A History of Criminal Justice in England and Wales

"A well needed exploration of unconscious work and theories about it, at once thoughtful, creative, evocative. Aspects of the Jungian, Relational and Lacanian unconscious are viewed from an interpersonal perspective. The authors leave the way open for diverse approaches to interact and enrich each other, pulsating with possibilities. Rather than tying everything up, the book feels like a beginning through which we speak with the unconscious speaking with us."
Michael Eigen, The Challenge of Being Human, The Sensitive Self, Feeling Matters, and Flames from the Unconscious: Trauma, Madness, Faith
　
"Though unconscious process and unconscious motivation has been at the center of psychoanalytic thinking from its inception, there has been only minimal literature comparing different ways of thinking about these key concepts that have evolved beyond Freud’s original description and its ego-psychological emendations. This scholarly and well written volume brings us up-to-date, delineating key contemporary conceptualizations of unconscious process, comparing them with each other as well as with Freudian theorizing. It should be required reading for anyone interested in psychoanalysis."

Irwin Hirsch Ph.D,, NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis; the Wm. Alanson White Institute; the Manhattan Institute for Psychoanalysis

　
"A book full of enriching analyses of the so called 'vast domain'—the unconscious. A must for everyone entangled in the discourse on psychoanalysis and those who want to get involved."
Rosemarie Brucher is a scholar in Theater Studies and Vice-Rector of Research of the Music and Arts University of the City of Vienna

　
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Roger Frie, Professor of Education, Simon Fraser University and Affiliate Professor of Psychiatry, University of British Columbia

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