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Tuckett, D. and Levinson, N.A. (2010). PEP Consolidated Psychoanalytic Glossary. PEP Consolidated Psychoanalytic Glossary , 1

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PEP Consolidated Psychoanalytic Glossary: R

Edited by:
David Tuckett and Nadine A. Levinson

This glossary is a compilation of terms, definitions, and discussion from major published psychoanalytic glossaries. The source of each entry is indicated at the start of each entry. The entries include the complete text of the original source, reused with permission, with added links provided by Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing (PEP)

The glossary is intended to bring the psychoanalytic concepts defined by the leading psychoanalytic glossaries together, so that researchers and practitoners can quickly compare and understand historical perspectives and definitions. While it is presented here as a more traditional, linear, book of alphabetized terms, this is only one of the views provided by the PEP-Archive. Each group of terms is linked from numerous points in the PEP archive--wherever the term is referenced and it would be handy to see definitions and discussion.

Index

RACKER, HEINRICH

RANGELL, LEO

RANK, OTTO

RAPAPORT, DAVID

RAPPORT

RAPPROCHEMENT SUBPHASE

RAT MAN

RATIONALIZATION; RATIONALISATION

REACTION-FORMATION; REACTION FORMATION

REACTIVE DEPRESSION

REAL

REALISTIC ANXIETY

REALITY

REALITY PRINCIPLE

REALITY-TESTING; REALITY TESTING

REALIZATION

RECOGNITION

RECONSTRUCTION

REGISTER

REGRESSION

REGULATORY PRINCIPLES

REICH, WILHELM

REJECTED OBJECT

REJECTED; REJECTING OBJECT

RELATION

RELATIONAL PSYCHOANALYSIS

RELATIONISM

RELATIONSHIP THERAPY

RELIGION, PSYCHOANALYSIS AND

REMEMBERING

REPARATION

REPETITION

REPETITION COMPULSION

REPETITION COMPULSION AND THE DREAD TO REPEAT

REPRESENTABILITY

REPRESENTABILITY, CONSIDERATIONS OF

REPRESENTATION

REPRESSED, RETURN OF THE

REPRESSION

REPRESSION BARRIER

REPRESSION PROPER

REPRESSION, PRIMARY

REPUDIATION OF FEMININITY

RESISTANCE

RESOMATIZATION

RESTITUTION; RESTORATION

RETENTION HYSTERIA

RETURN OF THE REPRESSED

REVERIE

REVERSAL INTO THE OPPOSITE

REVERSIBLE PERSPECTIVE

RHETORIC AND PSYCHOANALYSIS

RITUAL

RIVALRY

RONALD FAIRBAIRN

RUSSIA

RYCROFT, CHARLES F

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