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Christopher Bollas is Director of Education at the Austen Riggs Center of Stockbridge, Massachusetts, and Professor of English at the University of Massachusetts.
In The Shadow Of The Object is the exploration of psychoanalysis, of the reliving through language of that which is known but not yet thought.
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