Time and Memory (Paperback)

Introduction -- The construction of heterochrony -- Distortions of time in the transference: some clinical and theoretical implications -- "Making time: killing time" -- Existence in time: development or catastrophe? -- Regression, curiosity, and the discovery of the object -- The Aztecs, Masada, and the compulsion to repeat -- Borges, immortality, and "The circular ruins" 1