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How significant are apparently incidental or subsidiary features of Freud’s writing to his larger theoretical enterprise? How seriously should one take asides, disclaimers, interruptions, digressions, counterintuitive points of textual organization or essayistic structure and, in particular, metaphors and other devices — what, in rhetoric and literary ...
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How significant are apparently incidental or subsidiary features of Freud’s writing to his larger theoretical enterprise? How seriously should one take asides, disclaimers, interruptions, digressions, counterintuitive points of textual organization or essayistic structure and, in particular, metaphors and other devices — what, in rhetoric and literary ...
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Freudian Theories Of Personality
2019Freudian theories of personality are quite different from other approaches to personality found in academic psychology. The difference is essentially one of methodology. Psychoanalysis represents a cluster of varied theories and therapeutic procedures which are still evolving.
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Does Freudian Theory Resolve “The Paradoxes of Irrationality”?
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 2000This paper consists of two related parts:I. A detailed critique of Donald Davidson's thesis—in his “The Paradoxes of Irrationality”—that “…any satisfactory [explanatory] view [of irrationality] must embrace some of Freud's most important theses” (p. 290). I argue that this conclusion is doubly flawed: (i) Davidson's case for it is logically ill‐founded,
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The Politics of Psychoanalysis: An Introduction to Freudian and Post-Freudian Theory
The British Journal of Sociology, 1990Christopher Badcock, Stephen Frosh
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A METHODOLOGICAL STUDY OF FREUDIAN THEORY
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1959ABRAM KARDINER +2 more
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The development of identification in Freudian theory.
Psychoanalytic review, 1989Once identification achieved its status as a specific psychoanalytic concept it followed a process of reconceptualization that emerged from the different clinical and theoretical contexts in which Freud approached and explained the phenomenon. In tracing the unfolding of the theory of identification throughout Freud's works, we have accounted for the ...
S, Halperin, C, Shakow
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THE USES OF FREUDIAN THEORY IN PSYCHIATRY
British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1958openaire +2 more sources