William W. Meissner Boeken

Focusing on the interplay between time experience and self-concept, this book reexamines the nature and functioning of the self within the context of psychoanalysis. It delves into how an understanding of time influences the analytic process, offering a fresh perspective on the self. Through three detailed case studies highlighting chronic lateness, the work pragmatically investigates patterns of enactment in analysis, providing valuable insights into the dynamics of therapeutic engagement.