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* [[drive]]: ''pulsion'' * [[ego psychology]]: ''égopsychologie'': ''Ich-[[Psychologie]]''

[[Sigmund Freud|Freud]] introduced the [[concept]] of the [[death drive]] in ''[[Beyond the Pleasure Principle]]'' (1920). ...eived of as a tendency towards [[cohesion]] and [[unity]], and the [[death drive]]s, which operate in the opposite direction, [[undoing]] connections and de

...recognition]] is central to the concept, since it is only insofar as the [[drive]]s are diverted towards this [[dimension]] of shared social values that the ...ion|perverse sexuality]] as a [[form]] of direct [[satisfaction]] of the [[drive]] is possible, and that [[sublimation]] is only necessary because this dire

...of the [[drive]]s, where '[[object]]' is defined as that which allows a [[drive]] to achieve its aim. ...ay, for [[instance]], be a person; its aim, or the act towards which the [[drive]] tends, may be sexual intercourse with that person.

===Instinct and Drive=== [[Lacan]] follows [[Freud]] in distinguishing the [[instinct]]s from the [[drive]]s, and criticizing those who obscure this [[distinction]] by using the sam

...te aim of the [[reality principle]] is still the [[satisfaction]] of the [[drive]]s, it can be said that "the [[substitution]] of the reality principle for [[Category:Freudian psychology]]

...splaced]] or transformed) but the "ideational [[representative]]" of the [[drive]]. * [[Drive]]

...cs|civilized morality]]" and the essentially [[moral|amoral]] [[sexual]] [[drive]]s of the [[subject]]. For example the formulations of [[ego-psychology]] [[about]] the [[adaptation]] of the [[ego]] to [[reality]] imply a [[ethi

==Ego-Psychology== The term "[[autonomous ego]]" was coined by the proponents of [[ego-psychology]].

...that the direct application of [[biological]] (or [[nature|ethological]]/[[psychology|psychological]]) [[:category:concepts|concepts]] (such as [[adaptation]]) t ...e basis of purely [[science|biological data]], and argues that [[human]] [[psychology]] is regulated by [[complex]]es rather than by [[instinct]]s.<ref>{{1938}}

==Ego-Psychology== ...ain [[neurotic]] [[symptom]]s in terms of maladaptive [[behaviour]]. [[Ego-psychology]] argues that the aim of [[psychoanalytic]] [[treatment]] is to help the [[

=====Ego-Psychology===== ...esented by [[ego-psychology]] as a [[form]] of [[development|developmental psychology]], with the emphasis placed on the [[time|temporal]] [[development]] of the

...into the [[game]]. This "something else" is the first stirring of the [[drive]], which manifests itself in ''[[infantile]] [[masturbation]]''.<ref>{{S4}} * [[Drive]]

...formation]] of the [[individual]]. An attempt at analysis of a function in psychology” (“Les Complexes familiaux dans la formation de l'[[individu]]. Essai d ...'je' dois advenir." This opposes the S.P.P.'s translation: "the ego must [[drive]] out [[The Id|the id]]."

Freud called this beyond of pleasure 'the [[death]] [[drive]]' and suggested that the primary [[purpose]] of [[life]] is to find the co [[Lacan]] followed Freud in associating the [[death drive]] with [[repetition]], but he argued that we are not driven towards death b

...]] of aggression towards each other, dichotomy of [[Eros]] vs. the Death [[Drive]] and the [[super-ego]]. ..., unlike the earlier work, behind which there was always some [[internal]] drive. But what is there to do? One can't smoke and play cards all day long. . .

...>[[Beyond the Pleasure Principle]]</i>, on the [[death drive]]; <i>[[Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego]]</i>; and <i>[[The Ego and the Id]]</i>.</span

...ity to delay gratification or achieve it through detours. Consequently, [[drive]] energy becomes tied up in the relatively [[stable]] mental ''structures'' ...f is an [[internal]] [[representation]] of how one sees oneself. In [[ego psychology]], emphasis is placed on understanding the functioning of the ego and its c

...and [[hate]], the [[affective]] effects of the [[libido]] and the [[death drive]]. ...from [[ideas]] of [[culturalist]] psychoanalysis, influenced also by [[Ego psychology]], and partly by British theories which have also entered under the broad t

...ath]] instinct of [[Thanatos (Freud)|Thanatos]] (death instinct or [[death drive]]). In his final [[theory]] of the [[drive]]s, [[Sigmund Freud]] made [[Eros]] a fundamental [[concept]] referring to

...iatrist]] who co-founded the [[psychoanalysis|psychoanalytic school]] of [[psychology]]. Freud is best known for his theories of the [[unconscious mind]], especi ...] and [[feminist]] theories, [[literary criticism]], [[philosophy]], and [[psychology]]. However, his theories remain controversial and widely disputed.

