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A u t h o r e d B o o k s click on
title The Aesthetic Development: the poetic spirit of psychoanalysis Essays on Bion, Meltzer, Keats.
Karnac, 2010. Bion’s Dream: a
reading of the autobiographies Karnac, 2010. The Vale
of Soulmaking: the post-Kleinian model of the mind Poetic origins of the psychoanalytic
model. Karnac, 2005. A Trial of
Faith: Horatio’s Story A novel based on Hamlet in the form of a psychoanalytic history. Karnac, 1997. Translated
into Spanish by Crispina Sanders (available via this website). See also “The Process into Fiction”. Five Tales from Shakespeare FOR CHILDREN. Clunie Press, 1996. Available from this website, price £7.99. See also
“Bringing Shakespeare to the Child”. The Chamber of
Maiden Thought: literary origins of the psychoanalytic model of the mind (with Margot
Waddell). Routledge 1991. Chapters on Shakespeare, Milton,
Blake, Coleridge, Wordsworth, Keats and Bronte. Out of print; available on Amazon. Published in Italian by Di Renzo,
1996. Chapters reprinted in Psychoanalysis
and Art: Kleinian perspectives
edited by Sandra Gosso. The Apprehension
of Beauty: the role of aesthetic conflict in development, art and violence
(with Donald Meltzer). Clunie
Press, 1988, reprinted Harris Meltzer Trust, 2008. Chapters on Hamlet, poetry appreciation, Turner and Adrian Stokes. Chapters reprinted
in Psychoanalysis
and Art: Kleinian perspectives
edited by Sandra Gosso. Published in
French (editions du Hublot) Italian (Borla) and German (Diskord). A Strange
Way of Killing: Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights Clunie
Press, 1987. Chapter on “Wuthering Heights and Catastrophic Change” translated into Spanish by Silvia Grunwald
and Miriam Botbol (available via this site). Inspiration in Milton and Keats Macmillan, 1982. Out of print; available on Amazon. Some sections
reprinted in The
Aesthetic Development. E d i t e d
B o o k s click on title The Story of Infant
Development by Romana Negri and Martha Harris.
Harris Meltzer Trust, 2007. Your
Teenager by Martha Harris. Harris
Meltzer Trust, 2007. See “Martha Harris’ philosophy of education”. Linguistic
Transformations in Romantic Aesthetics by
Morag Harris (ed. with Morton Paley). Mellen Press, 2002. Morag Harris’s book
Emily
Dickinson in Time: experience and its analysis in verbal form is published by Karnac (1999). Collected
Papers of Martha Harris and Esther Bick Clunie Press, 1987. Poetry for You by Roland Harris (ed. with Morag Harris and Paul Cheetham). FOR SCHOOLS. (Hutchinson, 1986; reprinted Nelson Thornes 2004). Available on
Amazon. Some copies available via this website. P a p e r s a n d
C h a p t e r s i
n B o o k s click
on title An Introduction to Meltzer Transcript of talks
given in autumn 2009. For more talks click here Psychoanalysis
as an art form British Journal of Psychotherapy, 25.3, August 2009, pp. 381-92. The
hieroglyphics of Catherine: Emily Bronte and the Musical Matrix in The Brontes in
the World of the Arts, ed. Sandra
Hagan and Juliette Wells (Ashgate, 2008), pp.
81-100. A Post-Kleinian
model of aesthetic criticism Psy-Art: an online journal for the psychological study of the arts (2008). The
role of incantation: life drawing as an analogue to psychoanalytic process The Psychoanalytic Review, Guilford
Press, Vol 95 (3), June 2008, pp. 463-74. Inauguration of
the Harris Meltzer Trust: Your Teenager
and The Story of Infant Development Karnac Review, summer 2007 p. 20. Introduction to Poesie et Psychanalyse by Arthur Hyatt Williams, transl. David Alcorn. Editions du Hublot,
2005. On Keats and Coleridge. In French; English original version available via
this website. The
three vertices: science, art and religion British Journal of Psychotherapy 21.3, spring
2005, pp. 429-41. Conversations
with internal objects: family and narrative structure in Homer’s Odyssey British
Journal of Psychotherapy, 20.2, winter 2003 pp. 219-35. Discovering symbolic identity through
life-drawing Paper
given at ‘Children in Troubled Worlds’ conference, Oxford, 2004). Published
in Portuguese in Revista de Psicanalise, XI, December 2004).
Related article: “The
role of incantation” . Beauty versus Honesty in Othello Paper
given at Florence conference February 2000; unpublished in English. Keats’s “Ode to Psyche” in Exploring the Work of Donald Meltzer, ed. M. Cohen and A. Hahn. Karnac, 2000. Translated
into Spanish by Miriam Botbol and Silvia Grunwald (available via this site).
