2009
DOI: 10.1177/0003065108330523
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Theorizing About Theorizing: an Examination of the Contributions of William I. Grossman To Psychoanalysis

Abstract: William Grossman's contributions to psychoanalysis are studied in the light of an interest that suffuses his papers: the remarkably complex ways an analyst develops his or her mind in order to become an effective analyst. Grossman sought to detail the many subtle factors infusing Freudian theory, from its initial sources to its consolidation as a system, to its embrace in the mind of an analyst who will use it, and on to the many iterations of its progress on the way to being applied in the clinical situation.… Show more

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“…This is what I suggested earlier with the relational tradition. Grossman, formerly influential but now little-read (Wilson, 2009), explores this process in detail. He emphasises (1992) that every moment in the room involves a continuous process of translation, compression and transformation of raw therapeutic material to produce any sense for the therapist of "what is going on here".…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is what I suggested earlier with the relational tradition. Grossman, formerly influential but now little-read (Wilson, 2009), explores this process in detail. He emphasises (1992) that every moment in the room involves a continuous process of translation, compression and transformation of raw therapeutic material to produce any sense for the therapist of "what is going on here".…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The theory of Efficient Markets (EMT) assuming that prices in the market follow a random walk initiates the process of market price prediction through anticipation of market correction. This paradoxical conclusion was mentioned in a study by Grossman and Stiglitz where acceptance of market efficiency makes the market inefficient for the fact that no one will have incentive exercise arbitrage (Grossman & Stiglitz, 1980) (Pan, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%