...do not fall entirely within the field of cognitive [[science]] ([[social]] psychology or the [[neurobiology]] of development, for example). ...]] and the work of Edward Toman on cognitive [[mapping]] opened the way in psychology long before [[Miller]], Galanter, and Pribram's seminal work, Plans and the

...s discovery in [[concepts]] borrowed from [[biology]], mechanics and the [[psychology]] of his day. Marx [[thought]] his discovery using [[Hegelian]] notions of existentialism remained within Cartesianism. Its psychology tended to portray the individual as a [[rational]], [[conscious]] actor who

...I'm tempted to risk the reference to [[Freud]] himself who, in his crowd [[psychology]], provides two examples of crowd [[formation]] as we all know: the [[Churc ...a terrifying [[violence]] at work in this uncoupling, that of the death [[drive]], of the radical wiping the slate clean as the condition of the new beginn

...s if the first version renders the underlying traumatic core (the "death-[[drive]]" situation of willingly endorsing one's radical self-erasure), and the ot 9. See [[Sigmund Freud]], "A child is being beaten," in Sexuality and the [[Psychology]] of Love, New York: Touchstone 1997, p. 97-122.

...the same holds for [[psychoanalysis]]: starting from the rise of the ego-[[psychology]] in the 1930s, [[psychoanalysts]] have been losing their nerve, laying dow ...lysis is that humans are not simply alive but are possessed by a strange [[drive]] to enjoy life in excess of the ordinary run of things. "Death" stands sim

...spectacle]] of the fight) should replace the anonymous non-psychological [[drive]] of the capital: the much more appropriate gesture would have been to [[pr ...al one, "the [[Army]] and the Church" mentioned by Freud in his <i>Crowd [[Psychology]] and the Analysis of the Ego</i>. Today, twenty-five years later, the thre

..., that there is deep [[inside]] each one of us a <i>Wissenstrieb</i>, a '[[drive]] to know', there is, in fact, the opposite. Every advance in [[knowledge]] ...so. The problem with self-esteem as it is [[understood]] in American pop [[psychology]] is that it becomes an entitlement, something everyone [[needs]] to have w

...[[culture|civilised]] [[morality]] and the essentially amoral [[sexual]] [[drive]]s of the patient. If morality takes the upper hand and the [[drives]] are ...evealed by the way that he formulates the [[goal]] of the [[cure]]. [[Ego-psychology]], for [[instance]], proposes a [[normative]] [[ethics]] in the [[adaptatio

...ychology]] is entirely dominated by the [[imaginary]], whereas [[human]] [[psychology]] is complicated by the additional [[dimension]] of the [[symbolic]]. ...s "the [[doctrine]] of a discontinuity between animal psychology and human psychology which is far away from our [[thought]]."<ref>{{Ec}} p.484</ref>

...><a href="#2">2</a> We might say that Zizek is filled with a kind of death drive, a desire for self-extermination, except that what he reveals is that life ...ong-running problem for progressive politics - the specifics of individual psychology with a wider analysis of the social. The fundamental insight of the book -

...Yet this does not echo the [[balance]] of forces in the same universities' psychology departments, where the [[situation]] is almost opposite. ...t similarly exploited the [[world]] of fairy tales to illuminate [[child]] psychology, and vice versa. More recently, in the Jungian [[school]], Helen M. Luke in

...ego]], her work is one of the starting points for the development of [[ego-psychology]]. ...go and the Mechanisms of [[Defence]]''. It became a founding work of [[ego psychology]] and established Anna’s reputation as a pioneering theoretician.

