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Collected Writings of Giles Clark: Recycling Madness with Jung, Spinoza and Santayana

Editor : Judith Pickering, Editor : Geoffrey Samuel

Table of Contents

Introduction to Collected Writings of Giles Clark

1. A process of transformation: Spiritual puer, instinctual shadow and instinctual spirit
2. A black hole in psyche
3. Animation through the analytical relationship: The embodiment of self in the transference and countertransference
4. How much Jungian theory is there in my practice?
5. The animating body: Psychoid substance as a mutual experience of psychosomatic disorder
6. Mind-body intimacies and pains
7. A Spinozan lens onto the confusions of borderline relations
8. A Jungian inheritance of lack and loss: Reflections on my Jungian ancestry
9. The active use of the analyst’s bodymind: as it is informed by psychic disturbances
10. Symbolising and not-symbolising
11. Romantic catastrophes and other vital realities
12. Embodied countertransference and recycling the mad matter of symbolic equivalence
13. Unconscious structures and defences
14. On psychosis
15. Herder’s force: pluralism, expressivism, mind-body relations and empathy
16. Psychoid relations in the transferential/countertransferential field of personality disorders
17. Towards a psychoanalytic Spinoza: Reflections on his philosophy and the psychotherapeutic mind
18. Why (and how) psychoid relations matter
19. The matter of an oddly embodied mind: My spiritual travels with a faithful but savage ‘pet dog’
20. Last jottings
Bibliography of works by Giles Clark