Edward Glover

On the Early Development of Mind

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Produktbeschreibung

On the Early Development of Mind by Edward Glover covers a period of thirty years in which he gathered together and annotated his various contributions to this most obscure of all psychoanalytical themes

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
• Seitenzahl: 496
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. September 2017
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 27mm
• Gewicht: 826g
• ISBN-13: 9781138529236
• ISBN-10: 1138529230
• Artikelnr.: 50494555

Autorenporträt

Edward Glover

Inhaltsangabe

PrefaceI The Significance of the Mouth in Psycho-AnalysisII Notes on Oral
Character FormationIII The Neurotic CharacterIV Freud's Theory of
Inhibition, Symptomformation and AnxietyV The Etiology of AlcoholismVI The
Psychology of the PsychotherapeutistVII The 'Screening' Function of
Traumatic MemoriesVIII Grades of Ego-DifferentiationIX An Introduction to
the Study of Psycho-Analytical TheoryX Sublimation, Substitution and Social
AnxietyXI A Psycho-Analytical Approach to the Classification of Mental
DisordersXII On the Etiology of Drug-AddictionXIII The Relation of
Perversion-Formation to the Development of Reality-SenseXIV
Medico-Psychological Aspects of NormalityXV The Application of
Psycho-Analytic Principles in PsychiatryXVI A Developmental Study of the
Obsessional NeurosesXVII Unconscious Functions of EducationXVIII A Note on
IdealizationXIX The Psycho-Analysis of AffectsXX The Concept of
DissociationXXI Psychology and the PublicXXII The Future Development of
Psycho-AnalysisXXIII The Position of Psycho-Analysis in Great BritainXXIV
Functional Aspects of the Mental ApparatusXXV On the Desirability of
Isolating a 'Functional' (psychosomatic) Group of Delinquent DisordersXXVI
Research Methods in Psycho-AnalysisXXVII The Indications for
Psycho-AnalysisXXVIII The Frontiers of Psycho-AnalysisAppendix. Edward
Glover: BibliographyIndex of AuthorsSubject Index

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PrefaceI The Significance of the Mouth in Psycho-AnalysisII Notes on Oral Character FormationIII The Neurotic CharacterIV Freud's Theory of Inhibition, Symptomformation and AnxietyV The Etiology of AlcoholismVI The Psychology of the PsychotherapeutistVII The 'Screening' Function of Traumatic MemoriesVIII Grades of Ego-DifferentiationIX An Introduction to the Study of Psycho-Analytical TheoryX Sublimation, Substitution and Social AnxietyXI A Psycho-Analytical Approach to the Classification of Mental DisordersXII On the Etiology of Drug-AddictionXIII The Relation of Perversion-Formation to the Development of Reality-SenseXIV Medico-Psychological Aspects of NormalityXV The Application of Psycho-Analytic Principles in PsychiatryXVI A Developmental Study of the Obsessional NeurosesXVII Unconscious Functions of EducationXVIII A Note on IdealizationXIX The Psycho-Analysis of AffectsXX The Concept of DissociationXXI Psychology and the PublicXXII The Future Development of Psycho-AnalysisXXIII The Position of Psycho-Analysis in Great BritainXXIV Functional Aspects of the Mental ApparatusXXV On the Desirability of Isolating a 'Functional' (psychosomatic) Group of Delinquent DisordersXXVI Research Methods in Psycho-AnalysisXXVII The Indications for Psycho-AnalysisXXVIII The Frontiers of Psycho-AnalysisAppendix. Edward Glover: BibliographyIndex of AuthorsSubject Index