Coline Covington
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4503672 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Coline Covington |
| PRENOMES | Coline |
| SOBRENOME | Covington |
| ASSINATURA | COVINGTON C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Transnational Press London |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 27 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 3 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1989 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Terrorism and War
"Following the attacks of September 11th 2001, one of the resounding questions asked was "What would make anyone do such a thing?" The psychological mentality of the suicidal terrorist left a gaping hole in people's understanding. This essential volume represents a much-needed effort to collate and examine some of the material already at our disposal as an encouragement to serious thought on this question and other related questions.'If terrorism…
Everyday Evils
Sabina Spielrein
Thinking about climate change
The trouble with accepting that there is climate change and that it is threatening our environment as we know it is what we can do about it, if anything. In Sally Weintrobe's new collection of essa
Hannah Arendt, evil and the eradication of thought
Evil deeds may be committed intentionally or out of madness, but it is those who follow orders that present us with the most complex moral, philosophical and psychological questions. In writing about the banality of evil, Hannah Arendt argues that "in granting pardon, it is the person and not the crime that is forgiven; in rootless evil there is no person left whom one could ever forgive." Arendt postulates that "being a person" necessarily entai…
Response to Reshetnikov
Response to ‘Tina Keller's analyses with C.G. Jung and Toni Wolff, 1915-1928’
Dear Editors
Why we can’t get along
The author examines various arguments to explain the internal conflicts and schisms that have afflicted depth psychology since its beginnings. These arguments include the inevitable splits that occur in the course of institutional development, the inheritance of family schisms within the profession, historical, geographical and political influences, Freud's notion of the 'narcissism of minor differences' along with Gordon's idea of the need for e…
Sabina Spielrein
Contents: Preface. Coline Covington, Introduction. Sabina Spielrein (With a Prologue by Jeanne Moll), Unedited Extracts from a Diary (1906/1907?). The Letters of C.G. Jung to Sabina Spielrein. Johannes Cremerius, Foreword to Carotenuto's Tagebuch einer heimlichen Symmetrie. Burghoelzli hospital records of Sabina Spielrein. Bernard Minder, Sabina Spielrein. Jung's patient at the Burghoelzli. Bernard Minder, A Document. Jung to Freud 1905: A Report…
Endnotes
Incest in Jung's work
In this paper the differences between Jung's and Freud's writings on incest are explored. Jung's view is that the purpose of the child's sexual interest, as expressed also in his incestuous longings, is not purely the satisfaction of the biological instinct but is more importantly seen to be the development of thinking. The importance of the incest taboo for analytic work and the dangers of enactment of the erotic transference-countertransference…
The myth of pure analysis
Response to Renos Papadopoulos
The future of analysis
The aim of analysis is to enable our patients to differentiate themselves from their past. The question we face as analysts is whether we are in fact neurotically bound to repeat the past. This paper addresses this question by considering some of the reasons that there is a ‘crisis in analysis’. Two central problems within the practice of analysis are identified as contributing to this ‘crisis’: 1) a view of the patient as ‘enemy’, or as innately…
The Journal of Analytical Psychology's Internet Discussion Forum
Opening the mind to reality
The author shows, through the use of clinical material, how an early failure in love can give rise to a severely crippling superego. The experience of a hateful relation with the mother is not simply internalized as a persecuting internal object, but is grafted onto the very roots of superego formation. As a result, the development of other parts of the psyche are affected--specifically the relation between the ago and self and the development of…
Purposive aspects of the erotic transference
This paper illustrates the erotic transference of a male patient towards his female analyst and the pressures and resistances within the transference and counter-transference to act out sexually. The patient's desire to act out sexually is seen both as a form of repetition compulsion within the transference and, in its purposive aspect, as an expression of the patient's need to find a loving breast and an empathic father. The patient's confused s…
No Story, No Analysis
The construction of narrative is closely linked to identity formation, or the establishment of a sense of self, with its attendant notions of history and continuity and lineal development. Story‐making within analysis is seen as being at the heart of symbolic process and of psychic change. The story serves as a form of transitional object combining factual with imaginal, internal and external realities, and reflects our desire to internalize one …
In Search of the Heroine
No Story, No Analysis
The construction of narrative is closely linked to identity formation, or the establishment of a sense of self, with its attendant notions of history and continuity and lineal development. Story‐making within analysis is seen as being at the heart of symbolic process and of psychic change. The story serves as a form of transitional object combining factual with imaginal, internal and external realities, and reflects our desire to internalize one …
Why we can’t get along
The author examines various arguments to explain the internal conflicts and schisms that have afflicted depth psychology since its beginnings. These arguments include the inevitable splits that occur in the course of institutional development, the inheritance of family schisms within the profession, historical, geographical and political influences, Freud's notion of the 'narcissism of minor differences' along with Gordon's idea of the need for e…
In Search of the Heroine
Hannah Arendt, evil and the eradication of thought
