Cracking Up: The Work of Unconscious Experience

Christopher Bollas

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Contents. Introduction. Communications of the Unconscious. A Separate Sense. Dissemination. Preoccupation unto Death. The Functions of History. What Is This Thing Called Self? The Structure of Evil. Cracking Up. References. Index.

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