Tiknīk va karbast-i ravankavī: Persian 1402

In this book, Greenson tried to present a clear picture of the main processes of the psychoanalytic room (such as transference, resistance, analysis, and interpretation, etc.); But at the same time, he tries not to contaminate this clarification with objectification; He emphasizes that one should not forget the uniqueness of people and the multiple meanings in the same issue. This book can provide a preliminary concept of the broad reality of the psychoanalytic process, but the occurrence of the concept of psychoanalysis requires patience, commitment, and following the processes of psychoanalysis, such as being analyzed by the analyst, benefiting from the opinions and experiences of experts, extensive studies, and familiarity with the ideas of other thinkers.