On Murray Jackson's 1961 'Chair, couch and countertransference'

One of the problems facing psychoanalysts of all schools is that theory has evolved at a much faster pace than practice. Whereas there has been an explosion of theory, practice has remained, at least officially, static and unchanging. It is in this sense that Murray Jackson's 1961 paper is stil...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Journal of analytical psychology Jg. 60; H. 4; S. 449 - 461
1. Verfasser:	Connolly, Angela
Format:	Journal Article
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	England Blackwell Publishing Ltd 01.09.2015 Wiley Subscription Services, Inc
Schlagworte:	Analysts Attitudes chair Clinical effectiveness Clinical research couch Countertransference Countertransference (Psychology) Debates Divan diván empirical research empirische Forschung etudes en neurosciences et sur le petit enfant fauteuil History, 20th Century History, 21st Century Humans Infants Influenza investigación empírica lettino neurociencia y estudios de desarrollo infantil neuroscience and infant studies Neurosciences neuroscienze e studi sull'infanzia Neurowissenschaft und Kleinkindbeobachtung paradigmas relacionales e intersubjetivos paradigmes relationnels et intersubjectifs paradigmi relazionali e intersoggettivi Patients poltrona Praxis Psychoanalysis - history Psychoanalysts Psychoanalytic Therapy - methods recherche empirique relational and intersubjective paradigms relationale und intersubjektive Paradigmen Research methodology ricerca empirica Sessel silla Transference (Psychology) кресло кушетка нейронауки и исследования младенческого возраста отношенческая и интерсубъективная парадигмы эмпирические исследования relational and intersubjective paradigms couch empirical research neuroscience and infant studies chair fauteuil lettino нейронауки и исследования младенческого возраста investigación empírica diván poltrona ricerca empirica silla neuroscienze e studi sull'infanzia paradigmas relacionales e intersubjetivos paradigmes relationnels et intersubjectifs эмпирические исследования Neurowissenschaft und Kleinkindbeobachtung Sessel paradigmi relazionali e intersoggettivi кушетка neurociencia y estudios de desarrollo infantil etudes en neurosciences et sur le petit enfant Couch отношенческая и интерсубъективная парадигмы кресло Divan recherche empirique relationale und intersubjektive Paradigmen empirische Forschung
ISSN:	0021-8774, 1468-5922
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Zusammenfassung:	One of the problems facing psychoanalysts of all schools is that theory has evolved at a much faster pace than practice. Whereas there has been an explosion of theory, practice has remained, at least officially, static and unchanging. It is in this sense that Murray Jackson's 1961 paper is still relevant today. Despite the rise of the new relational and intersubjective paradigms, most psychoanalysts, and not a few Jungian analysts, still seem to feel that the couch is an essential component of the analytical setting and process. If the use of the couch is usually justified by the argument that it favours regression, facilitates analytical reverie and protects the patient from the influence of the analyst, over time many important psychoanalysts have come to challenge this position. Increasingly these analysts suggest that the use of the couch may actually be incompatible with the newer theoretical models. This contention is strengthened by some of the findings coming from the neurosciences and infant research. This underlines the necessity of empirical research to verify the clinical effectiveness of these different positions, couch or face-to-face, but it is exactly this type of research that is lacking.
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ISSN:	0021-8774 1468-5922
DOI:	10.1111/1468-5922.12163