Learning from Experience"As the problems raised in this book are fundamental to learning they have a long history of investigation and discussion. In phsycho-analytical practice, particularly with patients displaying symptoms of disorders of thought, it becomes clear that psycho-analysis has added a dimension to problems if not to their solution.'This book deals with emotional experiences that are directly related both to theories of knowledge and to clinical psycho-analysis, and that in the most practical manner."--Wilfred R. Bion, from the Introduction. |
Contents
Chapter One | 1 |
Chapter Two | 4 |
Chapter Three | 6 |
Chapter Four | 8 |
Chapter Five | 10 |
Chapter Six | 13 |
Chapter Seven | 15 |
Chapter Eight | 17 |
Chapter Seventeen | 50 |
Chapter Eighteen | 53 |
Chapter Nineteen | 55 |
Chapter Twenty | 59 |
Chapter TwentyOne | 64 |
Chapter TwentyTwo | 66 |
Chapter TwentyThree | 72 |
Chapter TwentyFour | 76 |
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