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On Freud's "On Beginning the Treatment" (Paperback, New)
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On Freud's "On Beginning the Treatment" (Paperback, New)
Series: The International Psychoanalytical Association Contemporary Freud Turning Points and Critical Issues Series
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"On beginning the treatment" (1913) is one of the most important of
Freud's technical articles, a theme he examined between 1904 and
1918. This text, which sets out the basis of the treatment and the
conditions of psychoanalysis, still provides a solid reference for
the analytic practice. Far from a group of rigid rules, Freud spoke
of the technique as an art, thinking always of the singularity of
each case, even if the fundamental methods of free association and
suspended attention specify the psychoanalytical method that
differentiates it from the suggestion. In this book, ten eminent
analysts, coming from different schools of psychoanalytic thought,
confront the contemporary technical proposals to the freudian
precepts. The book reexamines, in the light of the latest advances
in the analytic practice, such important questions as: the
conditions of starting an analysis today; tranference and
associativity; the play of the person of the analyst and
intersubjectivity; the fundamental rule enunciation in contemporary
practice; the conditions and functions of the interpretation; and
the energetic drives in action during the treatment.Contributors:
Alice Becker Lewkowicz, Hugo Bleichmar, Marie-France Dispaux,
Antonino Ferro, Theodore Jacobs, Lewis A. Kirshner, Sergio
Lewkowicz, Norberto Marucco, Patrick Miller, Rene Roussillon,
Gennaro Saragnano, Christian Seulin, Rogelio Sosnik"
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