The model describes personality development through subjectivity and creativity in a background of hallucinosis, suggesting novel insights.
The author posits a model of personality development and the psychoanalytic encounter based on core atomic components of experience, these being: subjectivity, which is dialectically linked to the object, creativity and truth. These components are described as developing from a background of hallucinosis, drawing on findings from neuroscience and analytic field theory. The author aims to describe a synthesis of techniques involving reverie, intuition, dreaming and interpretation of internal object relations, based on these findings.
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