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Bion's Transformations Revisited and Expanded: Essays on the Complexity of Psychoanalysis

Author(s) : Arnaldo Chuster

Table of Contents

1. A Manifesto in Favor of the Psychoanalytic Imagination
2. General Ideas on Transformations
3. Bion’s Advanced Ideas on the Psychoanalytic Use of Functions
4. Catastrophic Change
5. Why Only Four Transformations Inside the Psychoanalytic Field?
6. Transformations, Time, and Space
7. Turbulence and Catastrophic Change
8. Catastrophic Change and Cultural Possibilities
9. Exploring Complexity: Functions of the Psychoanalytic Object in Analysis
10. Realization: The Complex Transformation of Pre-Conception to Conception
11. The Ethical-Aesthetical Principle of Uncertainty: Cultivating New Spaces for Thinking
12. The Spectrum Model (Open System) and the Diverse Grids
13. Transformation in ‘O’: A Never-ending Transformation
14. The Myth of Satan: An Ethical-Aesthetical Model of Transformation in ‘O’
15. Transformations in Hallucinosis: An Utmost Clinical Challenge
16. Always ‘O’: Ontology and Epistemology