Prelogical Experience: An Inquiry Into Dreams and Other Creative Processes

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"We might say that Prelogical Experience amounts to an interpersonalized ego psychology, a psychoanalytic way of thinking about mind that takes into account the influence of interpersonal relations on the structure of mind, and on what experience can be from one moment to the next. In this, Tauber and Green were continuing not only the emphasis of Fromm, but also that of Sullivan, whose concepts of selective inattention, dissociation, and the self-system were groundbreaking entries in the same set of observations."

- Donnel Stern, Ph.D., Author, Unformulated Experience (Analytic Press, 1997)