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Early Female Development - Current Psychoanalytic Views (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1982)
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Early Female Development - Current Psychoanalytic Views (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1982)
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The past fifteen years have seen a resurgence of interest in the
psychology of female development, impelled by factors both
intrinsic and external to psychoanalysis. Within psychoanalysis,
increasingly sophisticated formulations regarding ego development
and object relations have modified and elaborated drive-oriented
conceptualizations of psychosexual development. In addition, the
recent focus upon narcissistic and borderline adult pathologies has
led to a closer examination of the earliest phases of life, with
emphasis upon early mother-child interactions and the nature of
early identifications, narcissistic development and the formation
of gender identity. The social and cultural changes reflected in
the women's movement resulted in widespread charges that Freudian
doctrine concerning female development was denigrating and
phallocentric; in responding to this challenge, psychoanalytic
theorists were stimulated to reconsider established hypotheses that
viewed femininity as a secondary, defensive formulation. In
addition, new discoveries and reinterpretations relating to fetal
development and the physiology of the female orgasm challenged
traditional conceptions about the masculine nature of libido. These
various strands of developing knowledge and interest intersect in
the area of early female development and make it a focal point from
which to investigate and resolve major issues in psychoanalytic
thinking. As inconsistencies and errors in the classical
formulations about female psychosexual development are discovered,
and reformulations made through closely detiriled observations
based on current theoretical assumptions, they in tum illuminate
issues in ego psychology, object relations and narcissistic
development, and enlarge the entire body of psychoanalytic theory.
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