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This book presents psychoanalytic thinking about the phenomenon of the couple and couple dynamics in internal and external reality and at different levels of organisation: the 'couple' in the individual's internal world, the dynamics between partners in a couple relationship, and the dynamics between the couple and the group. These different fields of observation shift the focus between the figure and the ground, from the 'couple' in the individual and the individuals in the couple, to the couple in the group. Contributors bring different perspectives from theory and their therapeutic practice about how these multiple levels influence and constitute each other.Contributors: Andrew Balfour, Ronald Britton, William Halton, David Hewison, R. D. Hinshelwood, Otto Kernberg, Richard Morgan-Jones, Aleksandra Novakovic, Jenny Sprince, David Vincent
Contents
1. Otto Kernberg - 'Aggression, Love and the Couple' 2. Ronald Britton - 'Narcissistic problems in sharing space'3. R. D. Hinshelwood - 'Couples and primitive processes'4. Andrew Balfour - 'Transference and enactment in couple psychotherapy'5. Aleksandra Novakovic - 'The quarrelling couple: the couple unconscious relations and enactments'6. David Hewison - 'Couples becoming parents - a clinical example'7. David Vincent - 'Couple and family dynamics and triangular space in group psychotherapy'8. William Halton and Jenny Sprince - 'Oscillating images: perceptions of couples in organisations'9. Richard Morgan-Jones - 'Belonging to a body larger than your own: the pair in the group, organisation and society'