...l the attraction which preordains the creature to its good, along with the psychology inscribed in various myths of goodwill, we can only credit this to the insi ...of its universal value. Thus its weight only appears by excluding anything-drive or sentiment-which the subject might suffer in his interest for an object,

...of you must have noticed in the <i>Traumdeutung, </i>in the chapter 'The [[psychology]] of the [[dream]] [[process]]', the famous [[schema]] into which Freud ins ...for the other. <u>He runs through an entire sequence of equations which [[drive]] him out of the space between the doors where he had gone to seek refuge i

...tored full civil rights to [[perversion]]. We have dubbed it a component [[drive]], thereby employing the idea that it harmonizes with a [[totality]], and a ...the Other, that we call [[Sadistic]], reveals its true connection to the [[psychology]] of the [[obsessional]]? - the obsessional, whose defenses take the form o

A growing [[awareness]] of the [[death]] [[drive]] and the [[repetition]] [[compulsion]] led Freud to reconsider the seconda * [[Archetype (analytical psychology)]]

...es are [[unconscious]] because they stem from a [[conflict]] between the [[drive]] and the ego or between a [[perception]] or [[representation]] ([[memory]] ...pened his [[analysis]] of defense as arising from the conflict between the drive and the ego, the [[conscious]] [[agent]] of repression. Freud considered th

...thus deflected to the [[outside]] [[world]] through the musculature in the drive for [[destruction]] and [[mastery]] or the will to [[power]]: this is sadis ...f the [[death drive]] as a [[negative]] term in opposition to the [[life]] drive: "The opposition between the ego or death instincts and the sexual or life

...e same token, with [[sublimation]], there is a [[change]] of [[goal]] in [[drive]] [[discharge]] toward socially acceptable and valorized activities, togeth ...tself by means of [[symbolization]] and [[displacement]] in order to allow drive discharge through the operation of various mechanisms under the [[control]]

Idealization involves an object of a [[drive]], but not the drive itself. Since the origin of this libidinal overinvestment is [[unconscious] ...ons expressed in the [[social]] sphere. But whereas sublimation allows the drive to deviate from its [[goal]], idealization blocks it from attaining its goa

...of a sublimated activity is caused by a transposition, a redirection of [[drive]]. Leonardo, "having transposed his passion into the thirst for [[knowledge * [[Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego]]

...hat he has learned there to explain corresponding manifestations in folk [[psychology]].<BR> ...on that was to be further elaborated in Freud's larger works on collecitve psychology, especially <i>The [[Future]] of an [[Illusion]]</i> (1927c), <i>[[Civiliza

The '''[[Anal Stage|anal stage]]''' in [[psychology]] is the term used by [[Sigmund Freud]] to describe the [[development]] dur ...gratification ([[anal]] [[erotism]]) and for the emerging [[aggressive]] [[drive]] ([[anal]] [[sadism]]).

...] is our drive to live, to thrive and to grow. The aggression drive is our drive for safety and protection of our lives. Those two impulse [[drives]] are th * [[Displacement (psychology)|Displacement]]. An unconscious defense mechanism, whereby the [[mind]] red

As defined by [[Sigmund Freud]], the [[Psyche (psychology)|psyche]] is composed of different levels of consciousness, often defined i ...deed it is considered to [[exist]] at all), whereas [[outside]] [[formal]] psychology a [[whole]] [[world]] of pop-[[psychological]] [[speculation]] has grown up

...onomic aspects of the [[drives]], notably with [[regard]] to excesses of [[drive]] [[energy]]. But as Freud continually pointed out, the ego [[defends]] its ...[[contents]], ruled by [[resistances]] which stem from the instability of drive fusion, are [[subject]] to the [[repetition compulsion]] and are difficult

...evoke [[Freudian]] pseudo-[[biology]], pseudo-[[neurology]], and pseudo-[[psychology]]. Unconscious phenomena, the area specific to psychoanalysis, inevitably [ ...ect to the [[internal]] history of the subject's [[life]] (the [[death]] [[drive]], the [[Oedipus]] [[complex]], [[repetition]]), in other [[words]], to ele

tween intelligence and the intelligible. [[Psychology]] shows us without [[doubt]] that psychology for fortune-tellers which is capable of developing in what are seem-

<!-- [[Ego-psychology]] has been - since its development in the 1930s - the dominant [[school]] o ...Freud|post-Freudian]] [[psychoanalysis]], derived from [[psychology|child psychology]], [[Freud]]'s [[topology|second topography]] and [[Anna Freud]]'s [[work]]

* [[Death]], the [[second death]], the death [[drive]], the real as [[impossible]], the [[being]] of the existent: 8, 28-9, 101- * the naimal ([[animal]] [[psychology]]): 3, 86, 148, 195, 305

...subdivisions, based not only on the [[sexual]] aims (i.e., actions) of a [[drive]] but on its sexual [[objects]]. For Abraham, the [[subject]]'s relation t [[category:Freudian psychology]]

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...ss]] [[thought]], taking into account the "[[logic]]" of [[unconscious]] [[drive]]s to bypass [[censorship]]. [[Category:Freudian psychology]]

