Synopsis

Eric Rhode’s most recent book is a scholarly adventure in post-Kleinian psychoanalytic thinking in which his own imaginative interest emerge with a strong influence from the work of Bion ...

His incisive, curiosity-driven thinking develops from a type of phenomenological psychoanalytic consideration of families and their transformations when children are born; the illusions and meanings of family histories, the roles played by personal narration, the levels of meaning and interpretation which can be considered in the telling of one’s story and a study of the nature of the organization of unconscious experience at the threshold of sensations becoming ideas, feelings ... This is no small feat ...”

From the forward by Gilead Nachmani, PH.D.

Reviews

BRIAN TRUCKLE TO COME....