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The perverse and the psychotic superego
International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2020In this contribution I will sustain that, given its origin, meaning and function, the superego is readily susceptible to the pathological distortions observed in clinical psychoanalytic work. After all, while we as psychoanalysts are unacquainted with the "normal" superego, we are accustomed to seeing patients with either an abnormal sense of guilt or ...
Franco De Masi
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Superego: An attachment perspective
International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2011With the help of attachment theory and research, the paper attempts to broaden and build on classical and current views on the superego. Attachment theory's epigenetic approach and the concept of the subliminal superego are described. The superego, it is argued, is as much concerned with safety as sex.
Jeremy Holmes
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, 2014 Esse trabalho é fundamentado nos textos freudianos, através dos quais, elabora e discute a questão do superego na neurose. Perpassando pelas suas facetas de ideal do ego, herdeiro do Édipo e representante das pulsões do id.
Oliveira, Maria Isabel de
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Journal of Religion and Health, 1994
Beginning psychotherapists tend to judge themselves in terms of their Freudian superego, their idea of how a stereotypical classical analyst is supposed to work. This Freudian superego derives from culturally prevalent negative stereotypes about the nature of Freudian psychoanalysis.
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Beginning psychotherapists tend to judge themselves in terms of their Freudian superego, their idea of how a stereotypical classical analyst is supposed to work. This Freudian superego derives from culturally prevalent negative stereotypes about the nature of Freudian psychoanalysis.
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