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• Anna Freud
  '''Anna [[Freud]]''' (December 3, 1895 - October 9, 1982) was the sixth and last ch anna freud
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• Anna O.
  '''[[Anna O]].''' ([[27 February]] [[1859]] - [[28 May]] [[1936]]) was the [[pseudony What Bertha Pappenheim [[thought]] about "Anna O." cannot be known as she is alleged to have destroyed any documents perta
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• Anna O
  '''[[Anna O.]]''' ([[27 February]] [[1859]] - [[28 May]] [[1936]]) was the [[pseudony What Bertha Pappenheim [[thought]] about "Anna O." cannot be known as she is alleged to have destroyed any documents perta
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• Anna 0.
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• Transference
  ...s [[affect]]ive reactions to the doctor in [[Breuer]]'s [[treatment]] of [[Anna O]] in 1882, which he argued was due to the [[patient]] transferring [[unco
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• Defence
  [[Anna Freud]] attempted to classify some of these mechanisms in her book ''[[Anna Freud|The Ego and the Mechanisms of Defence]]'' (1936). [[Lacan]] is very critical of the way in which [[Anna Freud]] and [[ego-psychology]] [[interpret]] the concept of [[defence]].
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• Studies on Hysteria
  ...teria|hysterics]]". It included one of their most famous cases, Breuer's [[Anna O.]], which introduced the [[technique]] of [[psychoanalysis]] as a [[form]
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• Object Relations
  ...enced by [[Klein]], [[Winnicott]], and Michael [[Balint]], as well as by [[Anna Freud]], it gives primary importance to the early [[relationship]] between ...f the [[need]] to find a [[working]] compromise between the followers of [[Anna Freud]] and those of [[Klein]].
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• Object Relations Theory
  ...Anna Freud and that of Melanie Klein was transplanted to the US, where the Anna Freud group dominated totally until the [[1970s]], when new interpersonal p
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• Sigmund Freud
  ...Green Crematorium has since also become the final resting [[place]] for [[Anna Freud]] and her lifelong friend [[Dorothy Burlingham]], as well as for seve ...udy it. He also suggested that [[William Little (English surgeon)|William Little]], the man who first [[identified]] [[cerebral palsy]], was wrong about [[l
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• With or Without Passion
  ...ount for the [[sublime]] beauty of the idealizing gesture discernible from Anna Frank to American Communists who believed in the [[Soviet Union]]? Althoug ...enforcing her surrender, and just prior to penetrating her, he withdraw a little bit, politely said "Just a minute, lady!" and put on a condom. This weird
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• The Antinomies of Tolerant Reason: A Blood-Dimmed Tide is Loosed
  ...f caricatures. A Muslim group in Europe distributed on the net drawings of Anna Frank in bed with Hitler. <i>Hamshahri</i>, Iran's largest selling newspape
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• Are We Allowed To Enjoy Daphnée du Maurier?
  Birds', 'Monte Verità', 'The Apple Tree', 'The Little Photographer', 'Kiss Me Again, young Anna abandons her husband and potential lover for the '[[Truth]] Mountain', a re
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• Talking Cure
  An expression coined by 'Fraulein [[Anna O]]' a [[patient]] of [[Freud]]'s early associate Joseph [[Breuer]], to des
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• Anna Freud
  '''Anna [[Freud]]''' (December 3, 1895 - October 9, 1982) was the sixth and last ch anna freud
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• Melanie Klein
  ...She was the product of an unwanted [[birth]]. Both her [[parents]] showed little affection to her. Her much loved elder sister died when she was four. Melan ...own [[right]] when analyzing children brought her into [[conflict]] with [[Anna Freud]], the [[other]] major [[child]] psychotherapist [[working]] in Engla
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• From The Function of the Veil
  ..., the raincoat contains in itself the relations and indicates a position a little different from those which the shoe or the corset involve. These objects ...maid one day, which, by means of jealous retribution had put his spouse a little at his mercy. That explains nothing. Mrs. Schmideberg misses the main [[t
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• Love of One's Neighbor
  [Among the [[women]] alluded to here are [[Anna Freud]], Melanie Kline, and [[Marie Bonaparte]]. The [[master]]-fools are ...scandalous things in his writings. From the pen of one of our guides, the little optimism manifested for the perspectives opened by the masses is certainly
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• Defense
  ...ugnung]]]) in relation to [[children]]'s theories of sexuality (1908c) and little [[Hans]] (1909b). Freud discussed denial more explicitly with regard to [[f ...nsive measures, designed to secure its own boundaries" (1936, p. 8). Thus, Anna Freud's account of psychic functioning attributes some force to the adaptiv
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• Cruelty
  ...the superego. In the context of the controversy that pitted her against [[Anna Freud]], she drew attention to the extreme severity of the [[infantile]] (o ...demonstrated the process of transition from a "pre-ruth era" in which the little child can inadvertently or unintentionally display aggression, since "if [[
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• Lay Analysis
  ...doctor, conducted, under Freud's direction, an "analysis" of his own son, "little [[Hans]]."
