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2. Attention and Interpretation (1970)
3. Further Clinical Contributions, Part II
4. Learning from Experience, Part I (1962b)
5. Bion's (1967) Seminars and Supervision in Los Angeles
6. Bion's (1968) Seminars and Supervisions in Buenos Aires
7. Elements of Psychoanalysis (1963), Transformations (1965), and ‘Catastrophic Change’ (1966)
8. Prelude to Bion's Papers on Psychosis, Melanie Klein's Work on Psychosis and an Overview of his Papers on ‘Psychosis’ (1950–59)
9. Bion's Early Life
10. Bion as an Uneasy Kleinian Psychoanalyst
11. Clinical Work in Buenos Aires
12. Introduction
13. A Portal into Psychosis
14. Bion's Clinical Seminars
15. School Psychologists in Support of Transgender and Gender Diverse Students in Light of California's AB 1266 (School Success and Opportunity Act): Implications and Opportunities
16. Introducing the Clinical Work of Wilfred Bion
17. Wilfred Bion’s Los Angeles Seminars (1967)
18. Filling in Freud and Klein’s maps of psychotic states of mind: Wilfred Bion’s reading of Freud’s “Formulations regarding two principles in mental functioning”
19. Wilfred Bion: Los Angeles Seminars and Supervision
20. The early psychoanalytic work of James Grotstein (1966–1981): turning a Kleinian/Bionian tide away from American ego psychology
21. School Psychologists in Support of Transgender and Gender Diverse Students in Light of California’s AB 1266 (School Success and Opportunity Act): Implications and Opportunities
22. “Reappraising John O. Wisdom’s Critique of W.R. Bion’s Learning from Experience at a meeting of the British Psychoanalytical Society—17 October 1964.”
23. Response to Amit Fachlerʼs Letter regarding ‘On Bionʼs Notes on Memory and Desire’
24. Introduction: Winnicott in America
25. Bionʼs Notes on memory and desire – its initial clinical reception in the United States: A note on archival material
26. Freud, Jung, Sabina Spielrein and the countertransference: David Cronenberg’s A Dangerous Method1
27. The role of the patientʼs remembered history and unconscious past in the evolution of Betty Josephʼs ‘Here and now’ clinical technique (1959–1989)
28. On: The comments of Dr Steiner
29. On understanding projective identification in the treatment of psychotic states of mind: The publishing cohort of H. Rosenfeld, H. Segal and W. Bion (1946–1957)
30. On projective identification: Back to the beginning
31. “Reappraising John O. Wisdom’s Critique of W.R. Bion’s Learning from Experienceat a meeting of the British Psychoanalytical Society—17 October 1964.”
32. Response to Emanuel Berman
33. Letter to the Editor
34. D.W. Winnicott, Melanie Klein, and W.R. Bion: The Controversy Over the Nature of the External Object—Holding and Container/Contained (1941-1967)
35. Tuning in to the Latino Audience: Public Broadcasting Meets Its Market
36. Concluding Remarks
37. Introduction to a Comparative Assessment of W.R. Bion and D.W. Winnicott's Clinical Theories
38. The Study and Treatment of Mothers and Infants, Then and Now: Melanie Klein’s “Notes on Baby” in a Contemporary Psychoanalytic Context
39. The complete works of W.R. Bion
40. School Psychologists in Support of Transgender and Gender Diverse Students in Light of California’s AB 1266 (School Success and Opportunity Act): Implications and Opportunities
41. Use of synthetic data to test biometric algorithms
42. Rethinking the Role of Small-Group Collaborators and Adversaries in the London Kleinian Development (1914–1968)
43. Respuesta a la carta de Amit Fachler acerca de ‘Las notas de Bion sobre la Memoria y el Deseo’
44. Notes sur la mémoire et le désirde bion, son premier accueil clinique aux États-Unis : une note sur du matériel d’archives
45. Bion'sNotes on memory and desire– its initial clinical reception in the united states: A note on archival material
46. Review of Projective identification: The fate of a concept.
47. Freud, Jung, Sabina Spielrein and the countertransference: David Cronenberg’sA Dangerous Method
48. Reassessing the clinical affinity between Melanie Klein and D. W. Winnicott (1935–51): Klein's unpublished ‘Notes on Baby’ in historical context
49. PATRONAGE IN THE DISPUTE OVER CHILD ANALYSIS BETWEEN MELANIE KLEIN AND ANNA FREUD - 1927-1932
50. Reassessing the clinical affinity between Melanie Klein and D.W. Winnicott (1935-51): Klein's unpublished "Notes on baby" in historical context.
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