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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: David Shaddock (psychotherapist, private practice, Berkeley, CA, USA)Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Routledge Weight: 0.276kg ISBN: 9780415699013ISBN 10: 0415699010 Pages: 176 Publication Date: 04 June 2020 Audience: College/higher education , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of Contents"Acknowledgements Preface Part I 01. The Poetics of Psychoanalytic Treatment 02. To Build a New World: Creative and Aesthetic Choices in Psychoanalysis 03. Near the Source of Love Was This: Poems of the Nursery 04. Standing against Silence: Czeslaw Milosz, Denise Levertov and the Poetry of Witness 05. Knowing the Unknowable: The ""Difficult"" Poetry of Emily Dickinson and Paul Celan Part II 06. Meeting the Father in the Underworld: Virgil’s Aeneid, Book VI 07. ""I Was Sent Here to Save Him:"" Dante’s Purgatorio as Therapeutic Journey 08. Mind Forg’d Manacles: William Blake and the Emancipation of Consciousness 09. A Universe Between My Hat and My Boots: Whitman’s Self as a Model for empathic connection 010. Wallace Stevens: The World Imagined 011. William Carlos Williams: How to Look, How to Listen 012. Deconstructing Racism: Claudia Rankine’s Citizen References Index"Reviews""Poetry and Psychoanalysis: The Opening of the Field does, in fact, open our field. It opens our capacity to use our imagination in our work, indeed our lives, as psychotherapists. Poetry is the key to that opening. In Shaddock’s hand the poetry is not ""applied"" to therapy, rather it inspires."" - Malcolm Owen Slavin, Ph.D, author of forthcoming Original Loss: Grieving Existential Trauma in Art and the Art of Psychoanalysis (Routledge) ""I wouldn’t have imagined I could read a book that would teach me something new both about psychoanalysis (especially about how the analyst listens) and about poets I have lived with for decades, Dante, Blake. Everyone interested in either poetry or psychoanalysis should read this book."" - Alan Williamson, Warren Wilson College, author of Franciscan Notes and Almost a Girl: Male Writers and Female Identification ""In Poetry and Psychoanalysis: The Opening of the Field, David Shaddock reveals the unexpected kinship between clinical psychoanalysis and the art of poetry. In both, a speaker (poet or patient) speaks intimately to an other (therapist or reader) the deepest experiences of the heart. In both, meaning is carried in sounds, rhythms, memories and dreams. In both, expression is the medium of transformation. In this marvelous book, Shaddock, poet and psychoanalyst, reveals how such transformation comes to be."" - Jeffrey Stern, Ph.D, literary critic, Training and Supervising Analyst, Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute ""Poetry and Psychoanalysis: The Opening of the Field does, in fact, open our field. It opens our capacity to use our imagination in our work, indeed our lives, as psychotherapists. Poetry is the key to that opening. In Shaddock’s hand the poetry is not 'applied' to therapy, rather it inspires."" - Malcolm Owen Slavin, Ph.D., author of forthcoming Original Loss: Grieving Existential Trauma in Art and the Art of Psychoanalysis ""I wouldn’t have imagined I could read a book that would teach me something new both about psychoanalysis (especially about how the analyst listens) and about poets I have lived with for decades, Dante, Blake. Everyone interested in either poetry or psychoanalysis should read this book."" - Alan Williamson, Warren Wilson College, author of Franciscan Notes and Almost a Girl: Male Writers and Female Identification ""In Poetry and Psychoanalysis: The Opening of the Field, David Shaddock reveals the unexpected kinship between clinical psychoanalysis and the art of poetry. In both, a speaker (poet or patient) speaks intimately to an other (therapist or reader) the deepest experiences of the heart. In both, meaning is carried in sounds, rhythms, memories and dreams. In both, expression is the medium of transformation. In this marvelous book, Shaddock, poet and psychoanalyst, reveals how such transformation comes to be."" - Jeffrey Stern, Ph.D., literary critic, Training and Supervising Analyst, Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute ""As a guide to the possible relationship between poetry and psychoanalysis David Shaddock’s book certainly stimulates further reading and reflection. In the end, it is the method created by David Shaddock in Poetry and Psychoanalysis that is most valuable. The three-way relationship he sets up between the poems he chooses to read, the theoretical basis of his psychotherapy practice, and the accounts from his clinical work is what can be taken forward by diverse readers."" - Dr. Dominic McLoughlin, Psychodynamic Practice Poetry and Psychoanalysis: The Opening of the Field does, in fact, open our field. It opens our capacity to use our imagination in our work, indeed our lives, as psychotherapists. Poetry is the key to that opening. In Shaddock's hand the poetry is not applied to therapy, rather it inspires. - Malcolm Owen Slavin, Ph.D, Massachusetts Intitute for Psychoanalysis I wouldn't have imagined I could read a book that would teach me something new both about psychoanalysis (especially about how the analyst listens) and about poets I have lived with for decades, Dante, Blake. Everyone interested in either poetry or psychoanalysis should read this book. - Alan Williamson, Warren Wilson College. Author of Franciscan Notes and Almost a Girl: Male Writers and Female Identification In Poetry and Psychoanalysis: The Opening of the Field, David Shaddock reveals the unexpected kinship between clinical psychoanalysis and the art of poetry. In both, a speaker (poet or patient) speaks intimately to an other (therapist or reader) the deepest experiences of the heart. In both, meaning is carried in sounds, rhythms, memories and dreams. In both, expression is the medium of transformation. In this marvelous book, Shaddock, poet and psychoanalyst, reveals how such transformation comes to be. - Jeffrey Stern, Ph.D. Literary critic, Training and Supervising Analyst, Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute Poetry and Psychoanalysis: The Opening of the Field does, in fact, open our field. It opens our capacity to use our imagination in our work, indeed our lives, as psychotherapists. Poetry is the key to that opening. In Shaddock's hand the poetry is not 'applied' to therapy, rather it inspires. - Malcolm Owen Slavin, Ph.D., author of forthcoming Original Loss: Grieving Existential Trauma in Art and the Art of Psychoanalysis I wouldn't have imagined I could read a book that would teach me something new both about psychoanalysis (especially about how the analyst listens) and about poets I have lived with for decades, Dante, Blake. Everyone interested in either poetry or psychoanalysis should read this book. - Alan Williamson, Warren Wilson College, author of Franciscan Notes and Almost a Girl: Male Writers and Female Identification In Poetry and Psychoanalysis: The Opening of the Field, David Shaddock reveals the unexpected kinship between clinical psychoanalysis and the art of poetry. In both, a speaker (poet or patient) speaks intimately to an other (therapist or reader) the deepest experiences of the heart. In both, meaning is carried in sounds, rhythms, memories and dreams. In both, expression is the medium of transformation. In this marvelous book, Shaddock, poet and psychoanalyst, reveals how such transformation comes to be. - Jeffrey Stern, Ph.D., literary critic, Training and Supervising Analyst, Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute Author InformationDavid Shaddock, Ph.D., is an award-winning poet and psychotherapist. He is author of four books of poetry and two on couples therapy. His play In a Company of Seekers was performed at the 2012 Spoleto Arts Festival in Italy. He co-leads the couples therapy interest group for the International Association for Psychoanalytic Self Psychology. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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