The Independent Mind in British Psychoanalysis

Rayner, Eric

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“…They thought that symptoms and anxiety occurred where the interactive process has been imperilled. Then the intersubjective and relational aspects of psychoanalytic treatment came to the fore as object relations were given more prominence (Fairbairn, 1952, Rayner, 1991, with the assertion that humans are object seeking rather than drive driven. Wachtel ( 2008) described thinking about the development of personality from the relational perspective.…”

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Strachey's Shadow: A Re‐examination of the Use of the Mutative Interpretation

Hepburn¹

2021

Brit J Psychotherapy

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James Strachey published his seminal paper on the nature of therapeutic action in 1934 in which he introduced his ideas on the mutative interpretation. He saw interpretation as the cornerstone of the psychoanalytic method. Since then, there has been a great deal of work looking at the essential nature of the interpretation and how it can promote change. By the1960s, Loewald and others were discussing how interpretation needed to incorporate new psychoanalytic thinking, particularly in the area of object relations. As the intersubjectivity of the psychoanalytic encounter gained more prominence, the use of the structural interpretation decreased. The author suggests that there is still need for further work on how interpretation can promote change. Using theoretical ideas and clinical examples, the paper concludes that the mutative interpretation continues to offer something potentially transformative, but that the technique has to take account of relational aspects of the treatment and the developmental issues of the patient. However, the clinician's relationship with the ideas about a mutative interpretation can also affect the clinician's ability to use it to a therapeutic effect.

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Strachey's Shadow: A Re‐examination of the Use of the Mutative Interpretation

Hepburn¹

2021

Brit J Psychotherapy

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“…As well as being the friend and colleague of Donald Winnicotl, Milner was a founder member of the Independent Group of British Psychoanalysts in the 1950s. Her contribution to psychoanalysis is noted by historians Eric Rayner (1991), Gregorio Kohon (1986), D. Goldman (1993) and F.R. Rodman (2003).…”

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On humming: reflections on Marion Milner's contribution to psychoanalysis

Pajaczkowska¹

2018

Winnicott and the Psychoanalytic Tradition

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“…O Middle Grupo britânico realiza um impulso seguinte nessa mesma direção. Ver: Kohon (2018) eRayner (1991).3 Alguns dos defensores dessa nova perspectiva clínica foram Balint, Guntrip, Khan, Little e Winnicott.…”

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Safra

2020

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Esse estudo investiga o potencial que a experiência de arrependimento tem em relação à constituição humana. Por meio de um método analítico-interpretativo, aproximar-se-á da compreensão que filósofos e teólogos cristãos, tais como Christos Yannaras e Serguei Horujy, guardam a respeito da condição humana e de sua antropologia assentada na pessoa. Para esses autores, o homem é ontologicamente um ser aberto para o encontro e troca com a alteridade, tendo sua vocação existencial realizada, apenas, à medida que se faz transcendência por meio de tal característica originária. O arrependimento enquanto metanoia será compreendido como evento que sustenta tal abertura ontológica e se apresenta como dispositivo de transformação e resgate humanos quando a mesma é, eventualmente, tamponada. Procurar-se-á transpor o tipo de discussão gerada no contexto teológico para a realidade clínica, a fim de se pensar intervenções e manejos que aproveitem do arrependimento humano como caminho para a constituição da pessoa.

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The Independent Mind in British Psychoanalysis

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Strachey's Shadow: A Re‐examination of the Use of the Mutative Interpretation

Strachey's Shadow: A Re‐examination of the Use of the Mutative Interpretation

On humming: reflections on Marion Milner's contribution to psychoanalysis

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