Melanie Klein é freudiana

The Girl in Melanie Klein

Is Is a novel that attempts much and accomplishes little. The Nest is the name given to a decaying house in the country which houses three schizophrenics who have been incarcerated there for over twenty years. In their seventies, sixties and fifties, the three principal characters are Nora, who nourishes her royal delusions; Wassler, his R.A.F. world; and Hugo?the hero of the story?his versatil...

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Writings of Melanie

1/1 considering from the psycho-analytic point of view the behaviour of peopk in their social surroundings, it is necessary to investigate how the individual develops from infancy into maturity. A group­ whrlher small or large-consists of individuals in a relationship to onr another; and therefore the understanding of personality is the foundation for the understanding of social life. An explor...

Ferguson , Melanie A . and

Reshaping the psychoanalytic domain: the work of Melanie Klein, W. R. D. Fairbairn, and D. W. Winnicott

But the most interesting aspect of Sapp's book is his analysis of the social relations in science summarized in the chapter entitled 'Patterns of power'. He argues that the successes and failures of the various areas of research within heredity were not determined by an "intrinsic logical necessity of scientific thought". And that while the "technical advantage one research program may have ove...