 | César Graña, Marigay Graña - Social Science - 1990 - 840 pages
...theatre of the present, and he exists for those charged situations where his senses are so alive that he can be aware actively (as the analysand is aware...guess) what is good for him and what is bad for him at exactly those instants when an old crippling habit has become so attacked by experience that the... | |
 | Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn - Business & Economics - 2001 - 296 pages
...a sort of self-analyst: "He exists for those charged situations where his senses are so alive that he can be aware actively (as the analysand is aware...what his habits are, and how he can change them." The requisite therapy entailed "the divorce of man from his values, the liberation of the self from the... | |
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... to trade his warped brilliant conception of his possible victories in life for the grim if peaceful attrition of the analyst's couch. So his associational journey into the past is lived out in the theatre of the present, and he exists for those charged... 