This Is A New Release Of The Original 1916 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1916 Edition.

1916. Contributions to psychoanalysis. Dr. Ferenczi was known as one of the leading exponents of psychoanalysis, and apart from Freud, has made more original contributions to this subject than any other person. Contents: analytic interpretation and treatment of psychosexual impotence; introjection and transference; psychological analysis of dreams; on obscene words; the part played by homosexuality in the pathogenesis of paranoia; onanism; transitory symptom; stages in the development of the sense of reality; little chanticleer; symbolism; some clinical observations on paranoia and paraphrenia; nosology of male homosexuality (homoerotism); ontogenesis of the interest in money.

Text Outlines Various Theoretical And Experimental Psychoanalytic Treatments For Sexual And Psychological Disfunction's And Ailments, Such As Impotence And Paranoia. In Particular, The Text Attempts To Give Psychological And Psychoanalytic Reasons For Male Homosexuality.

THIS 38 PAGE ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK: Sex in Psychoanalysis, by S. Ferenczi. To purchase the entire book, please order ISBN 0766136310.

2010 Reprint of 1927 First American Edition. Lay analysis is psychoanalytic treatment carried out by someone who is not a physician. The term was first used by Freud in The Question of Lay Analysis, where he vigorously asserted that in the practice of psychoanalytic treatment, what mattered was good training, independent of diplomas obtained beforehand. The issue of lay analysis was raised early in the history of the psychoanalytic movement. Freud took the position that training, not diplomas, was the key issue. On the level of theoretical justifications, two conceptions of psychoanalysis were opposed here. For some, psychoanalysis is a therapy that seeks to care for, and if possible cure, mental problems, even minor ones. Thus it can only be legitimately practiced by a doctor, preferably a psychiatrist, who has the necessary training to give a diagnosis and referral for analysis, and then to treat the patient with the broad-mindedness and accountability that doctors have. For others, however, analytic treatment is above all a personal experience, a liberation from the conflicts that restrict the ego and burden the mind, emotional life, and relations with others. Freedom and personal enrichment are the major aims, and any shortsighted preoccupation with a "cure" risks becoming an obstacle to good psychoanalysis. One could even argue that psychiatric training, which predisposes the physician toward diagnosis and treatment, is a handicap for the psychoanalyst. In psychoanalysis, the crucial references are cultural, even philosophical.

THIS 34 PAGE ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK: Sex in Psychoanalysis, by S. Ferenczi. To purchase the entire book, please order ISBN 0766136310.

Text Outlines Various Theoretical And Experimental Psychoanalytic Treatments For Sexual And Psychological Disfunction's And Ailments, Such As Impotence And Paranoia. In Particular, The Text Attempts To Give Psychological And Psychoanalytic Reasons For Male Homosexuality.

THIS 30 PAGE ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK: Sex in Psychoanalysis, by S. Ferenczi. To purchase the entire book, please order ISBN 0766136310.

THIS 34 PAGE ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK: Sex in Psychoanalysis, by S. Ferenczi. To purchase the entire book, please order ISBN 0766136310.

1916. Contributions to psychoanalysis. Dr. Ferenczi was known as one of the leading exponents of psychoanalysis, and apart from Freud, has made more original contributions to this subject than any other person. Contents: analytic interpretation and treatment of psychosexual impotence; introjection and transference; psychological analysis of dreams; on obscene words; the part played by homosexuality in the pathogenesis of paranoia; onanism; transitory symptom; stages in the development of the sense of reality; little chanticleer; symbolism; some clinical observations on paranoia and paraphrenia; nosology of male homosexuality (homoerotism); ontogenesis of the interest in money.

THIS 34 PAGE ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK: Sex in Psychoanalysis, by S. Ferenczi. To purchase the entire book, please order ISBN 0766136310.

1916. Contributions to psychoanalysis. Dr. Ferenczi was known as one of the leading exponents of psychoanalysis, and apart from Freud, has made more original contributions to this subject than any other person. Contents: analytic interpretation and treatment of psychosexual impotence; introjection and transference; psychological analysis of dreams; on obscene words; the part played by homosexuality in the pathogenesis of paranoia; onanism; transitory symptom; stages in the development of the sense of reality; little chanticleer; symbolism; some clinical observations on paranoia and paraphrenia; nosology of male homosexuality (homoerotism); ontogenesis of the interest in money.

Text Outlines Various Theoretical And Experimental Psychoanalytic Treatments For Sexual And Psychological Disfunction's And Ailments, Such As Impotence And Paranoia. In Particular, The Text Attempts To Give Psychological And Psychoanalytic Reasons For Male Homosexuality.

Text Outlines Various Theoretical And Experimental Psychoanalytic Treatments For Sexual And Psychological Disfunction's And Ailments, Such As Impotence And Paranoia. In Particular, The Text Attempts To Give Psychological And Psychoanalytic Reasons For Male Homosexuality.

Contributions to psychoanalysis. Dr. Ferenczi was known as one of the leading exponents of psychoanalysis, and apart from Freud, has made more original contributions to this subject than any other person. Contents: analytic interpretation and treatment of psychosexual impotence; introjection and transference; psychological analysis of dreams; on obscene words; the part played by homosexuality in the pathogenesis of paranoia; onanism; transitory symptom; stages in the development of the sense of reality; little chanticleer; symbolism; some clinical observations on paranoia and paraphrenia; nosology of male homosexuality (homoerotism); ontogenesis of the interest in money.