psicoanalisis como un proceso de transformacion en pensamiento onirico. Las transformaciones psicoanaliticas suponen un camino que va desde un lenguaje de sustitucion, rutinario, en donde no se dice nada nuevo a un lenguaje de logro, creativo. El paciente necesita descubrir su propia personalidad y eso supone una capacidad de pensar. Puede tener pensamientos, pero a veces no ha llegado a ser un pensador.Bion, con sus desarrollos psicoanaliticos, hizo un fuerte giro epistemologico: los pensamientos existen antes de una capacidad para pensar y estimulan el desarrollo de un aparato para pensarlos. El pensar se desarrolla a traves de la mente de un otro, una mente con reverie (madre/analista) que puede recibir las experiencias emocionales del bebe y/o del paciente, contenerlas y transformarlas en elementos que puedan ser pensados. El bebe/paciente, en ese proceso, va a introyectar una relacion continente-contenido de beneficio mutuo y adquirir una funcion, la funcion alpha, que puede transformar las crudas experiencias emocionales de modo tal que puedan ser procesadas y asimiladas por la personalidad del bebe/paciente. Uno de los aportes de Bion a la clinica psicoanalitica es la observacion desde el vertice de la teoria del pensar y de los vinculos. Freud hizo un extraordinario descubrimiento con la comprension psicoanalitica del inconsciente y de los sueños. ¿Y si un paciente no sueña? ¿Podemos como analistas contribuir a la construccion de un "sueño artificial"? La Tabla (Bion) es un instrumento metapsicologico para investigar sobre el desarrollo del pensar (el eje genetico) y sobre el uso de los pensamientos (eje estructural). Es un instrumento que acompaña el uso imaginativo, la creacion de nuevas hipotesis, despues de la sesion. Todo proceso de indagacion realizado por el analista necesita de una dosis de imaginacion. Si el proceso se torna repetitivo, rutinario, perdemos el vertice clinico-creativo. La clinica observada desde el vertice del pensar y desde el vertice vincular nos aporta, a los analistas, herramientas para desarrollar un analisis con pacientes que carecen de herramientas mentales necesarias para pensar y pensarse. Los distintos capitulos de este libro se ocupan de estas cuestiones.

La violencia no es un tema que se recorta y se separa de la experiencia humana. Ya sea con versiones más crueles o más sutiles, transgresoras, ilegales o socialmente aceptadas, en diferentes ámbitos privados o publicos, aparecen fenomenos de violencia. La clave es articular este fenomeno con los determinantes inconscientes que ponen al sujeto en esta escena social.En este libro se agrupan algunos trabajos sobre dos temas ampliamente trabajados en el VEL: La violencia de genero y el racismo. Ambos comparten una logica en comun: "el odio al goce del Otro". Pero al mismo tiempo tienen expresiones muy distintas. La diferencia se establece entre un hecho que se desarrolla en el ambito privado, generalmente entre dos personas por un lado y los fenomenos que requieren de una logica colectiva o de "masa" por el otro. ElVEL, Violencia, estudios lacanianosse inicio en 2008 como departamento de investigacion delICdeBAy desde entonces viene trabajando el concepto de violencia porque, a pesar de no ser un termino psicoanalitico, se impone por la importancia social y la diversidad de expresiones que tiene en nuestros dias.

Aiming to theoretically re-establish clinical practice, Green revisits the very foundations of the analytic method. He traces a new map of the psychoanalytic field, now redefined by the predominance of non-neurotic structures, and follows the Freudian technical model centered on the notion of transference, and the post-Freudian model emphasizing countertransference (or the "analysts desire"). From this innovative perspective, Green distinguishes the myths from the realities of the analytic process, questions the extension of the concept of countertransference, reevaluates the technical articulations of interpretation and construction, and reformulates the relationships between repetition, memory, and elaboration. This volume closes with three essays on functioning at the limits of analyzability, including the remarkable theoretical-clinical study: "Sexuality in non-neurotic structures". The essays in this book were selected by Green in dialogue with Fernando Urribarri to make them accessible to a wider readership. They reflect the post-1974 elaborations and conclusions drawn from Greens extensive clinical experience treating and supervising analytic work. They are a testament to Greens determination to extend Freudian theory to adapt to contemporary clinical challenges, while consistently remaining within the Freudian paradigm. This is the perfect book to launch the pivotal French Psychoanalysis: Contemporary Voices, Classical Texts series. Filled with fresh ideas, it is essential reading for all psychoanalytic clinicians, academics, and trainees.

