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841794
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Methods of research into the unconscious : : applying psychoanalytic ideas to social science /\ edited by Kalina Stamenova and R. D. Hinshelwood.
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New York :: Routledge,, 2018.
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, ©2019
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1 online resource
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0429449755
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: 9780429449758
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: 9780429831614
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: 9780429831638
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9781138326613 (hardback)
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9781138326620
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Notes on the editors and contributors; Acknowledgements; Foreword by Michael Rustin; Introduction; Some thoughts to bear in mind for a reader; The nature of the unconscious; Structure in language; The instrument of observation; The current field; The outline of the book; References; PART I: An overview of qualitative methodologies; 1. A psychoanalytic view of qualitative methodology: observing the elemental psychic world in social processes; Introduction; The phenomenological tradition in sociology
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5. Using the psychoanalytic research interview as an experimental 'laboratory'The psychoanalytic session as an experimental situation; Psychoanalytically informed interview as an experimental situation; 'Counterassumptive' and 'counterprojective' remarks instead of psychoanalytic interpretation; The research design; Example: sibling rivalry in psychoanalytic institutions; The research design; Discussion; Acknowledgement; References; OBSERVATIONS; 6. Psychoanalytic observation -- the mind as research instrument; Introduction; Psychoanalytic concepts as the basis of psychoanalytic observation
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The method of observationThe impact on the observer and on the observed; An example of an observation; Research application; References; 7. The contribution of psychoanalytically informed observation methodologies in nursery organisations; Introduction; Psychoanalytic infant observation in family contexts; What has been learned about earliest development from psychoanalytic observation methods?; Extending psychoanalytically informed observation from family to institutional contexts; Clinically trained observers using the Tavistock Observation Method in nursery contexts
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The sociology of relating as the fundamental constituent of the socialPsychoanalytic sociology; Methodological implications; Conclusion; Notes; References; PART II: Psychoanalytic methods in data collection; Interviewing; 2. The socioanalytic interview; Socioanalysis; Interviews and their object of study; The socioanalytic interview; Unconscious process in the interview; Analysing the interview; Multiple interviews; Hypothesis formation; Closing; References; 3. Psychoanalytic perspectives on the qualitative research interview; The 'free-association narrative interview method'
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The 'theme-centred interview' and scenic understandingProblems and criticisms of psychoanalytically informed qualitative interviewing; Reverie-informed research interviewing; Criticisms of within-interview interpretation; Conclusion; References; 4. Psycho-societal interpretation of the unconscious dimensions in everyday life; Introduction; Researching subjectivities in their specific mundane and societal context; Socialisation: sensory experience and language use; Scenic understanding and interpretation; A couple of interpretation examples; Summary; References
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The psychoanalytic unconscious is a slippery set of phenomena to pin down. There is not an accepted standard form of research, outside of the clinical practice of psychoanalysis. In this book a number of non-clinical methods for collecting data and analysing it are described. It represents the current situation on the way to an established methodology. The book provides a survey of methods in contemporary use and development. As well as the introductory survey, chapters have been written by researchers who have pioneered recent and effective methods and have extensive experience of those methods. It will serve as a gallery of illustrations from which to make the appropriate choice for a future research project. Methods of Research into the Unconscious: Applying Psychoanalytic Ideas to Social Science will be of great use for those aiming to start projects in the general area of psychoanalytic studies and for those in the human/social sciences who wish to include the unconscious as well as conscious functioning of their subjects.
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Psychoanalysis.
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Social sciences-- Research.
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Subconsciousness.
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Psychoanalysis.
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HEALTH FITNESS-- Diseases-- General.
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MEDICAL-- Clinical Medicine.
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MEDICAL-- Diseases.
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MEDICAL-- Evidence-Based Medicine.
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MEDICAL-- Internal Medicine.
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Psychoanalysis.
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PSYCHOLOGY-- Movements-- Psychoanalysis.
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Social sciences-- Research.
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Subconsciousness.
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| Dewey Classification
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616.89/17
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RC504
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WM 460
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| Added Entry
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Hinshelwood, R. D.
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Stamenova, Kalina
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