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* [[Erik Erikson|Erikson, Erik]]

...ajor [[psychoanalytical]] theorists have focused on identity. In 1956 Erik Erikson introduced the concept of an ego identity formed during adolescence, which ...shment depended on the [[resolution]] of earlier [[developmental]] crises. Erikson's ego identity was defined by the [[unconscious]] quest for personal contin

...sis for additional research, among [[them]] are [[Erik Erikson]]'s eight [[Erikson's stages of psychosocial development|stages of psychosocial development]] a *[[Erik Erikson]], [[Erikson's stages of psychosocial development]]

...ch as Ernst [[Kris]] (1906-1957), Siegfried [[Bernfeld]] (1892-1953), Erik Erikson (1902-1994), Otto Fenichel (1897-1946), and Theodore Reik (1888-1970), were ...iples had come to psychoanalysis not only from medicine but from art (Erik Erikson and [[Ernst Kris]]), education ([[Anna Freud]] [1895-1982]), [[philosophy]]

Erikson, Erik Homburger Childhood and [[Society]] (Erik H. Erikson)

...t [[know]] how to truly resolve the unconscious issues. Freud, unlike Erik Erikson who expanded his stages to cover the full span of life, believed that the c

...in this school Freud and her colleagues (the most famous of which was Erik Erikson) taught alternate teaching methods while taking careful notes of the proces

...onal object]]," Margaret Mahler's "[[separation]]/individuation," and Erik Erikson's "basic trust" have generated new psychoanalytic readings of Shakespeare's

...n authors as defects in self-representation or as pathologies of identity (Erikson). Among the various elaborations proposed by authors who espouse Hartmann's # Erikson, Erik H. ([[1968]]). Identity: Youth and crisis. New York: Norton.

This book by Erik Erikson, published in 1950, is a classic because it was one of the first to show ho ...Attempting to [[identify]] positive, organizing aspects of the [[psyche]], Erikson sought to show how these achievements of the ego continue to [[change]] and

* [[Erik Porge]] ...ve par exemple différents analystes comme: [[Franz Alexander]], [[Erik H. Erikson]], [[Frieda Fromm-Reichmann]], [[Erich Fromm]], [[Ralph Greenson]], [[Edith

*[[Erik H. Erikson]]