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Subject(s)

• Ferenczi, Sándor 1873-1933 [Browse]
• Psychiatrists—Hungary—Biography [Browse]
• Psychoanalysts—Hungary—Biography [Browse]

Series

Relational perspectives book series [More in this series]

Notes

• Translation of: Sándor Ferenczi. Presses Universitaires de France. 3e éd. 2011. (Psychanalystes d'aujourd'hui ; v. 9).
• "Translation into English by Andrew Weller"--Verso title page.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• The modernity of Sándor Ferenczi
• A life inscribed in the crucible of the history of the psychoanalytic movement
• The work
• Presentation
• Introjection and transference (1909a) : the master stroke
• A little chanticleer (1913a)
• Thalassa. a theory of genitality. (1924a)
• The technical innovations (1918-1933)
• The concept of the "wise baby" (1924-1932)
• The clinical diary (January-October, 1932)
• The heritage of Ferenczi's advances at the theoretical level
• Choice of texts
• Transference and introjection (1909a)
• On obscene words (contribution to the psychology of the latency period) (1910a)
• Interchange of affect in dreams (1916/1917)
• The further development of the "active therapy" in psycho-analysis
• The dream of the "wise baby" (1923a)
• Thalassa, a theory of genitality (1924a)
• Contra-indications to the "active" psycho-analytical technique (1926a)
• The elasticity of psycho-analytic technique (1928a)
• The principle of relaxation and neocatharsis (1930a)
• Confusion of tongues between adults and the child (1933a)
• Afterword by Robert Bartlett, Adrienne Harris, and Lauren Levine
• References
• Selected bibliography.

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ISBN

• 9781138702424 (hardback : alkaline paper)
• 1138702420 (hardback : alkaline paper)
• 9781138702448 (paperback : alkaline paper)
• 1138702447 (paperback : alkaline paper)

LCCN

2017019471

OCLC

975484705

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