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• Marxism and Psychoanalysis
  ...Dialectical materialism and psychoanalysis. In Sex-pol; essays, 1929-1934 (Anna Bostok, Tom DuBose, and Lee Baxandall, Trans.). New York: Random House. (Or
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• Turning Around Upon the Subject's Own Self
  [[Anna Freud]] included turning against the self in the [[list]] of [[defense]] me * Freud, Anna. (1936). The ego and the mechanisms of defence. London: Hogarth; New York:
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• Sergei Pankejeff
  ...tion he spent considerable time abroad studying. In 1906, his older sister Anna committed suicide while visiting the site of Lermontov's fatal duel, and by
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• Anna O.
  '''[[Anna O]].''' ([[27 February]] [[1859]] - [[28 May]] [[1936]]) was the [[pseudony What Bertha Pappenheim [[thought]] about "Anna O." cannot be known as she is alleged to have destroyed any documents perta
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• Obsession
  ...ntation]] that the subject cannot escape. Although the [[distinction]] had little meaning for Pierre Janet when he described "psychasthenia," it was essentia There would be little point in making a [[list]] of obsessions by type. They can be [[religious]]
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• Defense mechanism
  ...e [[identified]] many more defense mechanisms, however on this page only [[Anna Freud]]’s defense mechanisms are described.'' ...], embarrassment and [[shame]] often accompany the [[feeling]] of anxiety. Anna Freud describes in her book ''Ego and mechanisms of defense'' (1936) the co
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• Unconscious mind
  ...[[dynamic]] unconscious is also a challenge to the [[ego psychology]] of [[Anna Freud]] and her American followers.
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• Seminars:Index
  * Freud Anna 4 a 211
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• Ego-psychology
  ...ology|child psychology]], [[Freud]]'s [[topology|second topography]] and [[Anna Freud]]'s [[work]] on the [[ego]] and its [[defence]]s. It is based on an
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• Donald Winnicott
  Winnicott rose to prominence just as the followers of [[Anna Freud]] were battling those of [[Melanie Klein]] for the [[right]] to be ca ...figures]] in [[psychoanalysis]] and [[psychology]], not just [[Klein]] and Anna [[Freud]], but many [[Bloomsbury, London|Bloomsbury]] figures such as [[Jam
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• Germany
  Discussions between Felix Boehm (president of the DPG), Sigmund and [[Anna Freud]], and other leading analysts gave Boehm the impression of a certain
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• Hypnosis
  See also: [[Alienation]]; [[Anna O]]., case of; Autosuggestion; Bernheim, Hippolyte; Cäcilie M., case of; [
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• Neutrality
  ...chivalrous relation between two equals" (Wortis, 1954). However, though [[Anna Freud]] did not use use the term either, she nevertheless lent substance to # Freud, Anna. (1937). The ego and the mechanisms of [[defence]]. [[London]]: Hogarth. (O
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• United States
  ...from medicine but from art (Erik Erikson and [[Ernst Kris]]), education ([[Anna Freud]] [1895-1982]), [[philosophy]] (Robert Waelder [1900-1967]), and lite
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• Greece
  ...est of academics and doctors was mobilized on the occasion of a visit by [[Anna Freud]], who was invited to Athens in 1949, but this lasted only for the sh ...ity]] of Athens, Pangiotis Sakellaropoulos at the Center of Thétokos, and Anna Potamianou at the Center for Mental Health and Research—provided the impe
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• Creativity
  ...s on [[Hysteria]] (1895d), Freud realized that the [[world]] of fantasy ([[Anna O]]'s private theater) can take the [[place]] of the [[real]] world, and th
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• Outline
  Freud, Anna Wolff, Antonia Anna
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• Undoing
  ...most likely arises from an animist attitude toward the [[environment]]. [[Anna Freud]] (1936) included undoing in her repertory of ego defenses. * Freud, Anna. (1909d). [[Notes]] upon a case of obsessional neurosis. SE, 10: 155-249.
