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Engaging Primitive Anxieties of the Emerging Self 2018

1. Cover

2. Half Title

3. Title Page

4. Copyright Page

5. Table of Contents

6. About the Editors and Contributors

7. Introduction

8. Chapter One Finding a center of gravity via proximity with the analyst

9. Chapter Two Daydreaming and hypochondria: when daydreaming goes wrong and hypochondria becomes an autistic retreat

10. Chapter Three “Black holes” and “fear of breakdown” in the analysis of a fetishistic–masochistic patient

11. Chapter Four Autistic states in patients with a narcissistic structure

12. Chapter Five Sensual experience, defensive second skin, and the eclipse of the body: some thoughts on Tustin and Ferrari

13. Chapter Six “Emotional” storms in autistoid dynamics

14. Chapter Seven “The very same is lost”: in pursuit of mental coverage when emerging from autistic states

15. Chapter Eight Bion and the unintegrated states: falling, dissolving, and spilling

16. Chapter Nine Inhibition of curiosity due to concern about the object’s response: difficulties in tolerating a “third position” in relation to autism

17. Chapter Ten Language used as an autistic object

18. Chapter Eleven The struggle to make the autistic child human

19. Chapter Twelve Beckett’s Endgame: the collapse of mental life

20. Chapter Thirteen The autistic object, ethology, and neuroscience: a way to a Copernican revolution in the understanding of autistic spectrum disorders (ASD)?

21. Index