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• Melanie Klein
  '''Melanie Klein''' (March 30 1882 – September 22 1960) was an Austrian [[psychoanal Invited by Ernest [[Jones]], Melanie Klein came to [[London]] in 1926, where she worked until her [[death]] in 1
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• Superego
  ...ion]] with the [[father]], but he also refers to [[Kleinian psychoanalysis|Melanie Klein]]'s [[thesis]] on the [[maternal]] origins of an archaic [[form]] of
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• Object
  ...object relationship. The concept of "[[part object]]" was introduced by [[Melanie Klein]], but the concept of the "part" already [[exists]] in Freud within t Following on from Freud and Karl [[Abraham]], Melanie Klein, in her study of archaic states of functioning, attributes to the psy
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• Psychoanalytic Theory
  [[Sigmund Freud]], [[Melanie Klein]], and [[Jacques Lacan]] are often treated as canonical thinkers with
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• Object Relations Theory
  ...ough a medium, an object, on a specific locus. The central [[thesis]] in [[Melanie Klein]]'s [[object relations theory]] was that objects play a decisive [[ro ...e strong animosity in England between the school of Anna Freud and that of Melanie Klein was transplanted to the US, where the Anna Freud group dominated tota
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• Sigmund Freud
  * [[Melanie Klein|Klein, Melanie]]
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• Jacques Lacan:Sexual Difference
  ...en [[psychoanalysts]] of the [[time]], including Karen Horney (1885-1952), Melanie [[Klein]] (1882-1960) and Joan Riviere (1883-1962) (see Juliet Mitchell's i
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• Lacanian Psychoanalysis
  ...been hit, the child who sees another child fall begins to cry. (It is from Melanie Klein’s pioneering psychoanalysis of [[children]] that the basic features
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• Mother
  ==Melanie Klein== In the [[work]] of [[Melanie Klein]], the emphasis shifted from the [[role]] of the '''[[father]]''' to
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• Ambivalence
  For Melanie [[Klein]] ambivalence was key in formulating a theory of [[depression]]. Th ...to the psychogenesis of [[manic-depressive]] states. In The writings of [[Melanie Klein]]. London: Hogarth Press, 1975. (Reprinted from International Journal
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• Self
  ...ed in [[Freud]]'s writings to refer to the person. Beginning in the 1940s, Melanie [[Klein]] used the [[word]] self in the general [[sense]] of [[representati
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• Guilt
  Melanie [[Klein]] ([[1948]]), like Freud, also saw a direct relationship between th # Klein, Melanie. (1948). A contribution to the [[theory]] of anxiety and guilt. Internation
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• Anna Freud
  In 1943-4, the respective supporters of [[Anna Freud]] and [[Melanie Klein]] became embroiled in the so-called 'Controversial Discussions' which When Anna arrived in London, a [[conflict]] emerged between her and [[Melanie Klein]] regarding [[developmental]] theories of children. This conflict thr
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• Melanie Klein
  '''Melanie Klein''' (March 30 1882 – September 22 1960) was an Austrian [[psychoanal Invited by Ernest [[Jones]], Melanie Klein came to [[London]] in 1926, where she worked until her [[death]] in 1
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• Klein
  #redirect [[Melanie Klein]]
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• From The Function of the Veil
  ...e I have never yet launched an exhaustive critique of the [[meaning]] of [[Melanie Klein]]'s system, we will set aside for the moment what this or that [[auth
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• Tuché and Automaton
  ...e motive force of development, as it is represented for us by someone like Melanie Klein, for example, is not reducible to a formula like the one I used earli
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• The Topic of the Imaginary
  ...ehensions Mlle Gélinier remarked upon the [[other]] day when dealing with Melanie [[Klein]]'s [[text]]. What matters, when one tries to elaborate upon some e ...nct]], [[oral]], [[anal]] [[sadism]], etc. And yet, in the register that [[Melanie Klein]] brings into play, there appear several contrasts, which I am going
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• Infans
  <p>A [[number]] of authors (notably Melanie [[Klein]] and Donald [[Winnicott]]) used the term to describe those whose m ...notes.com/psychoanalysis-encyclopedia/controversial-discussions-anna-freud-melanie-klein">Controversial Discussions</a>; <a href="http://soc.enotes.com/psycho
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• Defense
  ...portant [[role]] to the [[reality]] [[principle]] and to the [[superego]]. Melanie [[Klein]] then formed the more radical view that the defenses [[exist]] wit When Anna Freud was publishing her first [[psychoanalytic]] works, [[Melanie Klein]], while breaking with [[Freudian]] orthodoxy by asserting that the a
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• Death Instinct
  For Melanie [[Klein]], a firm advocate of the existence of the death drive, psychic con By contrast, [[other]] authors, such as [[Melanie Klein]], [[Jacques Lacan]], and André Green, consider this concept of the
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• Cruelty
  ...drive]], to which the effects of pre-[[oedipal]] frustrations are added, [[Melanie Klein]] described an extremely cruel child who "attacks its [[mother]]'s [[
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• Female Sexuality
  ...number]] of [[psychoanalysts]], among them Karen Horney, Ernest [[Jones]], Melanie [[Klein]], and Helene Deutsch, have in [[particular]] contested the [[claim
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• Introjection
  ==Melanie Klein== [[Melanie Klein]] uses the term a great deal, but restricts the term to the [[introje
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• Libidinal Development
  Melanie [[Klein]] offered a profound revision of the [[Freudian]] theory of libidin * Klein, Melanie. (1932). The psycho-analysis of children (Alix Strachey, Trans.). London: H
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• Idealization
  Numerous authors have contributed to enriching the concept of idealization. Melanie [[Klein]] (1952) has developed the notions of the idealized [[good]] object # Klein, Melanie. (1946). [[Notes]] on some schizoid mechanisms. International Journal of [[
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• Optical Schema
  ...he reciprocal play of the real, the [[imaginary]], and the [[symbolic]] in Melanie [[Klein]]'s [[case]] of "Little Dick."