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• Sigmund Freud:Biography
  ...ived an education emphasizing classical [[literature]] and [[philosophy]]. Little did he [[know]] that this education would eventually serve him well in deve In December of the same year that Julius died, another child was born: Anna, the Freuds' first daughter. During the next six years, five more [[childre
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• Sigmund Freud:Theories
  ...use of human anxiety and unhappiness. His classic example is the patient [[Anna O]]., who displayed a rash of psychological and [[physiological]] [[symptom ...for doing this are called the ego defense mechanisms. Freud, his daughter Anna, and other disciples have discovered a number of defense mechanisms that ac
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• Sigmund Freud:Historical Context
  ...e into the background of the movement and allowed [[others]], his daughter Anna in [[particular]], to assume greater leadership over the direction the move
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• Sigmund Freud:Theories In Action
  ...confirm the suggestion that personality is formed by age five and changes little after that, as Freud thought. Most psychologists accept that personality co ...year of military service. Breuer provides treatment to Bertha Pappenheim (Anna O.).
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• Sigmund Freud:Bibliography
  * Young-Bruehl, Elisabeth. Anna Freud: A Biography. New York: Summit Books, 1988. * Young-Bruehl, Elisabeth. Anna Freud: A Biography. New York: W.W. Norton, 1994.
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• Function of Language
  ...ate]] the metaphoric romantics and symbolists from the metonymic realists (Anna Karenina is described by [[Tolstoy]] through metonymic details, her handbag ...does it arise,' what unleashes it? The '[[objet]]-petit-a' represents the little [[machine]] that unleashes d'esire. It is really Lacan's [[formula]] for th
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• Books/Lionel Bailly/Lacan: A Beginner's Guide
  ..." |Peter Fonagy||Professor of Psychoanalysis, UCL & Chief Executive of the Anna Freud Centre}}
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• Splits in psychoanalysis
  ...t great theoretical debates was the controversy between the partisans of [[Anna Freud]] and those of Melanie [[Klein]] from 1941 to 1945. The debate almost ...hoices must be made. "It reminds you of [[parents]] who are divorcing," as Anna Freud said in 1953 (Lacan, p. 72). As for "rebelliousness," its traces are
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• Ernest Jones
  ...] of Klein's views against the severe criticisms of Freud and his daughter Anna, while managing to remain a [[good]] friend and collaborator of Freud and t ...ily in 1938. Jones played an important role in trying to mediate between [[Anna Freud]] and [[Melanie Klein]] during the so called "controversial discussio
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• Kurt Robert Eissler
  ...ng center for child [[analytic]] training and for child analytic research. Anna Freud was secure in the knowledge that the Freud Archives were in safe hand ...dd: "You have to go on fighting." He was certainly no idolater of Freud or Anna Freud, but vigorously defended those principles without which, he felt, psy
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• Literary and artistic creation
  ...ign]] of the painting <i>Mona Lisa</i> (the smile of Mona Lisa, said to be Anna Metterza). His examination led to an [[interpretation]] that associated a v
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• Ethology and psychoanalysis
  ...avioral [[pathology]] of abandoned [[children]], following the [[work]] of Anna [[Freud]], studied the genesis of [[object]]-relationships and the [[constr
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• Childhood
  As he wrote apropos of the [[case]] of "Little [[Hans]]," "I have for years encouraged my pupils and friends to collect ob [[Anna Freud]] shared in this [[activity]] (Geissmann and Geissmann, 1992).
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• New Introductory Lectures on Psycho-Analysis
  ...commenting, "I am glad that I am at least able to say that my daughter, [[Anna Freud]], has made this study her life-work" (p. 147)—and thus in favor of
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• Phobias in children
  ...s to "fix once again the anxiety that has become free." Freud showed how [[Little Hans]]'s phobia of the horse staged the [[representation]] of the [[threat] ...understood]] as an attempt to resolve the [[conflict]] of [[ambivalence]]: Little Hans's symptom was a compromise between [[love]] and hostility for the fath
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