1st Edition
Bion’s Legacy in São Paulo Theoretical Applications from the São Paulo Psychoanalytic Society (SBPSP)
1. From Learning from Emotional Experience to Wild Thoughts. Turbulence! Cecil José Rezze 2. Me and the Other in the Analysis Room Antonio Carlos Eva 3. Contributions of Bion’s Thought to the Theory
and Techniques of Contemporary Psychoanalysis Alicia Beatriz Dorado de Lisondo 4. α□Function: Catastrophic Anxiety – Panic – Container with Reverie Antonio Sapienza 5. Learning from Emotional Experience and the Grid: Theory and Practice Cecil José Rezze 6. Emotion, Non-Emotion and Analyst Language Celia Fix Korbivcher 7. Clinical Use of Myths in Psychoanalysis: Myth, Psychoanalysis and Psychic Reality Celso Antonio Vieira de Camargo 8. Issues Related to "Cure," "Improvement," "Normality" and "Abnormality": Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapies Claudio Castelo Filho 9. α□Function 1 Psychoanalysis: An Investigation Process
(On the Quality of Presence in Analytical Sessions: Models) Cícero José Campos Brasiliano 10. Transference – Transformations Evelise de Souza Marra 11. Complementarity and Clinical Practice Isaias Kirschbaum 12. Empowered by Failure – Vicissitudes of Transformations João Carlos Braga 13. Interpretation: Limits and Ruptures of a Concept and a Practice Júlio Frochtengarten 14. The "Squabble" (prise de Bec) between Beckett and Bion: The "Experimental" Insight in the Glaring Darkness Luiz Carlos Uchoa Junqueira Filho 15. Caesura and Mental Pain Luiz Tenório Oliveira Lima 16. Apprehending Psychoanalysis with Bion Odilon de Mello Franco Filho 17. Extensions in the Realm of Minus Paulo Cesar Sandler 18. From Transference and Countertransference to
Emotional Experience in Transformations Stela Maris Garcia Loureiro
Biography
Evelise de Souza Marra is a psychologist and couples and family therapist based in Brazil. A former teacher at Pontificia Universidade Católica, she is a training analyst at the Sociedade Brasileira de Psicanálise de São Paulo (SBPSP) and is a coordinator of their annual Bion Meeting.
Cecil José Rezze is former president and training analyst of the Sociedade Brasileira de Psicanálise de São Paulo (SBPSP), where he regularly presents at congresses, events and clinical and theoretical seminars. He is former Superintendent and Editor- in-Chief of Revista Brasileira de Psicanálise and was co-chair of the SBPSP’s annual Bion Meeting from 2008 to 2021. His work has been widely published.
"Bion's contributions to psychoanalytic technique are complex, innovative, profound and deserve intense and repeated studies. His formulations represent the most radical paradigm shift in psychoanalysis"—James Grotstein
