Sachgebiete

Beschreibung:

XVIII; 210 S.; 24 cm. Originalleinen mit Schutzumschlag.

Bemerkung:

Gutes Ex.; innen leider einige Anstreichungen. - Englisch. // INHALT : Acknowledgments --- Preface --- A Communication from the Analyst's Dreamlife --- Knots of Meaning: The HIV-Positive --- Psychoanalyst's Subjectivities --- The HIV-Positive Analyst: An Anomalous Identity --- Disclosure and Contagion A Duty to Disclose? --- Other Analysts' Experiences --- An Analyst Prepares --- Afterword --- Appendix A --- Appendix B --- Appendix C --- References --- Index. // "The conventional reaction to Infecting the Treatment might be to declare this exploration of an HIV-positive analyst's clinical experiences as courageous and moving. One could also note the original and important contribution Cole is making to queer theory and to clinical work with gay patients. While these judgments are certainly true of this book, it seems equally important to say that this interesting, freshly and vividly written book draws on a number of distinct disciplines to propose innovations in theory and technique that all clinicians can make immediate and good use of. Infecting the Treatment takes the debate about disclosure and analytic subjectivity to a new level and expands our understanding of technique. By exploring the nuances of sameness and difference in shared identities and spoiled identities, Cole shows us the porousness and permeability of all identities, the web of public and private meanings individuals use to negotiate and tell their stories." - Adrienne Harris, Ph.D., New York University (Verlagstext) ISBN 0881633526