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• Object
  ...ung child's [[activity]], the capacity for "[[maternal]] reverie" (Wilfred Bion) does not introduce this meaning into their psyche, but rather harmoniously ...esive identification and "psychic skin," but it was principally Wilfred R. Bion who created new models for the relationship between two psyches. He defined
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• Sigmund Freud
  ...and hence [[identify]] together (horizontal relation). Freud also quoted [[Wilfred Trotter]]'s ''The Instincts of the Herd in Peace and War'' (1914). Along wi * [[Wilfred Bion]]
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• Infans
  ...neously underscores her indebtedness to Lacan and her proximity to Wilfred Bion, from whom she considered herself to be fairly distant in other respects. W ...tionship to the world. On the other hand, she diverged from both Lacan and Bion in her [[analysis]] of the consequences of this prosthetic function of the
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• Death Instinct
  ...attempts to establish an apparatus for [[thinking]] [[thoughts]] (Wilfred Bion).
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• Psychotic Defenses
  ...n]] in psychotic functioning. Such post-[[Kleinian]] authors as Wilfred R. Bion and Donald Meltzer viewed it also as an essential mechanism of psychic grow Psychic defenses are not confined to psychotics. Since Bion, they have been deemed a part of the [[mental]] functioning of every [[indi
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• Symbolization
  ...tion through representation (as shown by delusional psychoses). As Wilfred Bion noted (1970), we cannot say that the [[psychotic]] patient is incapable of ...n a private dimension, [[true]] symbolization reveals, on the contrary, as Bion (1970) suggested, its essentially [[social]] dimension. This assumes symbol
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• Maternal
  ...n of omnipotence and establishes the pleasure of [[thinking]]. For Wilfred Bion, maternal reverie initiates thought. And for Didier Anzieu (1989), perceive
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• Hatred
  ...t]]," or alpha function, Donald [[Winnicott]], Donald Meltzer, and Wilfred Bion, among others, have shed new light on the [[treatment]] of hatred.
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• Change
  .... Such authors as Michael [[Balint]], Donald [[Winnicott]], and Wilfred R. Bion, very different in [[other]] respects, belong to this trend.
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• Outline
  Bion, Wilfred Ruprecht Learning from Experience (Wilfred R. Bion)
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• Splitting
  ...Donald [[Winnicott]], amplified and deepened the concept of splitting. For Bion, splitting in the form of dissociation precedes the work of elaboration in # Bion, Wilfred. (1962). Learning from experience. [[London]]: Heinemann.
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• Infant observation (direct)
  ...l]] [[acts]]. Her [[work]] informed by the theories both Klein and Wilfred Bion, the British investigator Esther Bick, in "[[Notes]] on Infant Observation
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• Sociology and Psychoanalysis
  ...groups, organizations, and institutions. First British authors (Wilfred R. Bion, Eliott Jaques), then French authors (Max Pagès, Gérard Mendel, Didier An
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• Castration of the subject
  ...a [[reality]]. Even an [[author]] like Bion did not depart from this line (Bion, 1959). For him, [[links]] and attacks, the breast and the penis, are alway # Bion, Wilfred R. (1959). Attacks on linking. International Journal of [[Psycho]]-[[Analys
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• Feminism and psychoanalysis
  ...by the works of Klein, Donald [[Winnicott]], Marjorie Brierly and Wilfred Bion, have emphasised the connection between primary [[affective]] development a
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• Framework of the psychoanalytic treatment
  ...concepts]] of "container-contained," the analyst's alpha function (Wilfred Bion), and Donald [[Winnicott]]'s "setting" are associated. For Winnicott, the a
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• Intergenerational
  ...ond and the psychotic as word-bearer of the family (1957-1962); Wilfred R. Bion's formulations on the functions of containment and transformation (1963-196
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• Primal
  ...]. [[Working]] within a [[Kleinian]] [[theoretical]] [[model]], Wilfred R. Bion in Learning from Experience (1962) described the primal as being "at the so
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• Kleinian psychoanalysis
  These [[analysts]] included Hannal Segal, Herbet Rosenfeld, Wilfred Bion and (later) Donald Meltzer.
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• An Introductory Dictionary of Lacanian Psychoanalysis
  ...eveloped in very original ways by such followers as Paula Heimann, Wilfred Bion, Doviald Meltzer and others.
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