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Subject(s)

• Psychoanalysis [Browse]
• Sex (Psychology) [Browse]
• Freud, Sigmund 1856-1939 [Browse]
• Ferenczi, Sándor 1873-1933 [Browse]
• Laplanche, Jean [Browse]

Related name

Geyskens, Tomas [Browse]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (p. [153]-158) and index.

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Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

• From Seduction to Sexual Biology
• Neurasthenia and Anxiety Neurosis (1892-1895)
• The Theory of Seduction
• December 6, 1896: The Introduction of Perversion
• Freud's New Insights
• November 14, 1897: Organic Repression and the Origin of Disgust
• Infantile Sexuality and Infantile Phantasies
• Clinical Anthropology in the Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality
• The Lost Instinct
• Deviations with Regard to the Object of the Sexual Drive
• Deviations with Regard to the Aim of the Sexual Drive
• The "Popular" Views on Sexuality or ... Beyond the Norm?
• Sexuality and Neurosis
• Infantile Sexuality
• Infantile Sexuality and Organic Repression
• Nature and Culture in the Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality
• The Erogenous Zones and the Characteristics of Infantile Sexual Life
• The Meaning of Seduction in the Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality
• Conclusion: The Gap between the Adult and Child
• The Developmental Phases of Infantile Sexuality
• Conclusion: The Anthropological Difference in Later Editions of the Three Essays
• The Return of the Trauma in the Later Work of Ferenczi
• Analysis as the Repetition of the Trauma
• Confusion of Tongues between Child and Adult
• Ferenczi's Modification of Analytic Technique
• Theoretical Implications
• Jean Laplanche and the Theory of General Seduction
• Laplanche's Critique of Freudian Biologism
• Laplanche's Critique of Ferenczi
• The Original Seduction
• Seduction as the Truth of the Theory of Anaclisis
• Erogeneity, Sexuality, and Seduction.

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ISBN

159051128X (pbk. : alk. paper)

LCCN

2004002833^^

OCLC

54424916

RCP

H - S

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