Evil deeds may be committed intentionally or out of madness, but it is those who follow orders that present us with the most complex moral, philosophical and psychological questions. In writing about the banality of evil, Hannah Arendt argues that "in granting pardon, it is the person and not the crime that is forgiven; in rootless evil there is no person left whom one could ever forgive." Arendt postulates that "being a person" necessarily entai…
The myth of pure analysis
Purposive aspects of the erotic transference
This paper illustrates the erotic transference of a male patient towards his female analyst and the pressures and resistances within the transference and counter-transference to act out sexually. The patient's desire to act out sexually is seen both as a form of repetition compulsion within the transference and, in its purposive aspect, as an expression of the patient's need to find a loving breast and an empathic father. The patient's confused s…
Response to ‘Tina Keller's analyses with C.G. Jung and Toni Wolff, 1915-1928’
The future of analysis
The aim of analysis is to enable our patients to differentiate themselves from their past. The question we face as analysts is whether we are in fact neurotically bound to repeat the past. This paper addresses this question by considering some of the reasons that there is a ‘crisis in analysis’. Two central problems within the practice of analysis are identified as contributing to this ‘crisis’: 1) a view of the patient as ‘enemy’, or as innately…
In Search of the Heroine
No Story, No Analysis
The construction of narrative is closely linked to identity formation, or the establishment of a sense of self, with its attendant notions of history and continuity and lineal development. Story‐making within analysis is seen as being at the heart of symbolic process and of psychic change. The story serves as a form of transitional object combining factual with imaginal, internal and external realities, and reflects our desire to internalize one …
Purposive aspects of the erotic transference
This paper illustrates the erotic transference of a male patient towards his female analyst and the pressures and resistances within the transference and counter-transference to act out sexually. The patient's desire to act out sexually is seen both as a form of repetition compulsion within the transference and, in its purposive aspect, as an expression of the patient's need to find a loving breast and an empathic father. The patient's confused s…
The Journal of Analytical Psychology's Internet Discussion Forum
Opening the mind to reality
The author shows, through the use of clinical material, how an early failure in love can give rise to a severely crippling superego. The experience of a hateful relation with the mother is not simply internalized as a persecuting internal object, but is grafted onto the very roots of superego formation. As a result, the development of other parts of the psyche are affected--specifically the relation between the ago and self and the development of…
The future of analysis
The aim of analysis is to enable our patients to differentiate themselves from their past. The question we face as analysts is whether we are in fact neurotically bound to repeat the past. This paper addresses this question by considering some of the reasons that there is a ‘crisis in analysis’. Two central problems within the practice of analysis are identified as contributing to this ‘crisis’: 1) a view of the patient as ‘enemy’, or as innately…
The myth of pure analysis
Response to Renos Papadopoulos
Incest in Jung's work
In this paper the differences between Jung's and Freud's writings on incest are explored. Jung's view is that the purpose of the child's sexual interest, as expressed also in his incestuous longings, is not purely the satisfaction of the biological instinct but is more importantly seen to be the development of thinking. The importance of the incest taboo for analytic work and the dangers of enactment of the erotic transference-countertransference…
Sabina Spielrein
Contents: Preface. Coline Covington, Introduction. Sabina Spielrein (With a Prologue by Jeanne Moll), Unedited Extracts from a Diary (1906/1907?). The Letters of C.G. Jung to Sabina Spielrein. Johannes Cremerius, Foreword to Carotenuto's Tagebuch einer heimlichen Symmetrie. Burghoelzli hospital records of Sabina Spielrein. Bernard Minder, Sabina Spielrein. Jung's patient at the Burghoelzli. Bernard Minder, A Document. Jung to Freud 1905: A Report…
Endnotes
Why we can’t get along
The author examines various arguments to explain the internal conflicts and schisms that have afflicted depth psychology since its beginnings. These arguments include the inevitable splits that occur in the course of institutional development, the inheritance of family schisms within the profession, historical, geographical and political influences, Freud's notion of the 'narcissism of minor differences' along with Gordon's idea of the need for e…
Response to ‘Tina Keller's analyses with C.G. Jung and Toni Wolff, 1915-1928’
Dear Editors
Response to Reshetnikov
Hannah Arendt, evil and the eradication of thought
Evil deeds may be committed intentionally or out of madness, but it is those who follow orders that present us with the most complex moral, philosophical and psychological questions. In writing about the banality of evil, Hannah Arendt argues that "in granting pardon, it is the person and not the crime that is forgiven; in rootless evil there is no person left whom one could ever forgive." Arendt postulates that "being a person" necessarily entai…
Thinking about climate change
The trouble with accepting that there is climate change and that it is threatening our environment as we know it is what we can do about it, if anything. In Sally Weintrobe's new collection of essa
Sabina Spielrein
Everyday Evils
Terrorism and War
"Following the attacks of September 11th 2001, one of the resounding questions asked was "What would make anyone do such a thing?" The psychological mentality of the suicidal terrorist left a gaping hole in people's understanding. This essential volume represents a much-needed effort to collate and examine some of the material already at our disposal as an encouragement to serious thought on this question and other related questions.'If terrorism…
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