Underlying Assumptions in Psychoanalytic Schools
A Comparative Perspective
Herausgeber: Huppertz, Bernd
Underlying Assumptions in Psychoanalytic Schools
A Comparative Perspective
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This book offers a comparative study of the major schools of psychoanalysis by exploring their historical development, their differences and similarities, and the underlying assumptions made by each.
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This book offers a comparative study of the major schools of psychoanalysis by exploring their historical development, their differences and similarities, and the underlying assumptions made by each.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 344
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. April 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 668g
- ISBN-13: 9780367462550
- ISBN-10: 0367462559
- Artikelnr.: 67261409
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 344
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. April 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 668g
- ISBN-13: 9780367462550
- ISBN-10: 0367462559
- Artikelnr.: 67261409
Bernd Huppertz is a physician in private practice. In Germany, he is a psychotherapist (child, adolescent, adult, and group), a psychiatrist, a neurologist and, formerly, a brain researcher. In 2002, he qualified to teach further education in psychiatry and psychotherapy (lecturer, teaching therapist, and supervisor) (Brandenburg Medical Association). He is also a part-time medical director of non-profit outpatient counseling/rehabilitation centers for patients affected by addiction. He is the editor of Psychotherapy in the Wake of War: Discovering Multiple Psychoanalytic Traditions and of Approaches to Psychic Trauma: Theory and Practice.
Foreword Introduction 1. Historical Introduction: The Beginnings of
Psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, Metapsychology, Ego Psychoanalysis, the
Developing Freudian School of Thought, and the Deviants 2. Contemporary UK
Freudians 3. Klein, Kleinians, and Post-Kleinians: Deeper Layers of the
Mind and Projective Identification 4. Fairbairn and the Independent
Tradition 5. Winnicott and the Winnicottians 6. Bion, Bionians, and
Post-Bionians: The Relational and the Unrepresented 7. John Bowlby,
Attachment Theory, and Attachment Based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy 8.
Lacan and the Lacanians: The Lacanian Unconscious 9. New York Freudian
Group, US Freudians, and Contemporary Freudians 10. American Ego Psychology
11. Sandor Ferenczi, the Budapest School of Psychoanalysis, and the
Ferenczi Tradition: The Bridge Between the "One-Person" and "Two-Person"
Psychology 12. Interpersonal Psychoanalysis 13. The Neo-Freudians 14. Self
Psychology, Kohut and the Kohutian Perspective 15. Post-Kohutian Self
Psychology 16. Relational Psychoanalysis: An Assessment at this Time 17.
Intersubjectivity: Intersubjective Systems Theory 18. American Object
Relations: The Assumptions of American Object Relations Theories 19. Infant
Research-Rooted Therapies in the UK 20. Infant Research-Rooted US
Therapies: History of Development of Infant Research-Rooted Theories and
the Core Concept of a Developmental Theory of Psychoanalysis 21.
Neuropsychoanalysis: A Widening Scope for Psychoanalysis 22. Italian
Psychoanalytic Thought 23. Argentine Psychoanalysis and the Psycho-Social
Perspective 24. Psychoanalyses in Asia 25. Jung and the Jungians: The
Jungian Perspective 26. The Post-Jungians 27. Summary and Overview 28.
Epilogue: Psychoanalysis and the Journey from Natural to Social Science 29.
Prospectus and Perspectives
Psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, Metapsychology, Ego Psychoanalysis, the
Developing Freudian School of Thought, and the Deviants 2. Contemporary UK
Freudians 3. Klein, Kleinians, and Post-Kleinians: Deeper Layers of the
Mind and Projective Identification 4. Fairbairn and the Independent
Tradition 5. Winnicott and the Winnicottians 6. Bion, Bionians, and
Post-Bionians: The Relational and the Unrepresented 7. John Bowlby,
Attachment Theory, and Attachment Based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy 8.
Lacan and the Lacanians: The Lacanian Unconscious 9. New York Freudian
Group, US Freudians, and Contemporary Freudians 10. American Ego Psychology
11. Sandor Ferenczi, the Budapest School of Psychoanalysis, and the
Ferenczi Tradition: The Bridge Between the "One-Person" and "Two-Person"
Psychology 12. Interpersonal Psychoanalysis 13. The Neo-Freudians 14. Self
Psychology, Kohut and the Kohutian Perspective 15. Post-Kohutian Self
Psychology 16. Relational Psychoanalysis: An Assessment at this Time 17.
