History and Psychoanalysis
The outcome of child psychoanalysis: A retrospective investigation
... psychiatric history, this was not always specific enough to make a confident decision ...psychiatric history, wishing to avoid the possibility that their child’s disturbance would seen to be linked to their ...
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Rethinking psychoanalysis in the psychosocial
... within psychoanalysis over the conservatism-radicalism axis, as this has been done many times before (Frosh, 2018b); let us simply say that this tension exists, and it is part of the intriguing nature of ...
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Index terms Psychoanalysis, Katherine Mansfield,
... Patricia Moran and Patricia L. Moran, in their book Word of Mouth: Body Language in Katherine Mansfield and Virginia Woolf comment as following, while showing the importance of understanding the influence of the way in ...
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`In pursuit of the Nazi mind?' the deployment of psychoanalysis in the allied struggle against Germany
... and psychoanalysis, something of the same insistence on the need to integrate Nazism into accounts of what Mazower calls ‘the mainstream’ can all be ...morass. Psychoanalysis offers a rich vocabulary, ...
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Primitivity and violence: traces of the unconscious in psychoanalysis
... that psychoanalysis carries over the traces of this binary as it moves forward into the postcolonial ...of psychoanalysis beyond its original European and North American heartlands, the continuing pull of ...
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Psychoanalysis, Nazism and "Jewish science"
... The history has been reasonably well documented in recent years, particularly in Brecht et al (1985), and can only be summarised briefly ...of psychoanalysis behind the ‘Aryan’ figure of Boehm might be ...
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Freud, psychoanalysis and anti Semitism
... religious history; why else, if not because they were already chosen as special, would the Christian Messiah, Jesus, come from that obscure people? This fact intensified hatred of the Jews; somehow, it is always ...
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Clinical Research in Child Psychoanalysis
... the history of psychoanalysis itself, and to understand their necessary relationship to the primary object of study of psychoanalysis, namely unconscious mental ...
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Psychoanalysis, colonialism, racism
... early history of psychoanalysis, relating to the intense antisemitism of Freud’s ...whom psychoanalysis grew up, and how widespread were ideas such as that Jews were castrated ...
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Freud and Volkan: Psychoanalysis, Group Identities and Archaeology
... All of these identifications are given social relevance through two other threads: the establishment of a social narrative by selecting ‘chosen glories’ and ‘chosen traumas’. These are the universally accepted ...
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The future of politics and psychoanalysis
... of psychoanalysis that attend sympathetically to the particularities of its formation have various emphases, but they tend to focus on either its scien- tific background in nineteenth-century biology, evolutionary ...
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Expressionism Symbolism and psychoanalysis of
... dim moonlight forest he could no recognized the familiar landmarks and lost his way in the forest; even he could not find the food he had buried there. He would get nothing to eat. The darkness of the forest frightened ...
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The Toilet As The Žižekian Vase: The Philosophical Surplus of Psychoanalysis
... “when Lacan introduces the term “desire of the analyst,” it is in order to undermine the notion that the climax of the analytic treatment is a momentous insight into the abyss of the Real, the “traversing of the ...
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Psychosocial histories of Psychoanalysis
... of psychoanalysis that uses some of psychoanalysis’ own conceptual ...of psychoanalysis have been written, even the best of them, such as Mario Ben Plotkin’s (2001) study of psy- choanalysis in ...
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Robert Duncan and the 60s : psychoanalysis, politics, kitsch
... demystifying vein when, in reference to Hitler as well as Lyndon Johnson during the Vietnam War, he writes “Where history becomes myth, men are moved not toward the ends they desire but toward their fates, the ...
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Subjectivity, not personality: combining psychoanalysis and discourse analysis
... Lacanian psychoanalysis and discourse analysis (Georgaca, 2001, ...Lacanian psychoanalysis is potentially open to all possibilities of data collection, although it is difficult to see how the experimental ...
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Psychoanalysis, Mental Health and Drug Issues
... what psychoanalysis, anyway, indicates is that the postmodern human being wants to avoid conflict and pain at any cost: it is understood, in the model of neurochemical cure that the disorders are considered ...
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Psychoanalysis Of The Character Of Ravan In “Valmiki’s Ramayan”
... Despite having everything, the Demon-king was defeated and that too by a human, a Kshatriya prince. One wonders the reasons behind the undoing of such a great king and a tapasvin. There ought to be more to Ravan and not ...
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Attachment and Object-Relations Theory
... Attachment theory appears to differ radically from psychoanalytic drive-theory. It is rich in empirical data when compared with the latter. It also embraces some of the concepts of cognitive psychology, particularly in ...
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... Our History video includes a scene of the students watching the planes hit the towers during their time-‐travel ...oral history videos and news footage from the scene of each plane ...
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