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Self representation is the image the subject has of him or herself based on his or her own interpretation. It is one of the factors of the ego and its representation as termed "an individual, differentiated, real, and permanent entity" (Racamier) particularized by a distinctive history and modes of feeling, thinking, and doing.
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[[Self]] [[representation]] is the [[image]] the [[subject]] has of him or herself based on his or her own [[interpretation]]. It is one of the factors of the ego and its representation as termed "an [[individual]], differentiated, [[real]], and permanent entity" (Racamier) particularized by a distinctive [[history]] and modes of [[feeling]], [[thinking]], and doing.
This accounts for Heinz Hartmann's distinction between, on the one hand, the ego as a function and the self as the object of narcissistic investment, and, on the other, "object representations" and "self...
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This accounts for Heinz [[Hartmann]]'s [[distinction]] between, on the one hand, the ego as a function and the self as the [[object]] of [[narcissistic]] investment, and, on the [[other]], "object representations" and "self...
  
  

Latest revision as of 22:47, 20 May 2019

Self representation is the image the subject has of him or herself based on his or her own interpretation. It is one of the factors of the ego and its representation as termed "an individual, differentiated, real, and permanent entity" (Racamier) particularized by a distinctive history and modes of feeling, thinking, and doing. This accounts for Heinz Hartmann's distinction between, on the one hand, the ego as a function and the self as the object of narcissistic investment, and, on the other, "object representations" and "self...