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Meg Harris Williams is a writer and artist with a particular interest
is the relation between psychoanalysis and aesthetic experience, in poetry
and visual art. She was born in
London in 1951 and read English at Cambridge and Oxford universities, and
studied art in Florence and the UK.
As a daughter of Martha Harris she has had a lifelong
psychoanalytic education, working closely with her stepfather Donald Meltzer in the post-Kleinian
field (in which the ideas of Wilfred R. Bion are influential) and is now
editor of the Harris Meltzer Trust. Meg has taught and lectured in
England, Europe and the USA; many papers and book-chapters have been
translated into Spanish, Italian, French and German. She is married with four
children and now lives in Crondall near Farnham, Surrey where she runs
life-drawing groups inspired by the methods of Meriel Hoare
(after Cecil Collins). She is a member of Borderlands Artists’ Consortium and
of the Women’s Work committee. Her work is in private collections in
this country and abroad and in the New
Hall Women’s Art Collection.
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FORTHCOMING `The hieroglyphics of
Catherine: Emily Bronte and the Musical Matrix’ chapter in The
Brontes in the World of the Arts, ed. Sandra Hagan and Juliette
Wells (Ashgate) `The Evolution of Artistic
Faith in Patrick White’s Riders in the Chariot’ (Ariel, Calgary) The Aesthetic Development: the poetic spirit of
psychoanalysis. Bion, Meltzer, Keats (Karnac) click here TALKS ‘A Post-Kleinian Oedipus’ - click
here ‘Hamlet and Adolescence’ - click here ‘Psychoanalytical
observation – the artistic analogy’ 21-23
August, VII International Congress on Infant Observation, Esther Bick Method,
Buenos Aires ‘The aesthetic Kleinian
development’ 29-31
August, International Congress on the Thinking of Donald Meltzer, Sao Paulo ‘A Morning in Hell with
John Milton’ The
reading and discussion given at St Marylebone Healing and Counselling Centre
will be repeated in the autumn in Oxford – more details later |
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RECENT BOOKS The Vale of Soulmaking the postKleinian model of the mind and
its poetic origins (Karnac 2005) click here (editor) The Story of Infant
Development Observational work with Martha Harris by Romana Negri (editor) Martha Harris:
Your Teenager (Harris Meltzer Trust 2007) click here |
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