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|'''[[1917]]–[[1924]]''' | '''[[January 21]], [[1924]]'''

Between 1905 and 1924, Freud described a series of [[pregenital]] [[stages]] that are to be [[und

...y, Trans.; pp. 422-432). [[London]]: Hogarth. (Original [[work]] published 1924)

...{{F}} "[[Works of Sigmund Freud|The Dissolution of the Oedipus Complex]]," 1924. [[SE]] XIX p. 173</ref>

...uding the [[unconscious]] on purely ''a priori'' grounds,<ref>{{F}} 1925e [1924]: [[SE]] XIX, 216-17</ref> and likened philosophical systems to [[paranoia]

...all the developments in psychoanalytic theory. In any event, from 1910 to 1924 Freud made a host of emendations, some of which were quite significant yet ...nd additions to the text as Freud revised it in 1910, 1915, 1920, and also 1924; the 1915 emendations are particularly important, appearing as they do duri

...love led Freud to evoke, on several occasions (1920g, 1921c, 1924c, 1925e [1924]), "the all-inclusive and all-preserving Eros of [[Plato]]'s <i>[[Symposium # ——. (1925e [1924]). The resistances to psycho-analysis. SE, 19: 211-222.

* [[Emma Eckstein]] (1865&ndash;1924) * [[Woodrow Wilson]] (1856&ndash;1924) (co-authored with and primarily written by [[William Bullitt]])

'''Claude Lefort''' was [[born]] in [[1924]] and was politically [[active]] by [[1942]] under the influence of his tut

...m Stalin's proclamation of the goal to "build socialism in one country" in 1924) lived on borrowed time, was "indebted to its own future," so that the fina

...than Czechoslovakia. First, the emblematic [[figures]] of Evald Iljenkov (1924-79) and Aleksei Losev (1893-1988), the two prototypes of Russian [[philosop

...sadistic]] [[fantasy]] associated with urinary and digestive functions. In 1924 he extended and transformed the [[Freudian]] [[schema]] of the evolution of ...lix Strachey, Trans.). [[London]]: Hogarth Press. (Original work published 1924)

...[[surrealist]] theorist. His writings include the Surrealist Manifesto of 1924, in which he defined [[surrealism]] as pure [[psychic]] automatism.

The movement was founded in Paris in 1924 by [[French]] poet André Breton, with the support of a group of poets and ...theater. The publication of the first <i>Surrealist Manifesto</i> (Breton, 1924) ushered in Surrealism's formative period. The group had a journal of its o

running which brought him a gold medal at the 1924 [[Paris]] Olympics: "God made

...eventually to reject his seduction hypothesis as [[false]]. Much later, in 1924, he would write the following in a footnote to his "Further Remarks on the # ——. (1925d [1924]). An autobiographical study. SE, 20: 1-74.

'''Jean Laplanche''' (b.June 21 1924) is a [[French]] [[author]], theorist and [[psychoanalysis|psychoanalyst]].

Vladimir Ilyich [[Lenin]] died on January 21 1924, 80 years ago—does the embarrassed [[silence]] over his [[name]] mean tha

...]-in-[[training]]. They [[married]], and had their first daughter, Eva, in 1924 and a second daughter in 1928, but Reich was unable to control his interest

In 1924, Freud drew a clear distinction between [[three]] principles: "The Nirvana

However, he did make two elucidations about the latency period: In 1924 Freud affirmed that he had "no [[doubt]] that the [[chronological]] and cau ...ppression]] of [[infantile sexuality]] a part of their [[system]]" (1925d [1924], p. 37).

...garth Press and the Institute of Psycho-Analysis. (Original work published 1924.)

...e retention-[[expulsion]] was specific to anal [[eroticism]] ([[Abraham]], 1924). This approach showed how the object, just as much as the erotogenic zone, ...ected papers on psycho-analysis. London: Hogarth. (Original work published 1924)

...usly in volume 3 of [[Imago]] in April 1914, then acknowledged by Freud in 1924 during the publication of volume ten of his collected works in [[German]].

...nces between [[Freudian]] [[thought]] and Spinoza's [[philosophy]] (Smith, 1924; Alexander, 1927). This [[discussion]] continues to more [[recent]] [[times

The movement was founded in [[Paris]] in 1924 by [[French]] poet André...

'''Emma Eckstein''' ([[1865]] - [[1924]]) was an early [[patient]] of [[Sigmund Freud]] who underwent disastrous n

[[Emma Eckstein]] (1865-1924) had a particularly disastrous [[experience]] when Freud referred the then

...urg), and 1932 (Wiesbaden), as well as a couple of national conferences in 1924 (Würzburg) and 1930 (Dresden). Psychoanalytic [[work]] groups were formed ...soon closed for [[lack]] of financing. There were the Therapeutikum (from 1924 to 1928, with room for fifteen [[patients]]), founded by [[Erich Fromm]] an

...eir father, who had been their [[enemy]] but also their [[ideal]]" (1925d [1924], p. 68). Afterward, none of the sons could take the [[place]] of the fathe # ——. (1925d [1924]). An autobiographical study. SE, 20: 1-74.

