Cuts through the jargon to give many clear and useful portrayals of work with destructive tendencies in a variety of contexts. Weininger has much to say about adults who seem to stall or lead life in reverse, and the many individuals who feel numb or dead and undo whatever they try to build.
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Originalbroschur. Etat : Gut. XV, 171 S. Einband leicht berieben. - CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS Early developmental origin of the death instinct: its relationship to the superego -- Developmental origins of the death Instinct: children's phantasy contributions to the harshness of superego formation -- Internal objects -- The paradoxical compromise of not being: early oral sadism and incorporation of a cruel superego that is both protective and destructive of the ego -- The beleaguered ego: defences against the death instinct -- Transference/countertransference issues in a patient "addicted" to death -- The destructive role of envy and its alliance with the death instinct to prevent dependency and successful developmental and therapeutic outcome -- Finishing therapy: one session after three years of treatment with a patient who is setting a date for termination of treatment -- MANIFESTATIONS IN OUR COMMUNITY It's not forever and never again: young children's developmental concepts of death -- Dying and disabled children and children who feel unwanted -- A three-year-old tries to understand death. Hospital and parental roles: deflection of the death instinct -- "Our minds help create the world we think we inhabit" [Piercy, 1991]. ISBN 1855751259 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550. N° de réf. du vendeur 1113302
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