The Psycho-Analytical Process

Content: Front Matter , Page iii Copyright , Page iv ACKNOWLEDGEMENT , Page vi PREFACE , Pages vii-ix INTRODUCTION , Pages xi-xvii CHAPTER I - THE GATHERING OF THE TRANSFERENCE , Pages 1-12 CHAPTER II - THE SORTING OF GEOGRAPHICAL CONFUSIONS , Pages 13-22 CHAPTER III - THE SORTING OF ZONAL CONFUSIONS , Pages 23-31 CHAPTER IV - THE THRESHOLD OF THE DEPRESSIVE POSITION , Pages 32-43 CHAPTER V - THE WEANING PROCESS , Pages 44-52 CHAPTER VI - THE PROCESS WITH ADULT PATIENTS , Pages 53-65 CHAPTER VII - THE CYCLE OF THE PROCESS IN THE INDIVIDUAL SESSION , Pages 66-77 CHAPTER VIII - THE ANALYTICAL WORK , Pages 78-91 CHAPTER IX - PSYCHO-ANALYSIS AS A HUMAN ACTIVITY , Pages 92-95 APPENDICES , Pages 96-106 INDEX , Pages 107-109 The Psycho-Analytical Process started as a series of lecture-seminars to child psychotherapists shortly after the death of British psychoanalyst Melanie Klein in 1960. It is intended for the use of practicing analysts and as a contribution to a new and widespread interest in the analytical process. This book was published under the auspices of the Melanie Klein Trust. This book is organized into two main sections. Section I provides a vivid reference to the transactions of the consulting room and playroom in order to evoke in the reader the experience of being both a patient and analyst. Secti