E-grāmata: W.R. Bion Tradition: Lines of DevelopmentEvolution of Theory and Practice over the Decades [Taylor & Francis e-book]

Series Editors Foreword -- Editors Preface -- Personal, Historical --
Impressions of my analysis with Dr. Bion -- A long meeting with Bion --
Non-analytic influences on the psychoanalytic theorizing of Wilfred Bion --
W. R. Bion: his cultural, national, and historical background, and its impact
on his thinking -- I shall be blown to bits: towards Bions theory of
catastrophic trauma -- Previously Unpublished Supervisions -- Supervision A34
-- Commentary on supervision A34 -- Supervision D14 -- Commentary on
supervision D14: a language for the job -- Supervision A42 -- Commentary on
supervision A42 -- Clinical/Theoretical: One -- Turbulence and growth: an
encounter between Ismalia and Isaura -- Mental states and emotional relations
in the analytic setting: implications for therapeutic work -- The function of
evocation in the working-through of the countertransference: projective
identification, reverie, and the expressive function of the mindReflections
inspired by Bions work -- The truth object: growing the god within -- Making
contact with psychotic and autistic phenomena: container/contained and
autistic transformations -- Clinical/Theoretical: Two -- Changes in technique
and in the theory of technique in a post-Bion field model -- Containing
systems in the analytic field -- The hat on top of the volcano: Bions O
and the body-mind relationship -- Bridging the gap: from soma-psychosis to
psychosomatics -- A Note and a Short Story -- Flying thoughts in search of a
nest: a tribute to W. R. Bion -- A Clinical Exchange -- A silent war:
dreading recovery -- Dreaming into being -- St. Sulpice -- Sense, Myth, and
Passion -- Sense, sensible, sense-able: the bodily but immaterial dimension
of psychoanalytic elements -- Myth, dream, and meaning: reflections on a
comment by Bion -- Passion -- Late Papers and Basic Concepts -- Notes on
memory and desire: implications for working through -- On Bions text
Emotional turbulence: a focus on experience and the unknown -- On Making
the best of a bad job -- Reflections on Caesura (1977) -- Evidence -- Is
the concept of O necessary for psychoanalysis? -- Groups -- Affect, reverie,
mourning, and Bions theory of groups in our time -- Containing primitive
emotional states: approaching Bions later perspectives on groups -- Bion and
the large group -- The influence of Bion on my research -- Aesthetics --
Using art for the understanding of psychoanalysis and using Bion for the
understanding of contemporary art -- The buried harbor of dreaming:
psychoanalysis and literaturetowards a Bionian, non-archaeological approach
-- Communicating pictures: aesthetic aspects as a developmental tool for the
container-contained interaction

Howard L. Levine, Giuseppe Civitarese