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The Guardian of Dreams: The Neglected Relationship Between Sleep and Psychoanalysis. [PDF]
Brain SciBarbato G.
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Evolution of psychoanalytic approaches to somatic disorders
British Journal of Psychotherapy, Volume 41, Issue 3, Page 516-533, August 2025.Abstract Initially, Freud proposed two distinctive ways of understanding somatic symptoms: the hysterical conversion and the actual neuroses models. The original conversion model posited that somatic symptoms had meaning and resulted from psychic mechanisms, whereas actual neuroses model proposed somatic symptoms had no meaning and resulted from ...
Jaime Yasky
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Bedrock: Reading the Death Drive in the Time of the Anthropocene. [PDF]
EcokritikeSalisbury L.
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Violent exigencies emanating from primitive mental states
British Journal of Psychotherapy, Volume 41, Issue 3, Page 534-549, August 2025.Abstract Originally psychoanalytic understandings concerning the capacity to tolerate otherness were linked to the concept of narcissism. Freud (1914) had originally identified a protective stage of ‘objectless’ primary narcissism in normal development and a secondary narcissism, which involves a withdrawal of attachment to the external object.
Timothy Keogh
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Correction to: Clinical outcome and technical complications of bimaxillary fullarch implantsupported Metalresin Fxed dental prostheses with or without ceramic molars: 5year results. [PDF]
Clin Oral InvestigKrennmair S +6 more
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The Object Not of One's Desire: UK Service Club Membership Recruitment, Retention, and Public Image
Financial Accountability &Management, Volume 41, Issue 3, Page 525-538, August 2025.ABSTRACT Membership organizations rely on maintaining and growing their membership base, both for financial stability and to allow them to increase their impact. UK service clubs are one such kind of membership organization that has suffered a decline in membership in more recent years and is seeking to address this to maintain their presence. However,
David Yates
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Body Dysmorphic Disorder: 21st Century Challenges
International Journal of Dermatology, Volume 64, Issue 8, Page 1342-1348, August 2025.ABSTRACT Body dysmorphic disorder, now recognized as an obsessive‐compulsive and related disorder, combines ideas of beauty and glamour with inordinate widespread concern, mainly affecting young people and those seeking to remain youthful. We update concepts of this disorder in an era with multiple social media providing a setting for communication and
Mariam Trichas +2 more
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