The taming of psychoanalysis in geography

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After or beyond feeling? A consideration of affect and emotion in geography (2005, background): “Social, cultural and feminist geographers (Bondi 1999 forthcoming; Wood 2002; Airey 2003; Bondi and Fewell 2003; Callard 2003; Thrift 2004), cultural and gender theorists (Chodorow 1999; Ahmed 2002 2004; Harding and Pribram 2002; Sedgwick 2003), philosophers (Nussbaum 2001), sociologists (Jamieson…”
Making connections and thinking through emotions: between geography and psychotherapy (2005, background): “This article is motivated in part by my concern that emotions and emotional life might be too safely contained within, and too severely limited by, conceptual framings that evacuate the radical potential of this new work (compare Callard 2003; Thrift 2004).”
On the relational dynamics of caring: a psychotherapeutic approach to emotional and power dimensions of women's care work (2008, background): “Such unconscious feelings may run counter to feelings of which the care-giver or care-receiver is aware and may disrupt conscious intent (Callard 2003 ).”
Understanding feelings: Engaging with unconscious communication and embodied knowledge (2014, background): “The character of the unconscious I have mobilised to explore this example of unconscious communication is rather different from the disruptive, “untameable”, intransigent form emphasised by Felicity Callard (2003) and Mary Thomas (2007).”