The Analyst's Preconscious

Victoria Hamilton delves into the intersection of theoretical commitments and practical analysis in her exploration of the analyst's preconscious. She presents an imaginative conception of how analysts' beliefs and assumptions influence their analytical practice, highlighting the complexities of the therapeutic relationship. Through this examination, the book invites readers to consider the often-unrecognized factors that shape the dynamics of psychoanalysis and the implications for both analysts and their patients.