A Beholder's Share: Essays on Winnicott and the Psychoanalytic Imagination by Do

Description: A Beholder's Share by Dodi Goldman A Beholders Share demonstrates how a sense of reality is evoked in the unpredictable space between imagination and adaptation. The world calls forth something in each of us—a beholders share—which in turn calls forth something in the world. Though usually viewed as opposites, imagination and reality make uneasy but necessary bedfellows. Part I of A Beholders Share shows how fantasy generates novelty by creating versions of what is already known, while imagination allows what seems familiar to be seen afresh. Goldmans essays offer unexpected takes on common clinical encounters: clashes of belief, the search for generational dialogue, the awkward discomfort of feeling like a fake, the problem of how and when to end analysis, the strains of working with psychotic anxieties.Part II, Winnicotts Living Legacy, illuminates Winnicotts preoccupation with difficulties inherent in contact with reality. These chapters bring to life Winnicotts personal struggle with an area of experience his own two analyses failed to touch, the tangled relationship with Masud Khan, his recognition of dissociation as "a queer kind of truth," and how Romantic poets shaped Winnicotts view of what is felt as real. Bringing together Dodi Goldmans seminal and new writings, A Beholders Share will appeal to psychoanalysts and psychoanalytic psychotherapists, as well as students and teachers of the arts, literature, and humanities. FORMAT Paperback LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Author Biography Dodi Goldman is a Training and Supervising Analyst and Faculty of the William Alanson White Institute and has a private practice in New York. He is a former book review editor of the journal Contemporary Psychoanalysis and author of In Search of the Real: The Origins and Originality of D.W. Winnicott. Table of Contents IntroductionPART I: A BEHOLDERS SHAREChapter 1: A Beholders ShareChapter 2: An Exquisite CorpseChapter 3: Faking ItChapter 4: As Generations SpeakChapter 5: Parting WaysPART II: WINNICOTTS LIVING LEGACYChapter 6: Winnicotts Search for Self and CureChapter 7: The Outrageous Prince: Winnicotts Uncure of Masud KhanChapter 8: A Queer Kind of Truth: Winnicott and the Uses of DissociationChapter 9: Weaving with the World: Winnicotts Re-Imagining of Reality Review "With the eye of a psychoanalyst, the conscience of an activist, and the voice of a poet Dodi Goldman explores the ways imagination and social reality interpenetrate, giving meaning and richness to human experience. The book is devoted both to Goldmans original and informative reading of Winnicott and to his own creative and passionate clinical work. The result is a volume sure to inspire psychotherapists of all persuasions and levels of experience, and to engage others interested in the study of lives in depth."-Jay Greenberg, Ph.D., Editor, The Psychoanalytic Quarterly and Recipient, 2015 Mary S. Sigourney Award."A Beholders Share" is an exciting event for anyone with a deep interest in human experience and Winnicott. It provides a rare opportunity to observe close-up how an internationally acclaimed scholar connects with Winnicott through shared sensibility, helping him find his way toward psychoanalytic work. Moving seamlessly between Winnicott and his own highly creative and imaginative work, Goldmans essays are complex, wide-ranging, generous, and deeply knowledgeable. All this—in a writing style that goes-on-communicating with the reader and touches the heart."-Michal Rieck, Training and supervising analyst, The Israel Psychoanalytic Society, Co-Founder and Co-Director Israel Winnicott Center, Tel Aviv, Israel."When we look at art, it summons something from within us; but we also summon something from within it: that is the beholders share, and Goldmans inspiration. Goldmans writing does not merely inform, it embroiders; and the pattern comes into being as we read, woven together with our experience of the reading. Goldman is that rare thing: a psychoanalytic writer who also happens to be a fine writer. In the first half of the book, this sensibility is revealed in various unexpected developments with his patients; the second half shows us why Goldman and Winnicott are kindred spirits. Goldmans book is subtle, expressive, and frequently surprising. If that description appeals to you, read it. You wont regret it."-Donnel B. Stern, Ph.D., William Alanson White Institute and NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis."Dodi Goldmans engaging and deeply useful book is Winnicottian in the best sense of that word: original, creative, enveloping the reader in the serious play of clinical psychoanalysis. Freedom and safety are always in sight, whether Goldman is chasing an idea or listening to a patient. At whatever level you join the conversation, prepare to be interestingly transformed."-Adrienne Harris, Faculty and supervisor, NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis; Co-editor, Relational Perspectives Book Series and author of Gender as Soft Assembly (Routledge, 2009).With the eye of a psychoanalyst, the conscience of an activist, and the voice of a poet Dodi Goldman explores the ways imagination and social reality interpenetrate, giving meaning and richness to human experience. The book is devoted both to Goldmans original and informative reading of Winnicott and to his own creative and passionate clinical work. The result is a volume sure to inspire psychotherapists of all persuasions and levels of experience, and to engage others interested in the study of lives in depth.Jay Greenberg, Editor, The Psychoanalytic Quarterly and Recipient, 2015 Mary S. Sigourney Award.A Beholders Share is an exciting event for anyone with a deep interest in human experience and Winnicott. It provides a rare opportunity to observe close-up how an internationally acclaimed scholar connects with Winnicott through shared sensibility, helping him find his way toward psychoanalytic work. Moving seamlessly between Winnicott and his own highly creative and imaginative