The taming of solitude : separation anxiety in psychoanalysis /
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| Language: | English French |
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
1993
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| Edition: | English language ed. |
| Series: | New library of psychoanalysis ;
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Table of Contents:
- Book Cover
- Half-Title
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Foreword
- PART ONE Separation anxiety in psychoanalytic practice
- 1 Separation anxiety in transference phantasies
- The two faces of solitude
- Separation anxiety: a universal phenomenon
- How is separation anxiety manifested?
- Between the conscious and the unconscious
- Freud, separation and object-loss
- Reality and the phantasy of separation and object-loss
- Separation anxiety in the analysand2-analyst relationship
- From clinical practice to the various theories
- Notes
- 2 Separation anxiety illustrated by a clinical exampleThe diversity of manifestations of separation anxiety
- Meanings of an instance of acting out
- Repetition of an infantile psychical trauma
- Towards the working through of the Oedipal situation
- The link between love and hate in ambivalence
- The return of separation anxiety with the approach of the end of the analysis
- Being oneself and tolerating solitude
- 3 Approaches to the interpretation of separation anxiety
- Separation and differentiation
- Distinguishing for the purpose of unification
- ""Separation anxiety and mourning-work""""Losses and gains""; ""At the junction between narcissistic relations and object relations""; ""Separation anxiety and narcissistic disorders""; ""Note""; ""PART ONE Separation anxiety in psychoanalytic practice""; ""4 Freud, separation anxiety and object-loss""; ""1 Separation and object-loss in Freud�s early writings""; ""Infantile dependence and helplessness""; ""Fear of separation as the source of anxiety in the child""; ""The question of primary narcissism""; ""2 �Mounting and melancholia� (1917e [1915])""
- ""Introjection of the lost object""""Ambiguities in Freud""; ""It is the subject-ego that criticizes the object and not the other way round""; ""Where does the sadism of the superego come from?""; ""Splitting of the ego and disavowal of reality as defences against object-loss""; ""A transference example of introjection of the lost object and of the turning back of hate against oneself""; ""3 Inhibitions, Symptoms and Anxiety (1926d)""; ""Freud and Rank�s The Trauma of Birth""; ""Anxiety as a reaction of the ego to the danger of object-loss""
- ""The dangers vary according to the time of life""""Repetition, remembering and expectation of the traumatic situation""; ""The relationship between external and internal danger""; ""The affects of anxiety, pain and mourning""; ""Splitting of the ego, Freud�s third theory of anxiety""; ""The influence of Inhibitions, Symptoms and Anxiety""; ""Note""; ""5 The views of Melanie Klein and her school on separation anxiety and object-loss""; ""1 Separation anxiety and object-loss in Melanie Klein""; ""Separation and object-loss in the paranoid-schizoid position and the depressive position""
