Seminários na Clínica Tavistock
Book Details
- Publisher : Editora Karnac
- Published : April 2016
- Cover : Paperback
- Pages : 136
- Category :
Psychoanalysis - Catalogue No : 36018
- ISBN 13 : 9781910445020
- ISBN 10 : 1910445029
Also by Wilfred R. Bion
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Nestas palestras, onde também ocorrem conversas com a audiência, W.R. Bion se detém em alguns tópicos: a importância de se observar e da passagem do tempo; sonhos; arte e psicanálise. O livro também inclui uma entrevista feita por Anthony G. Banet, vista como iluminadora pelos editores ingleses.
‘Ficamos sob pressão em nossa prática; dizemos aquilo que temos que dizer, e neste momento advém uma situação inteiramente nova. Na verdade, não sabemos deveras o que está se passando; por ser uma nova situação, nada vai ser como era antes. É provável que o paciente diga: “Por que o senhor não diz alguma coisa?” Se não for o paciente, os familiares podem dizer — “Por que o senhor não faz alguma coisa?” De tal modo, que, precoce e ainda prematuro, estamos sob pressão para produzir nossas ideias. Pobrezinhas! Arranque a ideia, ainda na raiz e dê uma olhada – será um caso perdido. Portanto, teremos de agir como se fossemos um tipo de pais da ideia – precisamos protegê-la, dar-lhe uma oportunidade para se desenvolver, apesar destas pressões. Temos que ser capazes de tolerar este estado de ignorância.’
—Excerto do segundo seminário, 1977
About the Author(s)
Wilfred R. Bion (1897 -1979) was born in India and first came to England at the age of eight to receive his schooling. During the First World War he served in France as a tank commander and was awarded the DSO and the Legion of Honour. After reading history at Queen's College, Oxford, he studied medicine at University College London, before a growing interest in psychoanalysis led him to undergo training analysis with John Rickman and, later, Melanie Klein. During the 1940s his attention was directed to the study of group processes. Abandoning his work in this field in favor of psychoanalytic practice, he subsequently rose to the position of Director of the London Clinic of Psychoanalysis (1956-62) and President of the British Psychoanalytical Society (1962-65). From 1968 he worked in Los Angeles, returning to England two months before his death in 1979.
A pioneer in group dynamics, he was associated with the 'Tavistock group', the group of pioneering psychologists that founded the Tavistock Institute in 1946 on the basis of their shared wartime experiences. He later wrote the influential Experiences in Groups, an important guide for the group psychotherapy and encounter group movements beginning in the 1960s, and which quickly became a touchstone work for applications of group theory in a wide variety of fields. Bion's training included an analysis with Melanie Klein following World War II. He was a leading member in the Kleinian school while in London, but his theories, which were always based in the phenomena of the analytic encounter, eventually revealed radical departures from both Kleinian and Freudian theory. While Bion is most well known outside of the psychoanalytic community for his work on group dynamics, the psychoanalytic conversation that explores his work is concerned with his theory of thinking and his model of the development of a capacity for thought.
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