work, Goldmans essays are complex, wide-ranging, generous, and deeply knowledgeable. All this—in a writing style that goes-on-communicating with the reader and touches the heart.Michal Rieck, Training and supervising analyst, The Israel Psychoanalytic Society, Co-Founder and Co-Director Israel Winnicott Center, Tel Aviv, Israel.When we look at art, it summons something from within us; but we also summon something from within it: that is the beholders share, and Goldmans inspiration. Goldmans writing does not merely inform, it embroiders; and the pattern comes into being as we read, woven together with our experience of the reading. Goldman is that rare thing: a psychoanalytic writer who also happens to be a fine writer. In the first half of the book, this sensibility is revealed in various unexpected developments with his patients; the second half shows us why Goldman and Winnicott are kindred spirits. Goldmans book is subtle, expressive, and frequently surprising. If that description appeals to you, read it. You wont regret it.Donnel B. Stern, Ph.D., William Alanson White Institute and NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis.Dodi Goldmans engaging and deeply useful book is Winnicottian in the best sense of that word: original, creative, enveloping the reader in the serious play of clinical psychoanalysis. Freedom and safety are always in sight, whether Goldman is chasing an idea or listening to a patient. At whatever level you join the conversation, prepare to be interestingly transformed.Adrienne Harris, Faculty and supervisor, NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis; Co-editor, Relational Perspectives Book Series and author of Gender as Soft Assembly (Routledge, 2009).In this transitional text, language weaves in and out of the analytic room, hosting poetic, philosophical, sociological, musical contributions, to create a rich polyphonic composition. Movement through intellectual discourses can unerringly be detected in his authorial and analytic work, whose fluidity is evinced when subject and object are not located on two opposite banks, but, rather, appear to be immersed in a containing medium that promotes their subtly shifting positions within a reciprocally transforming relationship.Pina Antinucci, associate member of the British Psychoanalytic Society and of the Italian Psychoanalytic Society (IPA). To read this review in full, please see the following: Pina Antinucci (2022) A Beholders Share, The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 103:1, 231-235, DOI: 10.1080/00207578.2021.1996242 Review Quote "With the eye of a psychoanalyst, the conscience of an activist, and the voice of a poet Dodi Goldman explores the ways imagination and social reality interpenetrate, giving meaning and richness to human experience. The book is devoted both to Goldmans original and informative reading of Winnicott and to his own creative and passionate clinical work. The result is a volume sure to inspire psychotherapists of all persuasions and levels of experience, and to engage others interested in the study of lives in depth."-Jay Greenberg, Ph.D., Editor, The Psychoanalytic Quarterly and Recipient, 2015 Mary S. Sigourney Award. "A Beholders Share" is an exciting event for anyone with a deep interest in human experience and Winnicott. It provides a rare opportunity to observe close-up how an internationally acclaimed scholar connects with Winnicott through shared sensibility, helping him find his way toward psychoanalytic work.Moving seamlessly between Winnicott and his own highly creative and imaginative work, Goldmans essays are complex, wide-ranging, generous, and deeply knowledgeable. All this--in a writing style that goes-on-communicating with the reader and touches the heart."-Michal Rieck, Training and supervising analyst, The Israel Psychoanalytic Society, Co-Founder and Co-Director Israel Winnicott Center, Tel Aviv, Israel. "When we look at art, it summons something from within us; but we also summon something from within it: that is the beholders share, and Goldmans inspiration. Goldmans writing does not merely inform, it embroiders; and the pattern comes into being as we read, woven together with our experience of the reading. Goldman is that rare thing: a psychoanalytic writer who also happens to be a fine writer. In the first half of the book, this sensibility is revealed in various unexpected developments with his patients; the second half shows us why Goldman and Winnicott are kindred spirits. Goldmans book is subtle, expressive, and frequently surprising. If that description appeals to you, read it. You wont regret it."-Donnel B. Stern, Ph.D., William Alanson White Institute and NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis. "Dodi Goldmans engaging and deeply useful book is Winnicottian in the best sense of that word: original, creative, enveloping the reader in the serious play of clinical psychoanalysis. Freedom and safety are always in sight, whether Goldman is chasing an idea or listening to a patient. At whatever level you join the conversation, prepare to be interestingly transformed."-Adrienne Harris, Faculty and supervisor, NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis; Co-editor, Relational Perspectives Book Series and author of Gender as Soft Assembly(Routledge, 2009). Details ISBN1138289361 Author Dodi Goldman Publisher Taylor & Francis Ltd Series Psychoanalysis in a New Key Book Series ISBN-10 1138289361 ISBN-13 9781138289369 Format Paperback Imprint Routledge Place of Publication London Country of Publication United Kingdom Year 2017 Subtitle Essays on Winnicott and the Psychoanalytic Imagination Media Book Publication Date 2017-05-15 DEWEY 150.195 Pages 208 Affiliation William Alanson White Institute and private practice, New York City Short Title A Beholders Share Language English UK Release Date 2017-05-15 AU Release Date 2017-05-15 NZ Release Date 2017-05-15 Alternative 9781138289345 Audience Tertiary & Higher Education We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! TheNile_Item_ID:137185183;

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