Birds, Three Plate

The analysand s psyche may try to resolve these internal conflicts with reversion to the old order, with the former modes of ego-functioning and dominant complexes reasserting themselves (for example, the violent activities shown at the bottom of Plate II-3 or as intellectualizing defenses against somatic activation). The patient and therapist may have to face a fear of madness or paralyzing confusion (as shown by the three-headed white bird in the alembic in Plate II-3), one that is very different in experiential quality from the initial resistance to an encounter with the unconscious. 

Flow is classified broadly as shear fiow and extensional fiow. A catalog of various types of shear fiows has been given by Bird et al. [4]. In the present book, the discussion is restricted mainly to simple shear flow that occurs when a fluid is held between two parallel plates. Simple shear flow could be of the steady or unsteady type. Thus, flow is classified here under three headings ... 

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