De Winnicott a Winnicott
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https://doi.org/10.59539/1679-432X-v2n2-1186Palavras-chave:
Winnicott; análise; interpretação; função do analista.Resumo
Com o objetivo de compreender a relevância de novos conceitos clínicos propostos por Winnicott o autor analisa a gênese e evolução de alguns desses conceitos examinando, entre outros textos, uma passagem clínica apresentada no artigo “Nada no centro”, inserido no livro Explorações psicanalíticas. Nesse caminho, também dialoga com Bion e argumenta sobre as diferenças de vértice e perspectiva encontradas entre os autores no que se refere à análise.Referências
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