The Linked Self in Psychoanalysis: The Pioneering Work of Enrique Pichon Riviere [Paperback]

Enrique Pichon Rivi?re was a pioneering Argentinian psychoanalyst, writing in Spanish in the middle of the twentieth century. His work has inspired not only succeeding generations of Latin American analysts, but also spawned the fields of analytic family therapy, dynamic group work and organizational consultation. This book presents Pichon Rivi?res groundbreaking work in English for the first time.SERIES EDITOR'S FOREWORD Enrique Pichon Rivi?re: A Pioneer of the Link -- PREFACE A true master -- INTRODUCTION Enrique Pichon Rivi?re: his life and work -- Pichon Rivi?re's Writings -- New problems facing psychiatry -- Neurosis and psychosis: a theory of illness -- Some observations on the transference in psychotic patients -- Operative group technique* 4 -- Family groups: an operative approach 7 , 8 -- The treatment of family groups: collective psychotherapy -- The theory of the link -- The uncanny (sinister) in the life and work of the Count of Lautr?amont* 9 -- Some essays concerning everyday life -- Essays on Pichon Rivi?re's Theory and Clinical Practice -- Enrique Pichon Rivi?re: a brilliant trailblazer -- Effects of the transmission of Enrique Pichon Rivi?re's ideas -- Meeting Pichon Rivi?re -- Pichon Rivi?re's theory -- The legacy of Pichon Rivi?re -- The long river of Enrique Pichon Rivi?re -- Pichon Rivi?re and object relations theory -- A glossary of Pichon Rivi?re's conceptsThis book presents Enrique Pichon Riviere's groundbreaking work in psychoanalysis, describing the relation between the intrapsychic group structures and the individual's unconscious relations to the concentric cycles of family and social dynamics.SERIES EDITOR'S FOREWORD Enrique Pichon Riviere: A Pioneer of the Link -- PREFACE A true master -- INTRODUCTION Enrique Pichon Riviere: his life and work -- Pichon Riviere's Writings -- New problems facing psychiatry -- Neurosis and psychosis: a theory of illness -- Some observations on the transference in psychotic patients -- Operative group techl#?