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baa-ram reference to Bahram, ‘That Great Hunter’; see Omar Khayyam, RUBAIYAT, Fitzgerald translation. I.11
Babel confusion. I.8
confusion of, used as an expression of divine hostility to thinking man's ambitions. I.34
Bach, J. S. THE WELL-TEMPERED CLAVIER. I.8
and Mozart and Beethoven; chance of actual throwing together of notes or lines and other pictorial representations, without the existence of a mental midwife [as Socrates described himself]. II.3
musical score and patterns of sound. I.19
Bacon, Francis brilliant thinker who was also an artist in words. Quotation from his essays. II.1
bad job Bion's last paper, ‘Making the Best of a Bad Job’ . W. R. Bion to the British Psycho-Analytical Society, March 1979. (First published in Bulletin of the British Psycho-Analytical Society, 1979. Also published in Clinical Seminars and Four Papers, Oxford: Fleetwood Press, 1987.) III.8
bad temper provoked with reason; see Freud's reaction to Adler and Jung, ON THE HISTORY OF THE PSYCHO-ANALYTIC MOVEMENT, 1914d, p. 62. I.29
BHAGAVAD GITA [see Arjuna and Krishna]. I.31