Wilfred’s Razor. A reading of W.R. Bion’s A Memoir of the Future
Abstract
The Author claims that Memoir of the Future is a text which develps with aesthetic and narrative methods the conceptual reform that had already out forward in Experience in groups and in Learning from Experience. The epistemological continuity between the Bionian texts is seen as a realization of the theoretical precautions and the methodological preoccupations which have been peculiar of the nominalism and the British empiricism: the avoidance of speculative excesses and the onthological distance between objects and concepts.
