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Winnicott’s Letter to Bion: Playing, Dreaming, and Beyond

Editor : Steven H. Cooper, Editor : Christopher G. Lovett

Table of Contents

Series editor’s Foreword
Foreword

1. Nicola Abel-Hirsch, Bion’s Letter
2. Leslie Caldwell, Imagining Engagement
3. Giuseppe Civitarese, Melanie Klein would not allow this: Winnicott’s Shadowboxing in his letter to Bion, October 5, 1967
4. Steven H. Cooper, Winnicott’s Paradox: Being With and Without Memory and Desire
5. Paulo Fabozzi, Winnicott’s Research: Between Parallel Convergences and Uniqueness
6. Jack Foehl, Pluperfect Errands in the Controversial Discussions of Bion
7. Peter Goldberg, ‘On the question of the sensuous in Winnicott/Bion
8. Robert D. Hinshelwood, Winnicott to Bion – Reflections on Winnicott’s Letter
9. Christopher Lovett, On Not Playing with Winnicott: A Not-So-Curious Case of Non-Communication
10. Mauro Manica, An oracle (perhaps a miracle) at the British Psychoanalytical Society: Winnicott’s Letter to Bion of 5 October 1967
11. Elena Molinari, Reading what is not in a book: Dreaming and playing with words
12. Michael Parsons, What Life Itself is About
13. Bruce Reis, Winnicott and Bion: Communicating and Not Communicating
14. Steve Seligman, ‘Holding and Containing: Winnicott, Bion and Klein on Infancy and the Infantile