Surprise And The Psycho-Analyst : On the Conjecture and Comprehension of Unconscious Processes.

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Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication Page; Table of Contents; CHAP. I INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY IS NOT SELF-EVIDENT; CHAP. II CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS OBSERVATION; CHAP. III NOTICING, ATTENTION, AND TAKING NOTE; CHAP. IV FROM THE TRULY STARTLING TO THE STARTLINGLY TRUE; CHAP. V THE PSYCHOGENESIS OF ANALYTICAL INTERPRETATION AND OF WIT; CHAP. VI KNOWLEDGE EXPERIENCED AND KNOWLEDGE LEARNT BY ROTE; CHAP. VII THERE IS NO ROYAL ROAD THROUGH THE UNCONSCIOUS; CHAP. VIII POINT OF DEPARTURE, PAUSE, RESUMPTION; CHAP. IX CONCERNING TACT, TIME, AND RHYTHM.

Chap. x the distinction between memory and reminiscencechap. xi an uncomprehended case; chap. xii the question of evidence-conjecture and comprehension; chap. xiii the psychical process of conjecture; chap. xiv the original nature of comprehension; chap. xv the instinctive basis of psychological conjecture; chap. xvi concerning reciprocal illumination; chap. xvii the significance of recurrent reflection; chap. xviii the experience of others in the ego; chap. xix the psychical mechanism of anticipation; chap. xx the shock of thought.

Chap. xxi psychological cognition and suffering the courage not to comprehendindex.

First published in 1999.

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