Psycho-Analytic Concept of Depression

The Psycho-Analytic Study of the Child

work is stimulating and of high quality but, too often, their contributions appear to be retrospective insights into the child's mind from case material gleaned during the psycho-analysis of an adult. In consequence, the recognition of the deviations or neuroses at the time they occur in the child is not discussed. When the article is a discussion of a child under treatment, the interpretations...

The psycho-analytic study of thinking.

i. In this paper I am primarily concerned to present a theoretical system. Its resemblance to a philosophical theory depends on the fact that philosophers have concerned themselves with the same subject-matter; it differs from philosophical theory in that it is intended, like all psycho-analytical theories, for use. It is devised with the intention that practising psycho-analysts should restate...

The Psycho-Analytic Study of the Family

Primary Love and Psycho-Analytic Technique

depth of the doctor's understanding of himself, of the patient's illness, and of the fantasies that he and his patient share with each other. This book is concerned with the principles themselves, and first appeared in 1952, when it consisted of papers dating from the year 1930, and included contributions by Alice Balint. The present edition includes four new papers, two of which deal with psyc...

Psychosomatic Medicine and Adler ' s Concept of Psycho - physical Unity