Raw Reveries, Polaroid Reveries: Some Hypotheses About Possible Functions and Technical Uses of Reveries.

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Title: Raw Reveries, Polaroid Reveries: Some Hypotheses About Possible Functions and Technical Uses of Reveries.
Authors: Winborn, Mark (AUTHOR)
Source: Journal of Analytical Psychology. Sep2024, Vol. 69 Issue 4, p682-685. 4p.
Subjects: Dream interpretation, Active imagination, Automobile racing drivers, Emotions, Flexible work arrangements
Abstract: The article "Raw Reveries, Polaroid Reveries: Some Hypotheses About Possible Functions and Technical Uses of Reveries" by Pietrantonio explores the concept of reverie in analysis from a hybrid Jungian-Bionian perspective. Reverie is described as the opening to one's internal stream of consciousness, encompassing ideas, thoughts, feelings, memories, and more. The article discusses different perspectives on reverie and its utilization in the analytic setting. Pietrantonio introduces the distinction between "raw reveries" and "polaroid reveries," highlighting their potential uses in communication and interpretation with patients. The article provides examples and insights into the role of reverie in the analytic process. [Extracted from the article]
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