...at Lenin's funerals ("On the [[Death]] of Lenin") delivered on January 26 1924, which begins with:

...[Mourning]] and [[Melancholia]]" (1916-17g [1915]). Subsequently, Abraham (1924/1927) described the [[pregenital]] underpinning of this ambivalence, given

...he [[word]] neutrality is attributed to [[James]] Strachey, who used it in 1924 to translate the word <i>Indifferenz</i> in Freud's "Observations on Transf

...ese [[neuroses]]. So were psychologists, among [[them]] Stanley Hall (1844-1924), William James (1842-1910), and Boris Sidis (1867-1933). When they read th ...to North America and, ultimately, created a storm within the movement. By 1924, due to a mixture of professional [[responsibility]] and [[self-interest]],

...of the [[libido]], as rounded out a few years earlier by Karl [[Abraham]] (1924/1927). And he understood [[delusion]] as the [[unconscious]] offering itsel

Shortly after this, in 1924, Anna Freud began taking more responsibility over her father's professional

...rmath of the publication of his book <i>The [[Trauma]] of [[Birth]]</i> in 1924. Rank was educated with Freud's [[help]] and even somewhat under Freud's wi

In 1928, building on theories advanced by Karl [[Abraham]] in 1924 and on [[thoughts]] that Freud expressed in 1926 [[about]] the peculiaritie

...el she created institutions for young children, the first in [[Vienna]] in 1924-1925, the last and most complex, which was established after the war in [[L

The movement was founded in [[Paris]] in 1924 by [[French]] poet [[André Breton]], with the support of a group of poets ...theater. The publication of the first <i>Surrealist Manifesto</i> (Breton, 1924) ushered in Surrealism's formative period. The group had a journal of its o

# ——. (1925a [1924]). A note upon the "mystic writing pad." SE, 19: 225-232.

In 1928, building on theories advanced by Karl [[Abraham]] in 1924 and on [[thoughts]] that Freud expressed in 1926 [[about]] the peculiaritie

...ow. In 1935 Balint made use of the [[work]] of Sándor Ferenczi (Ferenczi, 1924/1963) and the predominant [[role]] he gave to object relations, as shown in

...ychoanalytic movement" (Lieberman, E. [[James]], 1985), his departure (end 1924-beginning 1925) and Abraham's [[death]] (December 1925), together with Freu

...mple, in the sea "abandoned in primeval [[times]]" of Ferenczi's Thalassa (1924, p. 52), in Freud's phylogenetic explanation of primal [[fantasies]] (1915f

...trate Freud's phylogenetic theory and the concept of regression (Thalassa, 1924), reaffirmed the reality of sexual trauma experienced by the [[infant]], an

...of the [[libido]], as rounded out a few years earlier by Karl [[Abraham]] (1924/1927). And he [[understood]] delusion as the [[unconscious]] offering itsel ...nd Alix Strachey, Trans.). London: Hogarth Press. (Original work published 1924)

* [[Freud, Sigmund]]. (1925a [1924]). A note upon the "mystic writing pad." SE, 19: 225-232.

...ations in character ("A Short Study of the Development of the [[Libido]]," 1924/1927). He set out to establish a [[semiology]] of [[psychic]] [[material]] ...Selected papers of Karl Abraham. London: Hogarth. (Original work published 1924)

...nal Development|libidinal development]] and nosological [[categories]]. In 1924 he published "A Short Study of the Development of the Libido, Viewed in the ...Bryan and A. Strachey, Trans.). London: Hogarth. (Original work published 1924)

In the course of his [[clinical]] [[work]] in [[Vienna]] (1924-1930) and then in Berlin (1930-1933), Wilhelm [[Reich]] worked out his own

...h]]. Allowed ==Biographie== with higher Teacher [[training]] [[school]] in 1924, at the same [[time]] as Raymond Aron, [[Paul]] Nizan and Jean-Paul [[Sartr

<em>Kino-Eye /Kino-glaz/</em>, Dziga Vertov's Soviet silent classic from 1924 (one of the highpoints of revolutionary cinema) takes as its emblem the eye

...ans chaque vie individuelle, à savoir ce qu'il a décrit sous ce titre en 1924, attirant lui-même l'attention sur ce qui est en fin de compte l'énigme d ...texte ( <span class="Style27">FREUD S., Der Untergang des Œdipuskomplexe (1924),G W XIII. Trad F. in La Vie sexuelle, Paris,1969, P.U.F.</span> <span clas

...rticles sur le f�tichisme de 1927 et sur la perte de la r�alit�  de 1924, celui-l� appr�ciera s'il n'appert pas que ce qui motive chez Freud un

...17 revolution in Russia, and he subsequently headed the Soviet state until 1924, bringing stability to the region and establishing a socialist economic and

...ric Liddel explains his fast running which brought him a gold medal at the 1924 Paris Olympics: "God made me for a purpose, but He also made me fast. And w