Esta Arte da Psicanálise: Sonhando Sonhos Não Sonhados e Gritos Interrompidos

by Thomas H. Ogden

O pensamento de Thomas Ogden tem estado na vanguarda da psicanálise há mais de 25 anos. Neste livro, com base na obra de Freud, Klein, Winnicott e Bion, ele explora a idéia de que a psicopatologia humana é uma manifestação de um colapso na capacidade do indivíduo de sonhar sua experiência. A investigação sobre o papel do analista de participar psicologicamente do sonhar do paciente é ilustrada em todo o texto com descrições elegantes e envolventes do trabalho clínico, provendo uma fascinante compreensão da experiência do analista.

Genres: Psychoanalysis, Psychology, Nonfiction

Kindle Edition

First published September 8, 2005

Reviews

[Mohsen]

reading ogden is like, well reading ogden! if i point out any similarities of his work to other people i have denied and ignored him tremendously. he is unique in a way that i can't put words to it. I'm not idealizing him. im saying his style of writing is something that should be experienced, not explained. just read his books damn it!

[Gabrielle Asensi]

Um sopro de inspiração para psicanalistas. Um autor que nos traz vida e coragem para radicalizar a nossa sensibilidade e aperfeiçoar o nosso próprio estilo clínico.

[Vic]

I don't think a psychodynamic orientation is for me, and this author definitely did not convince me that this approach is valuable in the treatment of neurodevelopmental disorders. 'Autistic states' arising from repressed dreams is...certainly a take

[Tamara Zargaryan]

At this point, I think it's safe to say that Ogden is not my author and not my kind of psychoanalyst (that is, he is not Otto Kernberg — but then again, no one is Otto Kernberg).

[Karolina]

Like a Bion itself it was not the easiest read but I loved the author's real cases with patients and the lessons it gave me.