Wilfred R Bion

• Part 1: Bion's Clinical Seminars  1. A case vignette countertransference the analyst's subjectivity as a factor in clinical technique abandonment of memory and desire audience questions  2. The nature of internal and external objects the psychoanalytical model of Melanie Klein projective identification theory of container/contained the mystic and the Establishment Science and Christianity audience questions  3. The Grid as an instrument to assess deterioration as well as evolution of thinking how the Grid is used the Grid's use as a tool for discovering latent content the analyst's own Grid doubts and scepticisms about the Grid audience questions  4. Questions regarding normal development, civilised and primitive urges within a cultural container the patient's self-definition vis- is the analyst's definition of the problem the survival of psychoanalysis audience questions  Part 2: Bion's Own Analytic Case Presentation  5. Borderline patient with paranoid hysteria negative therapeutic reaction the question of transformations role of interpretation a victim of envy  Part 3: Horacio Etchegoyen's Supervision With Bion  6. The initial phase of Mr B's psychoanalytic treatment -The patient's background history initial phase of the analysis first dreams the patient's internal anal universe Bion's assessment of the patient's current state of mind audience questions  7. Mr B's psychoanalytic treatment in the following year - The problem of excessive projective identification further dream analysis the difference between the patient's own model of mind vis- is the analyst's model of the patient's mind Mr B's difficulties in paying for his analysis audience questions Part 4: Bion's Further Supervisory Work With Other Argentinian Analysts  8. An "in-the-moment" presentation of a

Wilfred R Bion

• Part 1: Bion's Clinical Seminars  1. A case vignette countertransference the analyst's subjectivity as a factor in clinical technique abandonment of memory and desire audience questions  2. The nature of internal and external objects the psychoanalytical model of Melanie Klein projective identification theory of container/contained the mystic and the Establishment Science and Christianity audience questions  3. The Grid as an instrument to assess deterioration as well as evolution of thinking how the Grid is used the Grid's use as a tool for discovering latent content the analyst's own Grid doubts and scepticisms about the Grid audience questions  4. Questions regarding normal development, civilised and primitive urges within a cultural container the patient's self-definition vis- is the analyst's definition of the problem the survival of psychoanalysis audience questions  Part 2: Bion's Own Analytic Case Presentation  5. Borderline patient with paranoid hysteria negative therapeutic reaction the question of transformations role of interpretation a victim of envy  Part 3: Horacio Etchegoyen's Supervision With Bion  6. The initial phase of Mr B's psychoanalytic treatment -The patient's background history initial phase of the analysis first dreams the patient's internal anal universe Bion's assessment of the patient's current state of mind audience questions  7. Mr B's psychoanalytic treatment in the following year - The problem of excessive projective identification further dream analysis the difference between the patient's own model of mind vis- is the analyst's model of the patient's mind Mr B's difficulties in paying for his analysis audience questions Part 4: Bion's Further Supervisory Work With Other Argentinian Analysts  8. An "in-the-moment" presentation of a

Wilfred R Bion

• Part 1: Bion's Clinical Seminars  1. A case vignette countertransference the analyst's subjectivity as a factor in clinical technique abandonment of memory and desire audience questions  2. The nature of internal and external objects the psychoanalytical model of Melanie Klein projective identification theory of container/contained the mystic and the Establishment Science and Christianity audience questions  3. The Grid as an instrument to assess deterioration as well as evolution of thinking how the Grid is used the Grid's use as a tool for discovering latent content the analyst's own Grid doubts and scepticisms about the Grid audience questions  4. Questions regarding normal development, civilised and primitive urges within a cultural container the patient's self-definition vis- is the analyst's definition of the problem the survival of psychoanalysis audience questions  Part 2: Bion's Own Analytic Case Presentation  5. Borderline patient with paranoid hysteria negative therapeutic reaction the question of transformations role of interpretation a victim of envy  Part 3: Horacio Etchegoyen's Supervision With Bion  6. The initial phase of Mr B's psychoanalytic treatment -The patient's background history initial phase of the analysis first dreams the patient's internal anal universe Bion's assessment of the patient's current state of mind audience questions  7. Mr B's psychoanalytic treatment in the following year - The problem of excessive projective identification further dream analysis the difference between the patient's own model of mind vis- is the analyst's model of the patient's mind Mr B's difficulties in paying for his analysis audience questions Part 4: Bion's Further Supervisory Work With Other Argentinian Analysts  8. An "in-the-moment" presentation of a