Joseph Cambray
Biographic Data
| ID | 5522281 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joseph Cambray |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joseph |
| FAMILY NAME | Cambray |
| SIGNATURE | CAMBRAY J |
| AFFILIATIONS | 55 South Angell St.Providence, RI 02906‐5206USA |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Red Book
Moments of complexity and enigmatic action
In presenting clinical case material for a panel on archetypes and/or primal phantasies an initial discussion of archetypes as emergent phenomena organizing 'moments of complexity' is given(1) . The relationship of such moments to 'moments of meeting' as developed by the Boston Change Process Study Group is commented on and explored within the context of the case. A condensed report of a multi-year analytic treatment of a bipolar patient having a…
Analytical Psychology
Who's really there? Dreams and the analytic third.
Who's really there? Dreams and the analytic third
Synchronicity and Emergence
Introduction Scientific reconsideration of C. G. Jung's difficult, fascinating, and peculiar idea of synchronicity, which he believed to represent an acausal connecting principle, has become possible with the advent of recent developments in understanding the self-organizing features of complex adaptive systems (CAS). In particular, the question of acausality in "meaningful" coincidences, especially those observed in the clinical setting, can be …
What Freudians can learn from Jung.
Enactments and amplification
Advances in the understanding and articulation of enactments allow a reassessment of analytical psychology's method of amplification. Subjective and objective aspects of the amplificatory process, evolving notions of its role in analysis together with the use of countertransference phenomena provide the frame for reexamination of this method. Using a single analytic day, this paper explores the inevitable play of enactments with a focus on counte…
Journal Reviews
Journal of Child Psychotherapy S amuels , A ndrew (ed.). (1996). ‘Symposium: post‐Jungian thought,’ The Psychoanalytic Review S chwartz ‐S alant , N athan . ‘On the interactive field as analytic object’. In The Interactive Field in Analysis, Vol 1. Chiron Clinical Series J acobs , T heodore J. ‘On therapeutic interventions in the analysis of certain “unana‐lyzable” patients’. Contemporary Psychoanalysis G untrip , H arry . ‘My experience of analy…
Journal reviews
B öuhle , A lexander . Die Ratio des Mythos: Ein Versuch über die Apriori psychoanaly‐tischer Erkenntnis G rotstein , J ames S. ‘Projective identification reappraised’, Parts I & II. Contemporary Psychoanalysis H art , D avid L. ‘Toni Wolff and the first Jung Institute’. Psychological Perspectives H aule , J ohn . ‘Erotic analysis and the shape of eros’. Spring H illman , J ames ‘Pink madness, or Why does Aphrodite drive men crazy with pornograph…
Synchronicity and Emergence
Introduction Scientific reconsideration of C. G. Jung's difficult, fascinating, and peculiar idea of synchronicity, which he believed to represent an acausal connecting principle, has become possible with the advent of recent developments in understanding the self-organizing features of complex adaptive systems (CAS). In particular, the question of acausality in "meaningful" coincidences, especially those observed in the clinical setting, can be …
Moments of complexity and enigmatic action
In presenting clinical case material for a panel on archetypes and/or primal phantasies an initial discussion of archetypes as emergent phenomena organizing 'moments of complexity' is given(1) . The relationship of such moments to 'moments of meeting' as developed by the Boston Change Process Study Group is commented on and explored within the context of the case. A condensed report of a multi-year analytic treatment of a bipolar patient having a…
Enactments and amplification
Advances in the understanding and articulation of enactments allow a reassessment of analytical psychology's method of amplification. Subjective and objective aspects of the amplificatory process, evolving notions of its role in analysis together with the use of countertransference phenomena provide the frame for reexamination of this method. Using a single analytic day, this paper explores the inevitable play of enactments with a focus on counte…
Journal reviews
B öuhle , A lexander . Die Ratio des Mythos: Ein Versuch über die Apriori psychoanaly‐tischer Erkenntnis G rotstein , J ames S. ‘Projective identification reappraised’, Parts I & II. Contemporary Psychoanalysis H art , D avid L. ‘Toni Wolff and the first Jung Institute’. Psychological Perspectives H aule , J ohn . ‘Erotic analysis and the shape of eros’. Spring H illman , J ames ‘Pink madness, or Why does Aphrodite drive men crazy with pornograph…
Journal Reviews
Journal of Child Psychotherapy S amuels , A ndrew (ed.). (1996). ‘Symposium: post‐Jungian thought,’ The Psychoanalytic Review S chwartz ‐S alant , N athan . ‘On the interactive field as analytic object’. In The Interactive Field in Analysis, Vol 1. Chiron Clinical Series J acobs , T heodore J. ‘On therapeutic interventions in the analysis of certain “unana‐lyzable” patients’. Contemporary Psychoanalysis G untrip , H arry . ‘My experience of analy…
What Freudians can learn from Jung.
Enactments and amplification
Advances in the understanding and articulation of enactments allow a reassessment of analytical psychology's method of amplification. Subjective and objective aspects of the amplificatory process, evolving notions of its role in analysis together with the use of countertransference phenomena provide the frame for reexamination of this method. Using a single analytic day, this paper explores the inevitable play of enactments with a focus on counte…
Who's really there? Dreams and the analytic third.
Who's really there? Dreams and the analytic third
Synchronicity and Emergence
Introduction Scientific reconsideration of C. G. Jung's difficult, fascinating, and peculiar idea of synchronicity, which he believed to represent an acausal connecting principle, has become possible with the advent of recent developments in understanding the self-organizing features of complex adaptive systems (CAS). In particular, the question of acausality in "meaningful" coincidences, especially those observed in the clinical setting, can be …
Analytical Psychology
Moments of complexity and enigmatic action
In presenting clinical case material for a panel on archetypes and/or primal phantasies an initial discussion of archetypes as emergent phenomena organizing 'moments of complexity' is given(1) . The relationship of such moments to 'moments of meeting' as developed by the Boston Change Process Study Group is commented on and explored within the context of the case. A condensed report of a multi-year analytic treatment of a bipolar patient having a…
The Red Book
Psychoanalysis (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Psychotherapist (5 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (5 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (3 works) · Analytical psychology (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Archetype (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)