Wild Thoughts Searching for a Thinker: A Clinical Application of W. R. Bion's Theories Book

Introduction; 1) Murdering the mind: From the perspective on Bion’s container-contained theory; 2) The forgotten self: With the use of Bion’s theory of negative links; 3) Preconceptual traumas and the “internal traumatic object”: From the point of view of Bion’s concept of “caesura”; 4) Self envy: From the point of view of “part objects” and “link” theory; 5) “Nameless Terror”; 6) Murdering “gangs” and narcissistic conglomerates: From the point of view of Bion’s saturated-unsaturated theory; 7) Excessive projective identification; 8) The relativity of the vertex: From the point of view of a binocular vision; 9) The unconscious: Denouncing consciousness’s fear of truth; 10) Interpreting or translating the unconscious?; 11) The three faces of the preconscious: From the pint of view of Bion’s theory of functions; 12) Listening to the “O”; 13) “O” or countertransference?; 14) Using the grid; 15) Dreams: stray thoughts in search of a thinker.