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The Kleinian Development
Authors
Meltzer, D.
Published by
Clunie
ISBN-13
978-1855756786
ISBN-10
1855756781
Years
1978
Contents
Front Matter
p. i
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Part One: Freud's Clinical Development: (Method—Data—Theory
Acknowledgements
p. 2
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Introduction
p. 2
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Chapter I. Why History?
p. 4
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Chapter II. The Spiral of Method and Data (Studies on Hysteria)
p. 17
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Chapter III. The Crystallization of the Method Dream Analysis - (Dora)
p. 24
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Chapter IV. Freud's Theory of Sexuality
p. 39
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Chapter V. The Case History of Little Hans (The Infantile Neurosis)
p. 46
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Chapter VI. The Rat Man (Obsessional Neurosis)
p. 54
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Chapter VII. The Leonardo Paper (Narcissism)
p. 62
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Chapter VIII. The Schreber Case (Inner World)
p. 73
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Chapter IX. Mourning and Melancholia (Identification Processes)
p. 78
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Chapter X. The Wolf Man (The Primal Scene)
p. 89
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Chapter XI. The Child Being Beaten (The Perversions)
p. 102
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Chapter XII. Beyond the Pleasure Principle and Group Psychology (The Ego-Ideal)
p. 114
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Chapter XIII. The Ego and the Id (The Advent of the Structural Theory)
p. 124
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Chapter XIV. The Last Years (Anxiety and the Economics of the Mind)
p. 132
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Part Two: Richard Week-by-Week: (A Critique of the ‘Narrative of a Child Analysis’ and a review of Melanie Klein's work
Acknowledgements
p. 144
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Introduction
p. 145
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Chapter I. First Week: Sessions 1-6 Establishing the Analytic Situation; Evolution of the Concepts: Paranoid-Schizoid and Depressive Positions
p. 147
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Chapter II. Second Week: Sessions 7-12 The Developmental Role of the Thirst for Knowledge
p. 156
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Chapter III. Third Week: Sessions 13-18 ‘Envy and Gratitude’ as the Organizing Postscript to the Body of Melanie Klein's Theoretical Work
p. 162
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Chapter IV. Fourth Week: Sessions 19-24 Unconscious Phantasies as Mechanisms of Defence, with Special Reference to Obsessional Mechanisms
p. 169
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Chapter V. Fifth Week: Sessions 25-29 The Anxieties of the Paranoid-Schizoid Position: Paranoid Anxiety, Persecutory Anxiety, Persecutory Depression
p. 177
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Chapter VI. Sixth Week: Sessions 30-33 The Development of the Concept of Reparation: True, Manic and Mock Reparation
p. 186
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Chapter VII. Seventh Week: Sessions 34-39 Concepts of Confusion - Their Absence in the Work with Richard and its Consequence
p. 193
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Chapter VIII. Eighth Week: Sessions 40-45 The Phenomenology of Hypochondria: Its Differentiation from Psychosomatic Phenomena or Somatic Delusions
p. 202
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Chapter IX. Ninth Week: Sessions 46-52 Splitting and Idealization-its Role in Development and its Defects' Contribution to Psycho-pathology
p. 206
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Chapter X. Tenth Week: Sessions 53-59 The Composition of Intolerance to Frustration-Review of the Ten Weeks' Work
p. 215
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Chapter XI. Eleventh Week: Sessions 60-65 The Clinical Manifestations of Splitting Processes and the Structural Meaning of Integration, with Special Reference to the Concept of Ambivalence
p. 224
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Chapter XII. Twelfth Week: Sessions 66-71 The Role of Interpretation in the Therapeutic Process
p. 231
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Chapter XIII. Thirteenth Week: Sessions 72-77 The Relation of Ambivalence to the Experience of Depressive Pain
p. 239
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Chapter XIV. Fourteenth Week: Sessions 78-83 Technical Problems Related to Countertransference
p. 246
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Chapter XV. Fifteenth Week: Sessions 84-89 The Concept of the Combined Object and its Impact on Development
p. 253
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Chapter XVI. Sixteenth Week: Sessions 90-93 The Achievements of the Analysis, with Special Reference to Dependence on Internal Objects
p. 261
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Part Three: The Clinical Significance of the Work of Bion
Acknowledgements
p. 270
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Introduction
p. 271
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Chapter I. Experiences in Groups
p. 273
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Chapter II. Re-view of Group Dynamics and the Imaginary Twin
p. 283
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Chapter III. The Schizophrenia Papers
p. 290
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Chapter IV. Approach to a Theory of Thinking
p. 300
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Chapter V. Alpha-Function and Beta-Elements
p. 307
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Chapter VI. Container and Contained the Prototype of Learning
p. 316
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Chapter VII. The Elements of Psycho-Analysis and Psycho-Analytical Objects
p. 324
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Chapter VIII. The Role of Myth in the Employment of Thoughts
p. 333
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Chapter IX. Psychoanalytical Observation and the Theory of Transformations
p. 341
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Chapter X. Analytic Truth and the Operation of Multiple Vertices
p. 349
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Chapter XI. “Learning about” as a Resistance to “Becoming”
p. 356
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Chapter XII. The Bondage of Memory and Desire
p. 364
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Chapter XIII. The Psycho-Analytic Couple and the Group
p. 373
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Chapter XIV. Review: Catastrophic Change and the Mechanisms of Defence
p. 380
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Appendix: A Note on Bion's Concept “Reversal of Alpha-Function”
p. 389
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Index
p. 397
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