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  • Secondary [[narcissism]] corresponds to the [[return]] to the ego of the [[libido]], withdrawn fro
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  • * [[narcissism]]: ''[[narcissisme]]'': ''Narzißmus'' * [[secondary process]]: ''processus secondaire''
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  • ...s as the result of a [[fixation]] at an archaic [[developmental]] stage of narcissism, Kernberg regards it as the result of a poor differentiation of the psychic
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  • ...nce itself. In the same way, the tension between the Same and the Other is secondary with regard to the non-coincidence of the Same with itself.<br><br> ..." The fact that "there is no sexual relationship" means precisely that the secondary signifier (that of the Woman) is "primordially repressed," and what we get
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  • ...makes it possible to situate a violence that will only really be violent (secondary violence) if the mother imposes it no longer upon the infant, but upon the ...//soc.enotes.com/psychoanalysis-encyclopedia/narcissism-primary">Primary [[narcissism]]; Sense/nonsense</a>; <a href="http://soc.enotes.com/psychoanalysis-encycl
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  • This [[injury]], at once [[phallus|phallic]] and [[narcissism|narcissistic]], was experienced to begin with as a personal [[punishment]], ...y is a primary given rather than a [[construction]] developed or used in a secondary way in response to [[primitive]] wishes. At the same time feminists have ca
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  • ...he image of a fellow being—a [[process]] that is specific to secondary [[narcissism]] and the [[ideal]] ego. ...ecular image. Lacan even gave the Other a role in the formation of primary narcissism. This schema allows for an approach to the [[treatment]] of early psychopat
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  • Primary narcissism corresponds to the original [[libidinal]] [[cathexis]] of the ego. Later, p ...hat [[Freud]] often spoke as often of "original narcissism" as of "primary narcissism"—the [[sense]] is the same.
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  • ...), where he expanded Freud's observations of the visual [[dimension]] of [[narcissism]]. Lacan stressed the importance of the mirror [[image]] for the [[infant]] ...entation, that is, a visual image, only by passing through the primary and secondary [[processes]]. The [[difference]] between what is visible and the <i>visual
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  • Secondary [[narcissism]] corresponds to the [[return]] to the ego of the [[libido]], withdrawn fro
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  • ...an]], maternal [[love]] prolongs sublimated [[sexuality]] as an alloy of [[narcissism]] and object love. Unbounded solicitous affection gives rise to a "shared [ ...ct]]; Love; Maternal care; Maternal reverie, capacity for; Mother goddess; Narcissism; [[Negative]] therapeutic reaction; Object; Object, [[change]] of/choice of
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  • ...defined it in very different ways: as a [[structure]] that accounts for [[narcissism]] and is part of the ego; as the ability to remain the same despite changes ...entity was assimilated to narcissism, described as a primary thematic with secondary variants. It [[left]] room for the self, the fourth metapsychological dimen
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  • ...autonomous]], which Freud does not do. Therefore, the taboo's existence is secondary, and follows upon that of the totem: given the [[thesis]] of totemism and t ...imism]], magic, and the omnipotence of thought—in short, to a study of [[narcissism]]. And the analogy, almost the [[identity]], between the forms and dynamics
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  • * [[Narcissism]]: 16-25, 123 * The [[Oedipus]] [[complex]] (secondary, normalizing identification): 5-6, 20-25, 66, 197
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  • | [[narcissism]] || ''[[narcissisme]]'' || ''Narzißmus'' | [[secondary process]] || ''processus secondaire'' ||
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  • ...psychological [[Supplement]] to the Theory of [[Dreams]]"; [[Narcissism]], secondary; Numinous (analytical psychology); "On the Origin of the 'Influencing [[Mac
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  • ...trast to the narcissistic personality, in which the self is cohesive. In [[narcissism]], transient fragmentation is seen during [[analysis]] and during certain p ...rtant [[clinical]] data for diagnosis and treatment, but the drives become secondary to the self.</p>
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  • Gain (primary and secondary) [[Narcissism]]
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  • ...displacement]], considerations of representability, [[symbolization]], and secondary revision, was to transform the formative components of dreams—daily resid ...Negative [[hallucination]], the function of disobjectalization, negative [[narcissism]], or the [[complex]] of the [[dead]] [[mother]] are so many paradigms of t
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  • ...ontribution to the Problem of [[Choice]] of Neurosis" (1913i) and in "On [[Narcissism]], an Introduction" (1914c). Subsequently it came up again twice, first in * Narcissism, secondary;
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  • ...he image of a fellow being—a [[process]] that is specific to secondary [[narcissism]] and the [[ideal]] ego. ...ecular image. Lacan even gave the Other a role in the formation of primary narcissism. This schema allows for an approach to the [[treatment]] of early psychopat
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  • ...Edmund [[Husserl]], Franz von Brentano posited self-consciousness as being secondary to consciousness or [[intentionality]] toward the object. Husserl inverted ...00) he emphasizes that self-consciousness is suspended in dreams. In "On [[Narcissism]]: An Introduction" (1914) he links it to, on the one hand, [[moral]] consc
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  • ...1915 article, Freud posited sadism as being primary and masochism as being secondary, that is, resulting from turning around, which necessarily implies a revers ...h is what André Green does, notably, in <i>Life [[Narcissism]], [[Death]] Narcissism</i> (1983/2001) has proposed with the idea of "a [[double]] [[return]]."
