Dialogo sobre la globalizaciòn, la multitud y la experiencia argentina

by Antonio Negri

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Analytic practice confronts the whole body of psychoanalytic theory because it is not limited to a mere clinical experience. As the unconscious, it elicits a particular response from the analyst. This collection of essays is divided into four sections: Transference and Interpretation; Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis; Analyst Training; and Lacanian Clinic.… (more)

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Analytic practice confronts the whole body of psychoanalytic theory because it is not limited to a mere clinical experience. As the unconscious, it elicits a particular response from the analyst. This collection of essays is divided into four sections: Transference and Interpretation; Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis; Analyst Training; and Lacanian Clinic.

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