When Spring Comes: Awakening in Clinical Psychoanalysis
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Author: M. Masud R. Khan
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 224
The seven psychoanalytic case histories in this book are about human transgression and the underlying themes of sex and power. They reveal as much about the personality and methods of their author as about the patients themselves. In contrast to the traditional orthodoxy of Freudian analysis, which favours a neutral stance on the part of the analyst, his style of working is avowedly personal. The result here is a series of dramatic human encounters portraying the pains and passions of the patient, and the exacting but fulfilling role of the analyst. It is a book which shows how the challenge and ordeals of the psychoanalytic process, the caring and sharing that lies at its heart, can help both patient and analyst towards the elusive goal of their own awakenings. Prince Masud Khan served for many years as Editor of Books for the International Psycho-Analytic Library and as Associate Editor of the "International Journal of Psychoanalysis".
Author: M. Masud R. Khan
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 224
The seven psychoanalytic case histories in this book are about human transgression and the underlying themes of sex and power. They reveal as much about the personality and methods of their author as about the patients themselves. In contrast to the traditional orthodoxy of Freudian analysis, which favours a neutral stance on the part of the analyst, his style of working is avowedly personal. The result here is a series of dramatic human encounters portraying the pains and passions of the patient, and the exacting but fulfilling role of the analyst. It is a book which shows how the challenge and ordeals of the psychoanalytic process, the caring and sharing that lies at its heart, can help both patient and analyst towards the elusive goal of their own awakenings. Prince Masud Khan served for many years as Editor of Books for the International Psycho-Analytic Library and as Associate Editor of the "International Journal of Psychoanalysis".
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: M. Masud R. Khan
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 224
The seven psychoanalytic case histories in this book are about human transgression and the underlying themes of sex and power. They reveal as much about the personality and methods of their author as about the patients themselves. In contrast to the traditional orthodoxy of Freudian analysis, which favours a neutral stance on the part of the analyst, his style of working is avowedly personal. The result here is a series of dramatic human encounters portraying the pains and passions of the patient, and the exacting but fulfilling role of the analyst. It is a book which shows how the challenge and ordeals of the psychoanalytic process, the caring and sharing that lies at its heart, can help both patient and analyst towards the elusive goal of their own awakenings. Prince Masud Khan served for many years as Editor of Books for the International Psycho-Analytic Library and as Associate Editor of the "International Journal of Psychoanalysis".
Author: M. Masud R. Khan
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 224
The seven psychoanalytic case histories in this book are about human transgression and the underlying themes of sex and power. They reveal as much about the personality and methods of their author as about the patients themselves. In contrast to the traditional orthodoxy of Freudian analysis, which favours a neutral stance on the part of the analyst, his style of working is avowedly personal. The result here is a series of dramatic human encounters portraying the pains and passions of the patient, and the exacting but fulfilling role of the analyst. It is a book which shows how the challenge and ordeals of the psychoanalytic process, the caring and sharing that lies at its heart, can help both patient and analyst towards the elusive goal of their own awakenings. Prince Masud Khan served for many years as Editor of Books for the International Psycho-Analytic Library and as Associate Editor of the "International Journal of Psychoanalysis".
When Spring Comes: Awakening in Clinical Psychoanalysis
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