Aiming to theoretically re-establish clinical practice, Green revisits the very foundations of the analytic method. He traces a new map of the psychoanalytic field, now redefined by the predominance of non-neurotic structures, and follows the Freudian technical model centered on the notion of transference, and the post-Freudian model emphasizing countertransference (or the "analysts desire"). From this innovative perspective, Green distinguishes the myths from the realities of the analytic process, questions the extension of the concept of countertransference, reevaluates the technical articulations of interpretation and construction, and reformulates the relationships between repetition, memory, and elaboration. This volume closes with three essays on functioning at the limits of analyzability, including the remarkable theoretical-clinical study: "Sexuality in non-neurotic structures". The essays in this book were selected by Green in dialogue with Fernando Urribarri to make them accessible to a wider readership. They reflect the post-1974 elaborations and conclusions drawn from Greens extensive clinical experience treating and supervising analytic work. They are a testament to Greens determination to extend Freudian theory to adapt to contemporary clinical challenges, while consistently remaining within the Freudian paradigm. This is the perfect book to launch the pivotal French Psychoanalysis: Contemporary Voices, Classical Texts series. Filled with fresh ideas, it is essential reading for all psychoanalytic clinicians, academics, and trainees.

10 Anos de remição: Leituras e escritas em cárcere é uma obra profundamente humanizadora que explora o poder transformador da leitura e da escrita no sistema prisional. Davidson Sepini Gonçalves, com

Apesar de já conhecer a capacidade de Marion Minerbo mergulhar no universo subjetivo de cada paciente, os ateliês deste volume me surpreenderam. Passo a passo, fui conduzida a reconhecer configuraçõe

Anna Freud, a Teoria Tem Seus Prazeres acompanha a jornada intelectual de Anna Freud por meio de uma ampla seleção de seus escritos, com introduções e análises críticas ao contexto realizadas pela pr

Publicado em 1964, poucos anos após a morte de Melanie Klein, este livro de Hanna Segal – analisanda, discípula e uma das principais intérpretes da autora – tornou-se a introdução clássica ao pensame

O que se chama de travessia do fantasma marca uma direção de tratamento que permite se interrogar sobre qual objeto se tem sido para o Outro, mas também uma nova forma do sujeito de se enodar nos trê

Uma coleção cativante de artigos perspicazes que conectam a psicanálise, as artes, a cultura e a sociedade em geral de forma crítica e original. O Método Marlow desvenda as ligações ocultas entre a c

Franz Alexander began his psychoanalytic career in 1920s Berlin at the vanguard of the psychoanalytic movement. He won the admiration of Freud who praised him as "extraordinarily good" and "one of our strongest hopes for the future". He later moved to the US and was a pivotal figure in American psychoanalysis, but his work moved into obscurity following disagreements with other key figures in the field. Fast forward to today and many of Alexanders methods have become common practice in psychotherapeutic treatment. His granddaughter, Ilonka Venier Alexander, is determined to bring his contributions to the attention of a whole new generation unfamiliar with this early titan of the field. In order to bring the work of Franz Alexander to as wide an audience as possible, this book is written in an engaging style to pique the interest of students, practitioners, and academics, including those unfamiliar with psychoanalysis. Topics discussed include juvenile delinquency and criminology; the mind-body connection and the concept of psychosomatic medicine; the use of evidence-based research to measure the effectiveness of psychotherapy and other treatments; the corrective emotional experience; and short-term and flexible treatment in psychoanalysis. The latter two rank among the most controversial of his theories, yet they have stood the test of time and demonstrate his continuing importance to the field. For those interested in history, in psychoanalysis, and in fascinating life stories, this book is a must-read.

Franz Alexander began his psychoanalytic career in 1920s Berlin at the vanguard of the psychoanalytic movement. He won the admiration of Freud who praised him as "extraordinarily good" and "one of our strongest hopes for the future". He later moved to the US and was a pivotal figure in American psychoanalysis, but his work moved into obscurity following disagreements with other key figures in the field. Fast forward to today and many of Alexanders methods have become common practice in psychotherapeutic treatment. His granddaughter, Ilonka Venier Alexander, is determined to bring his contributions to the attention of a whole new generation unfamiliar with this early titan of the field. In order to bring the work of Franz Alexander to as wide an audience as possible, this book is written in an engaging style to pique the interest of students, practitioners, and academics, including those unfamiliar with psychoanalysis. Topics discussed include juvenile delinquency and criminology; the mind-body connection and the concept of psychosomatic medicine; the use of evidence-based research to measure the effectiveness of psychotherapy and other treatments; the corrective emotional experience; and short-term and flexible treatment in psychoanalysis. The latter two rank among the most controversial of his theories, yet they have stood the test of time and demonstrate his continuing importance to the field. For those interested in history, in psychoanalysis, and in fascinating life stories, this book is a must-read.

