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Knowledge and Its Pretenders: Perspectives on Klein

Author(s) : David Bell

Table of Contents

Introduction

1. Unconscious phantasy: Some historical and conceptual dimensions
2. On projective identification
3. Commentary on Laplanche’s Klein
4. “One is always nearer by not keeping still”: reflections on psychic change
5. Bion: the phenomenologist of loss
6. Some observations on the relation to reality and the function of belief in schizophrenia
7. Civilization and Its Discontents
8. Psychoanalytic reflections on the conditions of possibility of human destructiveness
9. The death drive: phenomenological perspectives in contemporary Kleinian theory
10. Knowledge and its pretenders