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  • ...conscious]] [[system]] and the free flow of [[psychic]] [[energy]], to the secondary processes, describing the [[preconscious]]-[[conscious]] system and the bin ...o the world. This implies an extension of the Freudian notion of primary [[narcissism]], but with an original theoretical adjunct. As Aulagnier explained in the
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  • * [[Primary process, secondary process]] # ——. (1914g). On [[narcissism]]: An introduction. SE, 14: 67-102.
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  • * [[Primary process/secondary process]] # [[Freud, Sigmund]]. (1914c). On [[narcissism]]: an introduction. SE, 14, 67-102.
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  • ...a [[stage]] between [[auto-eroticism]] and object [[choice]] proper--i.e., Narcissism). A) Hans' development showed a marked polygamy (aim to sleep with his [[fe ...d the motive for the [[illness]]--i.e., the advantage derived from it (the secondary gain of a neurosis). Freud classes anxiety attacks as a syndrome generally
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  • ...ain [[human]] [[self]]-[[consciousness]], [[aggressivity]], [[rivalry]], [[narcissism]], [[jealousy]] and [[fascination]] with [[images]] in general. In a [[sens ...18 months and corresponds to Freud's stage of [[Primary Narcissism|primary narcissism]]. That is the stage of human [[development]] when the subject is in [[love
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  • ...lored: the transmission of narcissism. Thus, Freud's descriptions in "[[On Narcissism]]: An Introduction" (1914c)—"A person may love . . . according to the nar ...oanalytical]] [[Society]] is that of the passage from [[autoeroticism]] to narcissism: "In general, man has two original sexual [[objects]] and his later life de
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  • ...e of obsessive [[ideas]] as in [[obsessional]] [[neurosis]] (in which case secondary symptoms might arise also as defenses against the primary ones); in [[phobi ...ict]]: the [[threat]] of [[castration]], the [[loss]] of the [[object]], [[narcissism]] at risk, or [[alienation]]; neurosis, [[depression]], borderline [[state]
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  • ...udy of [[the psychoses]] on paranoia in the essay cited above. After "On [[Narcissism]]: An Introduction," (1914) he proposed to distinguish among the [[neuroses ...so: Ego; [[Infantile]] [[psychosis]]; Infantile schizophrenia; Narcissism, secondary; [[Organic]] psychoses; Paranoid psychosis; [[Paraphrenia]]; "Psycho-[[Anal
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  • ...ieties of [[mental]] functioning which he called primary [[process]] and [[secondary process]]. The id uses [[primary process]], which employs the mechanisms of The ego is that part of the mind representing [[consciousness]]. It employs secondary process: that is, [[reason]], common [[sense]], and the [[power]] to delay
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  • ...to a familiar scheme, in the sense that it will also be the root-stock for secondary identifications, among which we place the functions of libidinal normalizat In the light of this conception, the term primary [[narcissism]], by which analytical [[doctrine]] denotes the libidinal investment chara
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  • :::: a. [[Narcissism]]: 16-25, 123 :::: a. The [[Oedipus]] [[complex]] (secondary, normalizing identification): 5-6, 20-25, 66, 197
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  • ...onditions of life? Hegel's solution here was very pragmatic―he opted for secondary palliative measures like colonial expansion and, especially, the mediating ...ing the whole of reality. Instead of trying to undermine or overcome this "narcissism" from the outside, emphasizing the "preponderance of the objective" (or the
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  • ...asch's [[Books/christopher-lasch/the-culture-of-narcissism|"The Culture of Narcissism"] does not seem in the least bit "scandalous" and, if read from a certain p ...ummary of Kernberg's basic theses and place the discussion of pathological narcissism (PN) and borderline states into an appropriate historical context.
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