bpas Home Information Events Reviews Articles Contact Media Watch Links
|
bpas Home Information Events Reviews Articles Contact Media Watch Links
|
 |
Book
Notice
|
|
|
|
What do Psychoanalysts want?: The
Problem of Aims in Psychoanalytic Therapy "This book presents
an historical overview of the evolution of the aims in psychoanalysis
from Freud to the present day. In doing so the authors begin to build a
model on which to formulate a theory of aims in psychoanalysis… For the
experienced practitioner I recommend this book as a valuable reference
guide to the evolution of trends in psychoanalysis as well as offering a
good working model for those who are interested in researching the
commonalities of purpose between different schools of thought within
psychoanalysis. The book stimulates the reader to think about the
connections between one's daily clinical work and phenomena encountered
and one's theoretical models. It encourages one to think about the
connections between the discoveries one makes in one's clinical practice
and the multitude of intermediate aims that appear during the course of
an analysis and one's metapsychology". The
books in this series can be ordered from Karnac Books Ltd
Copyright
© 2001 British Psychoanalytical Society &
|