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• Primal Scene
  Melanie [[Klein]]'s view of the primal scene differed from Freud's, for where Freud * Klein, Melanie. (1961). Narrative of a child analysis. The conduct of the psychoanalysis o
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• Primary Object
  ...heless, a [[full]] [[theory]] of the primary object would have to wait for Melanie [[Klein]] and especially Donald [[Winnicott]] in 1952...
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• Psychotic Defenses
  The [[work]] of Melanie [[Klein]] underscored the major [[role]] of the defense [[mechanism]] of pr
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• Symbolization
  ...a more [[concrete]] level, we find [[analyses]] of symbolic assimilation (Melanie [[Klein]]), symbolic equation (Hanna Segal), and pathological projective [[
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• Visual Arts and Psychoanalysis
  ...t contributions to this field aside from the [[work]] of Freud: Otto Rank, Melanie [[Klein]], Hanna Segal, Ernst [[Kris]], Donald [[Winnicott]], and Didier An
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• Maternal
  Melanie [[Klein]] presents the bisexual maternal as the foundation of the psychic [
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• Defense mechanism
  ...s are linked to [[fantasies]], such as devouring, absorbing, or rejecting. Melanie [[Klein]] herself (1952, 1958) principally identified the following primiti * Klein, Melanie. (1952). Some theoretical conclusions regarding the emotional life of the i
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• Psychodynamics
  ...developed further by those such as [[Carl Jung]], [[Alfred Adler]], and [[Melanie Klein]].
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• Donald Winnicott
  ...rominence just as the followers of [[Anna Freud]] were battling those of [[Melanie Klein]] for the [[right]] to be called [[Sigmund Freud]]'s [[true]] [[intel
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• Symbol
  ...gh a semantic perspective associated with the [[image]], as in the case of Melanie [[Klein]] and post-[[Kleinian]] theorists, or through a syntactic approach
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• Gift
  Melanie [[Klein]] (1932-1975) demonstrated the importance of the theme of poison gi # Klein, Melanie. (1975). The psycho-analysis of children. (Alix Strachey, Trans.) [[London]
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• Depression
  Melanie [[Klein]] (1940) developed the comparison with mourning in her description
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• Primal scene
  [[Melanie Klein]]'s view of the primal scene differed from Freud's, for where Freud s # Klein, Melanie. (1961). Narrative of a child analysis. The conduct of the psychoanalysis o
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• Schizophrenia
  ...listic or idiosyncratic. Key [[texts]] included papers by [[Paul]] Federn, Melanie [[Klein]], Harold Searles, and many [[others]]. Some analysts published boo
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• Partial object
  =====Melanie Klein===== According to [[Melanie Klein]], the [[infant]]'s underdeveloped capacity for [[perception]], toget
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• United States
  ...ip]] between mother and [[infant]]), which originally had been advanced by Melanie [[Klein]] (1882-1960), in [[London]], was being furthered by Otto Kernberg.
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• Change
  ...Often abandoning the classical model of neurosis, these authors (including Melanie [[Klein]] and her students, as well as [[object-relations]] theorists) desc
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• Creativity
  ...]] of art, regardless of its specific [[nature]]. However, it is primarily Melanie [[Klein]] and Donald [[Winnicott]] who are [[responsible]] for establishing [[Melanie Klein]] (1929) had a very different outlook on creativity, which she saw as
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• Outline
  [[Klein]]-Reizes, Melanie Envy and Gratitude ([[Melanie Klein]])
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• Weaning
  ...ent]] in all infants, and above all in those who have not been breast fed. Melanie [[Klein]] studied the relations between weaning and the depressive [[positi
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• Sigmund Freud:Critical Response
  ...o psychology]]. Two well-known pioneers in [[object relations theory]] are Melanie [[Klein]] and Heinz Kohut. Klein's early career overlapped Freud's later ye
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• Function of Language
  ...o an 'orthopedic vision of its totality'. This reference is an allusion to Melanie [[Klein]]'s thesis that at this stage the child ,is' a• fragmented body f
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• The Meaning of the Phallus
  ...e. Lacan's whole critique of [[object relations]] theory as developed by [[Melanie Klein]] is implicit here and must be [[left]] for fuller discussion elsewhe
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• Splits in psychoanalysis
  ...s was the controversy between the partisans of [[Anna Freud]] and those of Melanie [[Klein]] from 1941 to 1945. The debate almost provoked a split, with each
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