For example, when [[Freud]] states that [[drive|partial drive]]s are directed towards [[object]]s such as the [[breast]] or [[part-object ...ition to this tendency, [[Lacan]] argues that just as all [[drives]] are [[drive|partial drives]], so all [[objects]] are necessarily

...[[literature]] in order to enrich their theories. And they explained human psychology—the typical patterns of mind being formed in response to early experience ...[[meaning]]: the genetic relations between [[animal]] instinct and human [[drive]], and between animal instinct and human ego-function. This brought him bac

...aily L'humanité for February 10, 1933; Lacan's talk of a "[[concrete]]" [[psychology]] related to "[[social]] [[reality]]" sufficed to open that [[particular]] ...mental]] distance, according to Freud, that separates the [[homosexual]] [[drive]], the [[cause]] of [[traumatic]] [[repression]], from the point of [[narci

Analytical [[Psychology]] ([[Jung]]) Analytical psychology

...onomic aspects of the [[drives]], notably with [[regard]] to excesses of [[drive]] [[energy]]. But as Freud continually pointed out, the ego [[defends]] its ...[[contents]], ruled by [[resistances]] which stem from the instability of drive fusion, are [[subject]] to the [[repetition compulsion]] and are difficult

...d]] expressed, from the [[time]] of his [[Project]] for a [[Scientific]] [[Psychology]] (1950a [1895]), a hypothesis that must be placed among the founding ones ...nsformed into the wish to have an object. Accordingly, the status of the [[drive]], as a "border [[concept]]" (between psyche and soma) is put into question

...d psychoanalysis; New Introductory Lectures on Psychoanalysis; [[Partial]] drive; Thalassa: A Theory of Genitality; [[Totem]] and [[Taboo]]; "Why War?" * Abraham, Karl. (1913). Dreams and myths: A study in race psychology (William A. White, Trans.). New York: Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease

Alfred Adler, a medical doctor with a deep interest in [[psychology]] and human [[nature]], met Freud in their native [[Vienna]] in 1900 at a m ...rcle along with a group of eight colleagues to found his own [[school]] of psychology. He and Freud never met again.

...Such a conception obviously is incompatible with that of any simplistic [[psychology]] that takes as its criterion the "[[unity]] of the subject" or assumes tha ...b]] as "instinct" is very misleading. A much better [[choice]] would be "[[drive]]" ([[pulsion]]). "Instinct" might imply "knowledge" ([[connaissance]]) of

[[Death drive, 41-43, 51, 52, 59, 90, 92, [[Death instinct, see Death drive Debt, 78, 100, 140, 141

In so doing they were "systematically constructing a psychoanalytic [[psychology]] of the child, integrating two kinds of data: data based on direct observa She sought to include a psychology of the ego within the [[analytic]] framework, an effort further developed l

His 1921 essay, <i>Mass Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego</i> (1921c), which dismantles the concepts of l ...s the ego is no longer master in its own house and humanity must therefore drive it out.

...that makes use of psychoanalysis and [[drive]] [[theory]] to develop a new psychology of the infant. <i>Sisyphos</i> is a critique of the idealist [[notion]] of # ——. (1929). The psychology of the infant. New York: Brentano.

...f "the nervous [[illness]] of modern [[times]]." His 1921 essay, <i>Mass [[Psychology]] and the [[Analysis]] of the Ego</i> (1921c), which dismantles the concept ...ego is no longer [[master]] in its own house and humanity must therefore [[drive]] it out. In the [[agency]] of the [[superego]], Freud ascribed values, ide

...reality, that there was no one-toone correlation between [[biology]] and [[psychology]]. Men and women are not physically or socially "made" as [[male]] or femal ...original envy of the breast and wrote about an essentially heterosexual [[drive]] in little girls. Klein's views on this early relationship between mother

...of [[excitation]] occurring in an [[organ]] and the immediate aim of the [drive] lies in the removal of this [[organic]] stimulus" (1905d, p. 168). Freud quickly conceived of the [[role]] of the [[sexual]] drive and the [[libido]] in the etiology of the [[neuroses]], but the discovery o

The ensemble of [[partial drive]]s directed toward the [[mother]], once she is perceived as an [[object]] t * [[Contributions to the Psychology of Love]]

...ore available for these various ties. Moreover, the degree of homosexual [[drive]] in an [[individual]] determines their particular capacity for forming suc # ——. (1921c). Group [[psychology]] and the analysis of the ego. SE, 18: 65-143.

