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Weiss investigates points of contact between the theories of Klein and Bion, setting out to demonstrate how Bion took up central Kleinian concepts
and gave them a new meaning in the context of his own conceptions, both modifying and expanding them in the process. Certain indeterminacies and shifts of meaning become apparent when these concepts are applied to the clinical situation; the ideas put forward here are designed to clarify that situation.