PEP | Article - The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child. XXXIV, 1979: Developmental Considerations of Ambivalence. Part 2 of An Exploration of the Relations of Instinctual Drives and the Symbiosis-Separation-Individuation Process. Henri Parens. Pp. 385-420.

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Abstract

Viewed developmentally, ambivalence seems to evolve through two basic conflicts. The first begins during the first part of the separation-individuation phase and consolidates during the rapproachement subphase. The first conflict involves dyadic object relations. The second conflict is an unavoidable part of the oedipus complex.

PEP | Article - The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child. XXXIV, 1979: Developmental Considerations of Ambivalence. Part 2 of An Exploration of the Relations of Instinctual Drives and the Symbiosis-Separation-Individuation Process. Henri Parens. Pp. 385-420. - Blank, H. Robert