...hysterical]] proton-pseudos of Freud's "[[Project]] for a [[Scientific]] [[Psychology]]" (1950c [1895]), or of "[[screen]] memories" (1899a), behind which authen ...f a provisional pathological [[repression]], which is still tainted by the psychology of consciousness; likewise, unconscious memory traces or mnemic [[images]]

...ors and attitudes which are initially associated with a conflict between [[drive]] manifestations and defenses can become detached from their sources. This * [[Ego psychology]]

...cognitivist and neurobiological (see, "[[Project]] for a [[Scientific]] [[Psychology]]," 1950c [1895]) and an "[[event]]-driven" [[traumatic]] conception of neu ...agencies]], and the [[dualism]] between the [[libido]] and the [[death]] [[drive]]. [[Metapsychology]], which combines [[topological]], [[dynamic]], and [[e

...ed toward the absolute reduction of tensions and was opposed to the [[life drive]], which made use of heightened tension levels in its quest to forge and ho ...rrow [[domain]], or does it [[represent]] an attempt to create a general [[psychology]], meaning a [[biology]]? In spite of the "[[self]]-preservation/sexuality"

...aily L'humanité for February 10, 1933; Lacan's talk of a "[[concrete]]" [[psychology]] related to "social [[reality]]" sufficed to open that [[particular]] door ...mental]] distance, according to Freud, that separates the [[homosexual]] [[drive]], the [[cause]] of [[traumatic]] [[repression]], from the point of [[narci

[[Freud]] defined the [[object]] as that in which and through which the [[drive]] attains its [[aim]]. In the years following [[Freud]]'s [[death]], the t ===Ego-Psychology===

...her major non-[[Lacanian]] [[school]]s of [[psychoanalytic theory]] ([[ego-psychology]] and [[object-relations theory]]) [[Kleinian psychoanalysis]] forms a majo ...nian psychoanalysis]] are at least as great as his disagreement with [[ego-psychology]] and [[object-relations theory]], his comments on [[Klein]] are not charac

...[Psycho]]-Analytical [[Association]]', '[[school]]', '[[seminar]]', 'ego [[psychology]]'). These entries then refer the reader to more complex terms, which are p ...on]] with the exception (now common practice) of rendering [[Trieb]] as '[[drive]]' rathe than '[[instinct]]'.

MOTHER AND DEATH DRIVE [[Lacan]] describes the [[death drive]] as a [[nostalgic]] [[yearning]] to [[return]] to this relation of fusion

===Genital Drive=== ...l|genital drive]] is not listed by [[Lacan]] as one of the [[drive|partial drive]]s.

...oduction of the concept of [[narcissism]] (1914) prepared the way in meta[[psychology]] for the [[notion]] of [[narcissistic injury]], if one also takes into acc On the one hand, conflicting [[drive]]s, and, on the [[other]], the [[object]] and its vicissitudes inflict a se

:Greek [[word]] [[meaning]] "to occupy" or "to invest." In [[Freudian]] [[psychology]], it is used to describe the [[process]] of attaching [[sexual]] ([[psychi ...nd fixated onto various objects. [[Psychic energy]] derived from the sex [[drive]].

...nerve forces" and "to peel off from [[psychopathology]] a gain for normal psychology" (Freud to Fliess, May 25, 1895, 1985c, p. 129). ...mechanism]]" (pp. 315-16). This first adumbration of the [[instinct]] or [[drive]] ([[Trieb]]) is followed in the "Project" by a discussion of the "[[experi

...theorists. For Melanie [[Klein]], [[literature]] and fantasy reflect the [[drive]]; for Simon O. Lesser and Norman N. Holland, [[texts]] evoke in readers in ...and splitting presupposes the existence of a nonlibidinous [[aggressive]] drive. Children later [[experience]] "the depressive position," in which the fina

...system of [[knowledge]], has made use of (and criticised) [[ethology]], [[psychology]], [[philosophy]], [[linguistics]], [[logic]] and [[mathematics]]. He has p ...aspects tend to stress Lacan's [[antagonism]] to humanistic philosophy and psychology, disciplines that treat man as an actor who wills his [[action]]. In contra

...can took this '[[return to Freud]]' as a slogan with which to attack ego-[[psychology]]. I have already made ...through all of Lacan's postwar [[work]], we should be clear about what ego-psychology is.

...of the [[encounter]] with the [[object]] and its [[otherness]]. The sex [[drive]] comes into play at the boundary of the [[biological]] [[body]] and the [[ * ——. (1921c). Group [[psychology]] and the analysis of the ego. SE, 18: 65-143.

