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| Part One: The Subject | 1 |
| 1. An Introduction to Matte-Blanco's Reformulation of the Freudian Unconscious and his Conceptualization of the Internal World | 2 |
| 2. Bi-Logical Structures, the Unconscious, and the Mathematical Infinite | 43 |
| 3. The Fundamental Antinomy of Human Beings and World | 70 |
| Part Two: Projection, Introjection, and Internal World | 101 |
| 4. Freud's Concept of Projection in the Light of the Three Logics | 103 |
| 5. Identification and Projection | 120 |
| 6. The Notion of Internal World: Problems and Hopes | 124 |
| 7. A Perspective on Melanie Klein's Contribution | 138 |
| Part Three: Projective and Introjective Processes: A Bi-logical Point of View | 167 |
| 8. Some guiding Concepts for Understanding Clinical Reality | 169 |
| 9. Levels of Depth: a Working Scheme for Use in Clinical Practice | 184 |
| 10. The Fundamental Antinomy as Seen in Clinical Examples | 201 |
| Part Four: Symmetrical Frenzy, Bi-logical Frenzy, and Bi-Modal Frenzy | 231 |
| Prologue to Part Four | 233 |
| 11 The Multiplication of Three-Dimensional Objects | 236 |
| 12. Bi-Modal Frenzy | 245 |
| 13. The Upheaval of Spatial and Temporal Structures in the Dream World: the Spatio-Temporal Multidim Structure | 252 |
| Epilogue to Part Four | 269 |
| Part Five: Towards the Future | 271 |
| 14. The Notion of Object | 273 |
| 15. Some More Mathematical Concepts of Space, Dimension, Outside, and Inside | 288 |
| 16. The concept of Internal World: Past, Present, and Future | 307 |
| Appendix: An account of Melanie Klein's Conception of Projective Identification | 319 |
| Bibliography | 231 |
I am deeply grateful to Eric Rayner and David Tuckett for their unbounded generosity towards me, shown in numerous ways, and for writing an introductory chapter to this book to which they devoted much of their valuable time carefully revising its text and making it more acceptable to the English reader.
I thank Luciana, my wife, for her permission to include her paper on projective identification in this book. This paper has been very stimulating and has enabled me to base many of my comments about Melanie Klein on the quotations from her contained in