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Psychosis and Extreme States - An Ethic for Treatment (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2021)
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Psychosis and Extreme States - An Ethic for Treatment (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2021)
Series: The Palgrave Lacan Series
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"This brilliant and beautifully written book invokes a radical
reorientation of the treatment of psychosis" Juliet Flower
MacCannell, Author of Figuring Lacan and The Hysteric's Guide to
the Future Female Subject. "Bret Fimiani's book offers an
illuminating presentation of the Lacanian approach to psychosis
thanks to his clear style which presents Lacanian concepts with a
wonderful accuracy, illustrated by examples from his psychoanalytic
practice. The dynamic of his investigation challenges the fear of
psychosis with testimonies of lived experiences, the Hearing Voices
Network, and analysts who claim the unclaimed intelligence at work
in psychosis." Francoise Davoine, co-author of History Beyond
Trauma This book advances a theory of transference-in-psychosis
with the aim of provoking a change in the way the experience of
psychosis is understood and thus, clinically treated. It examines
the function of 'ethics' in the 'installation' of transference in
the treatment of psychosis and contends that the aim of the
psychoanalytic experience is the creation of a new ethic for the
analysand and for the treatment. Beginning from the premise that
the body of the psychotic is a site of social contestation, the
author draws upon the work of Freud, Lacan, Deleuze & Guattari
and Apollon to reframe the problem of the 'body' (as an effect of
language) and its relation to transference, and ethics, in treating
psychosis. It argues that psychosis still has much to teach
psychoanalysis about how psychoanalysis must continue to change in
order to create/offer an approach that is effective for psychosis
(versus neurosis) and provides a comprehensive psychoanalytic
theory of psychosis that derives, at its core, from the experience
of psychosis itself. The book's synthesis of clinical and 'peer
model' principles will provide readers with a way to understand and
navigate potential transference impasses often encountered with
purely clinical approaches. In doing so it provides a valuable new
framework for practitioners and scholars working in clinical
psychology, psychoanalysis, philosophy, critical theory, psychiatry
and social work.
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