Este livro versa sobre a temática da transferência e sua implicação no tratamento psicanalítico. A transferência é situada como eixo condutor do tratamento e analisada em sua íntima relação com a res

Ao longo da leitura desta obra, entendi por que implico com assertivas como "fulano de tal é uma pessoa muito humana", "o hospital oferece tratamento humanizado", entre tantas outras que equacionam a natureza sapiens a um alto grau de respeito a dignidade alheia. A autora nos instiga a considerar nossa atavica propenso a intolerancia. Antes mesmo de conhecer alguem (tarefa sempre nublada e incompleta), tendemos a idealizar ou depreciar. Triunfamos sobre a alteridade que nos aflige, num impeto defensivo, atribuindo-lhe faltas e excessos. Irrompemos neste mundo to precariamente e aqui vivemos sedentos de amor, por isso mesmo constituindo a especie mais afeita a dogmatismos, a fanatismos, a racismos e a todas as formas de ataque as diferenças. Odiamos o que frustra nossas ansias narcisicas. Nunca perdera a importancia um livro como este, que ilumina as feiçes da hostilidade, essa força psiquica destrutiva, as vezes sorrateira, e profundamente humana. - Carolina Scoz

Onde está a ironia? A pesquisa de Marina Carrilho mantém presente, em cada capítulo, a sustentação de uma postura curiosa e investigativa que vai além da esquizofrenia, nos convidando a pensar também

Como diferenciar o sofrimento neurótico do não neurótico? Nos três ateliês deste volume, Marion Minerbo aborda essa temática tão relevante na clínica contemporânea.Nessa linha, no segundo ateliê ("Er

An Introduction to Fairbairns Psychology of Dynamic Structure: The Analysis of Cultural Objects describes W. R. D. Fairbairns model of endopsychic structure and includes his thoughts on the social and the aesthetic. It offers a modified version of Fairbairns model based upon his thinking about the moral defence, psychic growth, and mature dependence. The model is brought to life by its application to the analysis of a number of cultural objects: Bronzinos An Allegory of Venus and Cupid, Dennis Potters trailblazing miniseries The Singing Detective, the enchanting anime Spirited Away directed by Hayao Miyazaki, and the mind-bending cinematic experience that is Everything Everywhere All at Once. Author Graham S. Clarke also considers the current conditions affecting psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic theories: a society with increasing opposition to depth thinking of any sort and the rise of populism and the neoliberal notion of the self as entrepreneur. He offers suggestions as to how these trends might be understood and challenged. In particular, he describes how Fairbairns theory might be considered as, and provide a basis for, a critical realist personal relations approach to psychoanalysis. This book is ideal reading for all psychoanalysts and those interested in the cultural impact of the arts.

An Introduction to Fairbairns Psychology of Dynamic Structure: The Analysis of Cultural Objects describes W. R. D. Fairbairns model of endopsychic structure and includes his thoughts on the social and the aesthetic. It offers a modified version of Fairbairns model based upon his thinking about the moral defence, psychic growth, and mature dependence. The model is brought to life by its application to the analysis of a number of cultural objects: Bronzinos An Allegory of Venus and Cupid, Dennis Potters trailblazing miniseries The Singing Detective, the enchanting anime Spirited Away directed by Hayao Miyazaki, and the mind-bending cinematic experience that is Everything Everywhere All at Once. Author Graham S. Clarke also considers the current conditions affecting psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic theories: a society with increasing opposition to depth thinking of any sort and the rise of populism and the neoliberal notion of the self as entrepreneur. He offers suggestions as to how these trends might be understood and challenged. In particular, he describes how Fairbairns theory might be considered as, and provide a basis for, a critical realist personal relations approach to psychoanalysis. This book is ideal reading for all psychoanalysts and those interested in the cultural impact of the arts.

O presente trabalho consiste na publicização dos resultados de uma dissertação de mestrado, no âmbito da Filosofia da Psicanálise. Toma-se como ponto de partida o escrito "A fantasia freudiana", no q