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| Acknowledgements | xv |
| Introduction | 1 |
| Chapter 1 The Inaccessible Unconscious and Reverie as a Path of Figurability | 7 |
| Chapter 2 Poetry of Dream and De-Personalization | 25 |
| Chapter 3 Embodied Field and Somatic Reverie | 40 |
| Chapter 4 Transformations in Hallucinosis and the Receptivity of the Analyst | 53 |
| Chapter 5 The Un/Conscious as a Psychoanalytic Function of Personality | 84 |
| Chapter 6 Beneath, Behind or Inside? The Un/Conscious in Clinical Work | 111 |
| Chapter 7 Giving Body to the Mind: A Comparison Between Freud's and Bion's Metapsychologies | 121 |
| Chapter 8 The Grid and the Truth Drive | 148 |
| Chapter 9 Intermediarity as an Epistemological Paradigm in Psychoanalysis | 174 |
| Chapter 10 Bion's Evidence and his Theoretical Style | 192 |
| Postscript | 208 |
| Notes | 218 |
| Bibliography | 232 |
| Index | 244 |
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