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Affect Consciousness And Self The View From The Bottom Of The Mind Daniel Hill

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Affect Consciousness And Self The View From The Bottom Of The Mind Daniel Hill
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Publisher: Routledge
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.22 MB
Pages: 138
Author: Daniel Hill
ISBN: 9781032210735, 9781032210728, 1032210737, 1032210729
Language: English
Year: 2025

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Affect Consciousness And Self The View From The Bottom Of The Mind Daniel Hill by Daniel Hill 9781032210735, 9781032210728, 1032210737, 1032210729 instant download after payment.

This book argues that mental life is organized by and around affect. It proposes a clinical model for understanding how affect influences states of consciousness and self. It illustrates how, from moment to moment, affect determines the world we know, how we are disposed to being in it, and our capacity to function in it.

After introducing consciousness and self as features of mind that have posed daunting problems for philosophy, neurology, and psychoanalysis, subsequent chapters propose a model for understanding them at the clinical level. Initial chapters are devoted to the influence of affect on the structure and dynamics of normal waking consciousness and on the self’s capacity to act agentically, to relate intersubjectively, and to develop itself. Final chapters discuss disordered states of consciousness and impeded self‑functioning, due to affect dysregulation and what all this looks like in patients with preoccupied and avoidant attachment patterns.

Drawing on psychoanalysis, attachment theory, interpersonal and affective neurobiology, and traumatology, this book offers a fresh perspective on the importance of affect for psychoanalysts and psychodynamic psychotherapists.

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