Wilfred Bion and Literary Criticism introduces the work of the British psychoanalyst, Wilfred Bion (1897-1979), and the immense potential of his ideas for thinking about literature, creative process, and creative writing.
Wilfred Bion and Literary Criticism introduces the work of the British psychoanalyst, Wilfred Bion (1897-1979), and the immense potential of his ideas for thinking about literature, creative process, and creative writing.
Naomi Wynter-Vincent holds degrees from the University of Cambridge, University of Sussex, and University College London. She completed her PhD at the University of Sussex. She has presented her work on Wilfred Bion at conferences in the UK, Italy, Finland and Brazil. Naomi works in private practice in London and Luton as a therapist and coach.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Selected Facts: Introducing the work of Wilfred Bion 2. Freud s `excessively intense idea: the Project for a Scientific Psychology 3. Pompey s thought-worm: Stevie Smith s Novel on Yellow Paper 4. Restoring the lost container: B.S. Johnson s The Unfortunates 5. With and without Bion: supplementing an uncanny reading of Mary Butts 6. Jean Rhys bizarre telescope: a Bion-emic/-etic Reading of Wide Sargasso Sea 7. Efficient psychosis: notes towards a Bionian Ballardian breakdown 8. Becoming ray: Transformations in Nicholas Royle s Quilt 9. Dream I Tell You: Bion s A Memoir of the Future 10. Is writing (an) Alpha-Function?
1. Selected Facts: Introducing the work of Wilfred Bion 2. Freud s `excessively intense idea: the Project for a Scientific Psychology 3. Pompey s thought-worm: Stevie Smith s Novel on Yellow Paper 4. Restoring the lost container: B.S. Johnson s The Unfortunates 5. With and without Bion: supplementing an uncanny reading of Mary Butts 6. Jean Rhys bizarre telescope: a Bion-emic/-etic Reading of Wide Sargasso Sea 7. Efficient psychosis: notes towards a Bionian Ballardian breakdown 8. Becoming ray: Transformations in Nicholas Royle s Quilt 9. Dream I Tell You: Bion s A Memoir of the Future 10. Is writing (an) Alpha-Function?
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