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Field Perspectives in Clinical Practice: A Dialogue Between Relational Psychoanalysis, Post-Bionian Psychoanalysis, and Gestalt Therapy

Editor : Gianni Francesetti, Editor : Michela Gecele, Editor : Paolo Migone

Table of Contents

Introduction
Gianni Francesetti, Michela Gecele, Paolo Migone

1. Working in the Interpersonal Field: Two Clinical Narratives
Donnel B. Stern

2. Field Perspective in Relational Psychoanalysis. Response to Donnel Stern
Dan Bloom

3. Post-Bionian Field Theory and the Ethical Refounding of Psychoanalysis
Giuseppe Civitarese

4. Field Perspective in Gestalt Therapy. Is a Dialogue Possible with Post-Bionian Psychoanalysis?
Jean-Marie Robine

5. “Where Everything Shivers and Speaks.” Precious Fragments of Experience
Michela Gecele

6. “Necessary Light that Makes Me the Chosen Host.” Field Theories in Gestalt Therapy and Clinical Practice
Gianni Francesetti

7. Discussion for Gianni Francesetti and Michela Gecele
Donna Orange

8. Anna. A Clinical Case Study
Paola Zarini

9. Affects and Dissociative Field. Discussion of the Clinical Case by Paola Zarini
Susanna Federici, Gianni Nebbiosi

10. Anna KO
Fabio Rivara

11. “We Wish You a Good Life, Anna!” A Field-Theory-Informed View of Gestalt Therapy
Jan Roubal

12. What We See and Do Depends on the Point from Where We Look
Beatrix Wimmer

13. Field and Psychotherapy: Attempting a New Paradigm
Annibale Bertola

14. Historical Remarks on the Relationship Between Gestalt Therapy and Psychoanalysis
Bernd Bocian