“Freud, again using his conclusions about men’s moral attitudes and functioning as a baseline, had decided that women lack a strong superego… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“Freud believed that because the core of psychopathology was the repression of conflictual, infantile impulses, which sought disguised gratification from the analyst… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“Freud found that the most central childhood problems regularly surface not in discussion but in disguised form in the analytic relationship. It” — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“As with good history, good psychoanalytic interpretations must also make sense, pull together as much of the known data as possible, provide… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“Freud, again using his conclusions about men’s moral attitudes and functioning as a baseline, had decided that women lack a strong superego and hence… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
“Erikson (1950), for example, regarded male genitalia as orienting boys to external space and female genitalia as orienting girls to internal space. Boys” — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
“Winnicott’s understanding of the way experience can become traumatizing is quite different from Freud’s. Trauma for Winnicott is not just the introduction of something… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
“Loewald suggests that infantile, oedipal love detracts from and interferes with adult love when childhood experience is repressed, too strictly separated from adult experience.… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
“people often act in a way that provokes precisely the reactions they are expecting. These” — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
“Many patients grew up feeling their perceptions of their parents were forbidden and dangerous. They have learned to discount their own often discerning observations… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
“The child is not traumatized by a sexual event, per se; the child is traumatized by parental character pathology. Because” — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
“Freud believed that because the core of psychopathology was the repression of conflictual, infantile impulses, which sought disguised gratification from the analyst in many… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
“developmental theorists envision a mind rent by vertical splits between different self-states that have not been integrated with one another.” — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
“Reclaimed, unrepressed infantile experience enriches rather than detracts from adult experience. The” — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
“Natanijel Brendan nas upoznaje s pričom o dr. Odri Ričards, antropologu koja je tridesetih godina XX veka radila s plemenom Bemba iz Severne Rodezije.… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
“Janine Chassequet-Smirgel (1988) and other French Freudians, for example, argue that Freud’s phallocentrism was not just wrong, but a motivated error, defending against a… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
“In Freud’s account, the male superego is established under the threat of castration anxiety, which forces the boy to abandon his oedipal ambitions, but… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
“Freud found that the most central childhood problems regularly surface not in discussion but in disguised form in the analytic relationship. It” — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
“This fear manifested in Harvey’s self-protective vigilance with the analyst, his continually orchestrating the analytic experience rather than allowing himself to rely on the… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share
