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The 'hidden selves' that Masud Khan reveals to us in this third volume of his psychoanalytic writings are to be understood in two ways. Primarily, they are those aspects of the self which are inherent in, but unsuspected by, the individual concerned, and which need to be identified if that individual is to achieve a full and healthy self-awareness. More broadly, they are the ingredients of human nature which may not be evident on the surface but which can be brought out through literature or art, for example, or through the insights gained in psychoanalysis.In analysis, and over a period of ti

Title Hidden selves : between theory and practice in psychoanalysis / by M. Masud R. Khan.
Publisher London
New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group
Creation Date 2018
Notes Reprint. Originally published by Hogarth Press, 1983.
Includes bibliographies and index.
English
Content COVER
CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PREFACE
Chapter 1. Freud and the Crises of Psychotherapeutic Responsibility
Chapter 2. Beyond the Dreaming Experience
Chapter 3. Grudge and the Hysteric
Chapter 4. None Can Speak His/Her Folly
Chapter 5. From Secretiveness to Shared Living
Chapter 6. Secret as Potential Space
Chapter 7. The Empty-Headed
Chapter 8. The Evil Hand
Chapter 9. Infancy, Aloneness and Madness
Chapter 10. On Lying Fallow
CHRONOLOGICAL BIRLIOGRAPHY
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
Series Maresfield library
Extent 1 online resource (205 p.)
Language English
Copyright Date ©1983
National Library system number 997010715768905171
MARC RECORDS
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