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PublisherRowman & Littlefield Publishers, Incorporated

ISBN-100765701154

ISBN-139780765701152

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Book TitleOn Freud's Couch : Seven New Interpretations of Freud's Case Histories

Number of Pages288 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicMovements / Psychoanalysis, General, Clinical Psychology, Applied Psychology

Publication Year1998

IllustratorYes

GenrePsychology

AuthorImre Szecsody

Book SeriesThe Library of Object Relations Ser.

FormatHardcover

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Item Height0.8 in

Item Weight0 Oz

Item Length9.2 in

Item Width6.4 in

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Intended AudienceTrade

LCCN97-029931

ReviewsMatthis, Szecsdy, and colleagues creatively examine seven of Freud's major case reports to link the sources of his central discoveries to current debates in contemporary psychoanalytic theory. The 'reexperiencing and restructuring' of early psychoanalytic insights in contemporary terms revitalizes the discourse and invigorates the psychoanalytic enterprise for students and seasoned practitioners alike., Matthis, Szecs dy, and colleagues creatively examine seven of Freud's major case reports to link the sources of his central discoveries to current debates in contemporary psychoanalytic theory. The 'reexperiencing and restructuring' of early psychoanalytic insights in contemporary terms revitalizes the discourse and invigorates the psychoanalytic enterprise for students and seasoned practitioners alike., Matthis, Szecsödy, and colleagues creatively examine seven of Freud's major case reports to link the sources of his central discoveries to current debates in contemporary psychoanalytic theory. The 'reexperiencing and restructuring' of early psychoanalytic insights in contemporary terms revitalizes the discourse and invigorates the psychoanalytic enterprise for students and seasoned practitioners alike., Weaving together their own ideas with the findings of historians of psychoanalysis and with other psychoanalytic reanalyses of Freud's case studies, the contributors to this very worthwhile book help us not only to understand better the origins of psychoanalysis but also to have a sense of where we are today.

Dewey Edition21

Dewey Decimal150.19/52

Synopsis'Matthis, Szecsdy, and colleagues creatively examine seven of Freud's major case reports to link the sources of his central discoveries to current debates in contemporary psychoanalytic theory. The 'reexperiencing and restructuring' of early psychoanalytic insights in contemporary terms revitalizes the discourse and invigorates the psychoanalytic enterprise for students and seasoned practitioners alike.' Sidney J. Blatt, "Matthis, Szecsdy, and colleagues creatively examine seven of Freud's major case reports to link the sources of his central discoveries to current debates in contemporary psychoanalytic theory. The 'reexperiencing and restructuring' of early psychoanalytic insights in contemporary terms revitalizes the discourse and invigorates the psychoanalytic enterprise for students and seasoned practitioners alike." -Sidney J. Blatt "Weaving together their own ideas with the findings of historians of psychoanalysis and with other psychoanalytic reanalyses of Freud's case studies, the contributors to this very worthwhile book help us not only to understand better the origins of psychoanalysis but also to have a sense of where we are today." -Roy Schafer and Rita Frankiel

LC Classification NumberBF173.P213 1998