1st Edition
Winnicott's Psychoanalysis of Being Emotional Development as Phenomenology-Based Psychology
Acknowledgements Origins of the work Introduction to the Brazilian Edition Preface to the Second Brazilian Edition New Introduction for the English-speaking Market PART 1: FOUNDATIONS 1. Resonances of Some Conceptions of Modern Existentialism in Winnicott’s Thought 2. The Need for Being as the Foundation of Winnicott’s Theory of Development 3. Winnicott’s Conception of Human Nature PART 2: STRUCTURE 4. Description of the Process of Emotional Development from Winnicott’s Perspective 5. Winnicott's Ethics of Psychotherapeutic Care PART 3: TERMINOLOGY AND OVERVIEW 6. Thematic Terminology of Winnicott’s Theoretical Semantics 7. Overview of the Phases of the Development of Being 8. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS AS TELOS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH
Biography
Leopoldo Fulgencio is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Psychology, University of São Paulo, Brazil.
‘This essential text for understanding modern psychoanalysis explores the profound resonance between Winnicott's ideas and modern existentialism and phenomenology. This scholarly work offers an in-depth reflection on the mode of being-in-the-world, serving as a profound elaboration of what Ogden defined as ontological psychoanalysis: a process of generating experience that liberates the individual from the 'dictatorship' of the anonymous impersonal mode of being. It is also a profound reflexion about the ethics of caritas.’
Elias M. da Rocha Barros, Distinguished Fellow of the British Psychoanalytical Society and Training Analyst and Lecturer of the São Paulo Psychoanalytical Society
