Routledge - The Freudian Moment - Clinical Psychology Book

Explore a deep return to the fundamental principles of psychoanalysis with The Freudian Moment by Routledge. This work addresses the modern shift in clinical practice and argues for a renewed understanding of how psychoanalysis functions through the connection of the unconscious to the unconscious. In this text, the author examines how ignoring Freud's basic assumptions regarding psychoanalytical listening has led to a loss of the 'logic of sequence.' This concept is presented as the primary method for expressing unconscious thinking. Through two extensive interviews and follow-up essays from 2006, readers can follow the author's most recent and radical challenge to contemporary psychoanalysis. This book provides a serious look at the core mechanics of the field, making it a significant resource for those studying clinical psychology and the history of psychoanalytic thought. It offers a perspective on how to reclaim the essential methods used to understand the human mind.