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Cultivating meaning space: Freudian and neo-Kleinian conceptions of therapeutic action

Neal Vorus

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This chapter attempts to address the following question: how does change take place in psychoanalysis, from a contemporary Freudian perspective?

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This chapter attempts to address the following question: how does change take place in psychoanalysis, from a contemporary Freudian perspective?

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This chapter attempts to address the following question: how does change take place in psychoanalysis, from a contemporary Freudian perspective?

Key concepts: Freudian slip, Action (physics), Meaning (existential), Space (punctuation), Psychoanalysis, Epistemology, Psychology, Philosophy

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