Expanded in The Vale
of Soulmaking. Psychoanalysis:
an art or a science? British Journal of
Psychotherapy 16. 2, 1999. Translated into Spanish by Miriam Botbol and Silvia
Grunwald (available via this site). The Aesthetic
Perspective in the Work of Donald Meltzer Journal
of Melanie Klein and Object Relations 1998,
16(2), pp. 209-18. Translated into Spanish by Miriam Botbol and Silvia
Grunwald (available via this site). The “Process” into fiction An account of how A Trial of
Faith was written.
Journal of Melanie Klein and
Object Relations 1998, 16(2),
pp. 219-24. Emotional problems of thinking with
literature Changes: International Journal of Psychology and Psychotherapy autumn 1998, pp. 201-05. Inspiration:
a psychoanalytic and aesthetic concept
British Journal of Psychotherapy 14.1,
September 1997, pp. 33-43 “Inspiration” and “Imagination” in Paesaggi
della Mente edited by Sandra Gosso. In Italian (Milan:
Francoangeli, 1997). Bringing Shakespeare to the Child (1995). Paper on the problems of introducing Shakespeare to young
children, written to accompany Five Tales from Shakespeare. Given at a teachers’ conference in Malmo, Sweden, and
published in Methods of Art as Paths to Knowledge (Lund
University, 1995), ed. R. Berg and M. Campart, pp. 5-84. Translated into
Spanish by Miriam Botbol and Silvia Grunwald (available via this site). A Man of
Achievement: Sophocles' Oedipus plays British Journal of Psychotherapy
11.2, winter 1994, pp. 232-41. Paper
given at a conference in Genoa in March 1994. The Ugly
Duckling a short story about a
premature infant, in Romana Negri's neuropsychiatric study The Newborn in
the Intensive Care Unit (Karnac, 1994), Also reprinted in Journal of Melanie Klein and
Object Relations 1998, 16(2). Confessions of an emmature superego (written
1993). A verse narrative based
on Bion’s autobiographies written for and performed by Alaknanda
Samarth. Published in The Vale
of Soulmaking.. Macbeth’s
equivocation, Shakespeare’s ambiguity in The Claustrum by Donald Meltzer. Clunie Press, 1992, reprinted Harris Meltzer
Trust, 2008), pp. 159-85. Published in French (Hublot,) Italian (Cortina) and
German (Diskord). Looking with the mind: psychoanalysis and
literature Encounter, 74, May
1990, pp. 33-38. Book Magic: Aesthetic Conflicts in
Charlotte Bronte’s Juvenilia Nineteenth
Century Literature 42.1, 1987, pp. 29-45. Reprinted
in A
Strange Way of Killing.. Knowing the Mystery: against reductionism Encounter 67, June 1986, pp.
48-53. A statement about
psychoanalytic literary criticism. The
Tiger and “O'' Free Associations 1, 1985, pp. 33-55. An
essay relating Bion’s dream-imagery to his theory of knowledge. Bion's
The Long Week-End: a review article Journal of Child
Psychotherapy, 9, June 1983, pp. 69-79. First published review of Bion’s
autobiography of his early years. Reprinted in Bion’s Dream (2010, see above). “Underlying Pattern”
in Bion's Memoir of the Future International Review of
Psycho-Analysis, 10.75, March 1983, pp. 75-86 . On the artistic preoccupations of
Bion’s phantasy-autobiography. Reprinted in Bion Today, ed. C.
Mawson (Routledge, 2010). R e v i
e w s Mirroring and Attunement: self-realization
in psychoanalysis and art by Kenneth Wright (Routledge, 2009). In Journal of Psychodynamic
Practice (2010) Axis Mundi by Eric
Rhode (Apex One, 2008). In British Journal of Psychotherapy, 26.1 (2010), pp. 107-110. Dream, Phantasy and Art by Hanna
Segal (Routledge 1991). In Free Associations 3.2 (no. 26), 1992, pp.
306-10. A Beam
of Intense Darkness: Wilfred Bion’s legacy to psychoanalysis by
James Grotstein. In British Journal of Psychotherapy, 24.4 (November 2008) pp. 529-32. On the Way Home: conversations between
writers and authors edited by Marie Bridge (Karnac, 2008). In The Brown Book (Lady Margaret Hall) 2009, pp. 111-12. Dream, Phantasy and Art by Hanna
Segal (Routledge 1991). In Free Associations 3.2 (no. 26), 1992, pp.
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