The creation of reality in psychoanalysis : a view of the contributions of Donald Spence, Roy Schafer, Robert Stolorow, Irwin Z. Hoffman, and beyond

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Label

The creation of reality in psychoanalysis : a view of the contributions of Donald Spence, Roy Schafer, Robert Stolorow, Irwin Z. Hoffman, and beyond

Title remainder

a view of the contributions of Donald Spence, Roy Schafer, Robert Stolorow, Irwin Z. Hoffman, and beyond

Statement of responsibility

Richard Moore

Creator

• Moore, Richard, 1936-

Subject

• Psychoanalysis
• Psychoanalytic Theory
• Reality -- Psychological aspects
• Hoffman, Irwin Z
• Spence, Donald P
• Stolorow, Robert D
• Schafer, Roy

Language

eng

Summary

• "Written with concentration and grace, The Creation of Reality in Psychoanalysis begins with the ambiguities in Freud's founding commitment to a recoverable, objectively verifiable reality before examining the ghost of objectivism that confounds, in surprising and unexpected ways, Spence's, Schafer's, Stolorow's, and Hoffman's recent attempts to move toward narrativist and constructivist views of the analytic encounter." "Following his penetrating survey of the contributions of these four major architects of contemporary psychoanalysis, Moore provides a glimpse of what an internally consistent postmodern metapsychology would actually look like. He approaches this task by exploring how our understanding of basic analytic concepts may ultimately be reconciled with the view that the creation of reality is an intrinsic aspect of any therapeutic encounter."--Jacket
• "Written with concentration and grace, The Creation of Reality in Psychoanalysis begins with the ambiguities in Freud's founding commitment to a recoverable, objectively verifiable reality before examining the ghost of objectivism that confounds, in surprising and unexpected ways, Spence's, Schafer's, Stolorow's, and Hoffman's recent attempts to move toward narrativist and constructivist views of the analytic encounter." "Following his penetrating survey of the contributions of these four major architects of contemporary psychoanalysis, Moore provides a glimpse of what an internally consistent postmodern metapsychology would actually look like. He approaches this task by exploring how our understanding of basic analytic concepts may ultimately be reconciled with the view that the creation of reality is an intrinsic aspect of any therapeutic encounter."--BOOK JACKET

Cataloging source

DLC

Dewey number

150.19/5

Index

index present

LC call number

BF175.5.R4

LC item number

M66 1999

Literary form

non fiction

Nature of contents

bibliography

NLM call number

• 1999 H-662
• WM 460

NLM item number

M823c 1999