...xpression of [[sexuality]], which forces the ego to [[change]]. The sexual drive is directed, in the last [[instance]], at the long-term structural stabilit Drive dualism correlates with a [[number]] of conflicts. These include the polari

...esented him with "character armor." This means avoiding [[interpreting]] [[drive]] impulses before having [[interpreted]] and overcome this resistance, laye ...ty; [[Paranoia]]; [[Psychic structure]]; Psychological types (analytical [[psychology]]); Reaction-formation; [[Sex and Character]]; Sublimation; [[Transference]

...areer as a purely orthodox [[analyst]], developed his influential [[self]] psychology at the institute during the 1970s. Thomas Szasz, who became a iconoclastic ...e curriculum. Kohut, who then worked closely with the forces shaping [[ego psychology]], created a core set of classes with a historical perspective, and went on

...om this resolutely eclectic collection, the first part, Its Interest for [[Psychology]], was thus published in the [[supplement]] to volume XIV dated September 1 ...is that the [[artist]] derives his creative capacity is not a question for psychology" (p. 187). Art "constitutes a region half-way between a [[reality]] which [

* [[death drive]] * [[drive]]

...ere is something "[[beyond the pleasure principle]]" -- namely the [[death drive]]s -- which attempt to reduce [[psychic]] tension to zero, and thus to retu [[Category:Freudian psychology]]

...n the formation of the individual. An attempt at analysis of a function in psychology]]" ("[[Les Complexes familiaux dans la formation de l'individu. Essai d'ana ...'je' dois advenir." This opposes the S.P.P.'s translation: "the ego must [[drive]] out [[The Id|the id]]." -->

:::: a. [[Death]], the [[second death]], the death [[drive]], the real as [[impossible]], the [[being]] of the existent: 8, 28-9, 101- :::: a. the naimal ([[animal]] [[psychology]]): 3, 86, 148, 195, 305

...e he became well known for his work in establishing the programme of [[ego-psychology]]. --> ...k on the [[mirror phase]], combining it with observations from [[child]] [[psychology]] and [[social theory]] and argued for a similar form of [[imaginary]] [[ca

* [[Desire: Drive = Truth: Knowledge]]. ''Umbr(a): On The [[Drive]]''. 1997. pp 147-152. <http://www.gsa.buffalo.edu/lacan/desire.html>. Also ...om Detective-Story To Detective-Novel In The 1920s. ''[[Literature]] and [[Psychology]]''. 1990. pp 27-46.

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...(2) reactive normalization, re-integration into the predominant field (ego-psychology, "dynamic psychotherapy"); (3) outright denial (cognitivism); (4) obscurant ...eeded, which sustains the triad of Being/World/Event, a negativity ("death drive") reducible to none of the three.<br><br>

...of the analyst]] - [[Development]] - [[Discourse]] - [[Displacement]] - [[Drive]] - [[Dual relation]] - [[Special:Allpages/D|More]] '''[[Special:Allpages/E|E]]''' [[Ego]] - [[Ego-ideal]] - [[Ego-psychology]] - [[End of analysis]] - [[Enunciation]] - [[Ethics]] - [[Existence]] - [[

...nature of desire coming to the fore. “What then becomes essential is the drive as an activity related to the lost object that produces jouissance''.''“ '''Bruce Fink '''is a Lacanian Psychoanalyst and Associate Professor of Psychology at Duquesne University. '''Maire Jaanus '''is Professor of English at Bar

...ere is simply a denial of the Freudian Unconscious, a covert return to ego-psychology. Yes, sexual identity is a free choice, but a choice at the level of what S ...essfully repeats its enjoyment. It is the algorithm that disorientates the drive by cutting off the well-established routes of its satisfaction."[#_edn20 [2

...otional sublation, and insofar as the symbolic order is sustained by death drive "beyond the pleasure-principle," one has to "subjectivize one's own death," ...norm" (proper measure) itself which is a defense against the excess of the drive.

...and "pathological" narcissism is indelibly marked by the tradition of ego-psychology, because the notion of "normal narcissism" is based on the "strong" Ego cap ...table social and psychological circumstances must be created that will not drive him to crime… An analogous trend can be found in education: the aim of th

...st Cultural Critique meets here unexpectedly the lowest denominator of pop psychology. John Gray, the author of ''Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus'', depl ...rror-image or to a means on the path to my self-realization (as in Jungian psychology in which other persons around me are ultimately reduced to the externalizat