1. 1920, A DÉCADA DA VIRAGEM PARA A ORDEM MATERNA.
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Garcia Varela, Uriel
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HISTORY of psychoanalysis , *PSYCHOANALYTIC theory , *PSYCHOANALYSIS , *ANXIETY , *CASTRATION - Abstract
In the history of psychoanalysis, the "turn of the 1920s" represents the point at which theory (and consequently practice) underwent a radical transformation with the introduction of the second drive duality in "Beyond the pleasure principle" (Freud, 1920) and of the second model of the psyche in "The ego and the id" (Freud, 1923). But the author of this article thinks that the turning point of that shift was 1926, with the publication of "Inhibition, symptom and anxiety". From then on, psychic disturbances would no longer have their source in "castration anxiety", but in the "anxiety as signal of object loss" and, ultimately, in "automatic anxiety" (Freud, 1926). This discovery inaugurates post-Freudian psychoanalysis and the new psychoanalytic clinic which problem lies in the treatment of non-neurotic structures and primitive environmental failures. But Freud was only able to make this leap thanks to the in#uence of his closest collaborators: Sándor Ferenczi and Otto Rank, who had already paid special attention to the problem of the bond between the baby and its mother. It was Ferenczi who particularly committed himself to this exploration and for this reason we dare to call him "The founder of contemporary psychoanalysis.". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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