Intersubjectivity: Intersubjective Systems Theory 18. American Object
Relations: The Assumptions of American Object Relations Theories 19. Infant
Research-Rooted Therapies in the UK 20. Infant Research-Rooted US
Therapies: History of Development of Infant Research-Rooted Theories and
the Core Concept of a Developmental Theory of Psychoanalysis 21.
Neuropsychoanalysis: A Widening Scope for Psychoanalysis 22. Italian
Psychoanalytic Thought 23. Argentine Psychoanalysis and the Psycho-Social
Perspective 24. Psychoanalyses in Asia 25. Jung and the Jungians: The
Jungian Perspective 26. The Post-Jungians 27. Summary and Overview 28.
Epilogue: Psychoanalysis and the Journey from Natural to Social Science 29.
Prospectus and Perspectives
Foreword Introduction 1. Historical Introduction: The Beginnings of
Psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, Metapsychology, Ego Psychoanalysis, the
Developing Freudian School of Thought, and the Deviants 2. Contemporary UK
Freudians 3. Klein, Kleinians, and Post-Kleinians: Deeper Layers of the
Mind and Projective Identification 4. Fairbairn and the Independent
Tradition 5. Winnicott and the Winnicottians 6. Bion, Bionians, and
Post-Bionians: The Relational and the Unrepresented 7. John Bowlby,
Attachment Theory, and Attachment Based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy 8.
Lacan and the Lacanians: The Lacanian Unconscious 9. New York Freudian
Group, US Freudians, and Contemporary Freudians 10. American Ego Psychology
11. Sandor Ferenczi, the Budapest School of Psychoanalysis, and the
Ferenczi Tradition: The Bridge Between the "One-Person" and "Two-Person"
Psychology 12. Interpersonal Psychoanalysis 13. The Neo-Freudians 14. Self
Psychology, Kohut and the Kohutian Perspective 15. Post-Kohutian Self
Psychology 16. Relational Psychoanalysis: An Assessment at this Time 17.
Intersubjectivity: Intersubjective Systems Theory 18. American Object
Relations: The Assumptions of American Object Relations Theories 19. Infant
Research-Rooted Therapies in the UK 20. Infant Research-Rooted US
Therapies: History of Development of Infant Research-Rooted Theories and
the Core Concept of a Developmental Theory of Psychoanalysis 21.
Neuropsychoanalysis: A Widening Scope for Psychoanalysis 22. Italian
Psychoanalytic Thought 23. Argentine Psychoanalysis and the Psycho-Social
Perspective 24. Psychoanalyses in Asia 25. Jung and the Jungians: The
Jungian Perspective 26. The Post-Jungians 27. Summary and Overview 28.
Epilogue: Psychoanalysis and the Journey from Natural to Social Science 29.
Prospectus and Perspectives
Psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, Metapsychology, Ego Psychoanalysis, the
Developing Freudian School of Thought, and the Deviants 2. Contemporary UK
Freudians 3. Klein, Kleinians, and Post-Kleinians: Deeper Layers of the
Mind and Projective Identification 4. Fairbairn and the Independent
Tradition 5. Winnicott and the Winnicottians 6. Bion, Bionians, and
Post-Bionians: The Relational and the Unrepresented 7. John Bowlby,
Attachment Theory, and Attachment Based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy 8.
Lacan and the Lacanians: The Lacanian Unconscious 9. New York Freudian
Group, US Freudians, and Contemporary Freudians 10. American Ego Psychology
11. Sandor Ferenczi, the Budapest School of Psychoanalysis, and the
Ferenczi Tradition: The Bridge Between the "One-Person" and "Two-Person"
Psychology 12. Interpersonal Psychoanalysis 13. The Neo-Freudians 14. Self
Psychology, Kohut and the Kohutian Perspective 15. Post-Kohutian Self
Psychology 16. Relational Psychoanalysis: An Assessment at this Time 17.
Intersubjectivity: Intersubjective Systems Theory 18. American Object
Relations: The Assumptions of American Object Relations Theories 19. Infant
Research-Rooted Therapies in the UK 20. Infant Research-Rooted US
Therapies: History of Development of Infant Research-Rooted Theories and
the Core Concept of a Developmental Theory of Psychoanalysis 21.
Neuropsychoanalysis: A Widening Scope for Psychoanalysis 22. Italian
Psychoanalytic Thought 23. Argentine Psychoanalysis and the Psycho-Social
Perspective 24. Psychoanalyses in Asia 25. Jung and the Jungians: The
Jungian Perspective 26. The Post-Jungians 27. Summary and Overview 28.
Epilogue: Psychoanalysis and the Journey from Natural to Social Science 29.
Prospectus and Perspectives