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OGDEN, Thomas H.  e  SOFIO, Fernanda. Toward a revised form of analytic thinking and practice: the evolution of analytic theory of mind. Rev. bras. psicanál [online]. 2020, vol.54, n.4, pp. 22-46. ISSN 0486-641X.

ABSTRACT The author describes the start of psyche according to five of the psychoanalytic theoreticians: Freud, Klein, Fairbairn, Winnicott and Bion. This is seen as fundamental so there can be a new and fruitful way of thinking and psychoanalytical clinic. The concept of mind presented by each of these authors is developed: it starts as means to the thoughts (Freud, Klein and Fairbairn) and becomes a process found in experience (Winnicott and Bion). Their work completely unveils and transforms both the way of thinking of those coming before them as well as those who came after them. When telling this 'stories' on the origin of the mind, and describing this concept from each of the work of these theoreticians, the author offers, not only his narrative and clarification on their work, but also his own interpretations and scope on these ideas.

Palavras-chave : mental apparatus; mind as a process; mind origin; being; become.

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