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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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• Ernest Jones
  ...Freud's technical language. Jones played a fundamental [[role]] in helping Melanie [[Klein]] to come to England in 1926. ...played an important role in trying to mediate between [[Anna Freud]] and [[Melanie Klein]] during the so called "controversial discussions" in the early 1940s
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• Internal/external reality
  ...numerous [[psychoanalysts]], inspired in [[particular]] by the writings of Melanie [[Klein]], have developed the idea of psychic reality, most often on the ba
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• Subject's Castration
  ...e peculiarities of the castration complex in the [[woman]] (Freud, 1926d), Melanie [[Klein]] differentiated between early anxiety in boys and girls. A boy's a
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• Splitting
  ...Freud's hypotheses concerning the [[life]] drive and the [[death]] drive, Melanie [[Klein]] demonstrated the force with which the latter operates in generati [[Melanie Klein]]'s successors, Wilfred Bion and Donald [[Winnicott]], amplified and
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• Fort-Da
  ...he, though their emphasis varies according to tendency or [[school]]. Thus Melanie [[Klein]] and Donald [[Winnicott]] both drew a number of lessons from it as
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• Optical schema
  ...ymbolic]] in [[Melanie Klein]]'s [[case]] of "Little Dick."<ref>[[Klein]], Melanie. (1930). ''[[:File:Klein - The Importance of Symbol-Formation in the Develo
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• Fatherhood
  ...foreclosure]] of the [[Name-of-the-Father]], which leads to [[psychosis]]. Melanie [[Klein]] prefigured the oedipal complex through the nipple-object guiding
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• Childhood
  During this same period, Melanie [[Klein]] also became interested in childhood. * [[Klein-Reizes, Melanie]]
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• Infant observation (direct)
  Freud and Melanie [[Klein]], [[working]] within different perspectives, encouraged their stud
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• Lost object
  [[Melanie Klein]] described [[internal]] [[object]]s in "[[Mourning and Its Relation # [[Klein]], Melanie. (1935). Mourning and its relation to [[manic-depressive]] states. Internat
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• Suffering
  ...Freud's [[work]] on "[[Mourning]] and [[Melancholia]]" (1916-17g [1915]), Melanie [[Klein]] (1935) treated accession to the depressive [[position]] as a fecu ...]], [[guilt]] and reparation and other works, 1921-1945 (The writings of [[Melanie Klein]], vol. 1), [[London]]: Hogarth/Institute of [[Psycho]]-[[Analysis]]]
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• Phobias in children
  According to Melanie [[Klein]], the [[primitive]] Ego is subjected to experiences of intense anx
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• Castration of the subject
  ...[[Castration Complex|castration complex]] in the [[woman]] (Freud, 1926d), Melanie [[Klein]] differentiated between early anxiety in boys and girls. A boy's a
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• Feminism and psychoanalysis
  ...tion was paid to the impact of these primitive states on [[transference]]. Melanie [[Klein]]'s theory carried on Freud's shift in the emphasis from the father
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• Turning around
  ...hatred]]. As we [[know]], this was to become the basis for the theories of Melanie [[Klein]]. However, this [[thesis]], which [[lacks]] clarity, seemed somewh
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• Primal fantasies
  ...hoanalytical]] conception of the "primal," as later elaborated, notably by Melanie [[Klein]], abandoned the argument from phylogenesis.
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• Primal
  ...f [[Dreams]] [1900]). For example, that notion is found in the [[work]] of Melanie [[Klein]], who distinguished an "unconscious fantasy" that is linked to [[s
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• Archaic mother
  Melanie [[Klein]] used the adjective "archaic" only once, but made frequent use of
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• Paranoid Position
  The term is first used in Melanie [[Klein]] (1932), however the descriptions of [[aggression]] and [[paranoia
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• The Function of the Veil
  ...Since 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 author m
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• The Death Drive and the Missed Encounter
  ...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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• Breastfeeding
  ...being]] stronger for the [[child]] who has been bottle-fed (1940a [1938]). Melanie [[Klein]] (1952), [[writing]] [[about]] breast-and bottle-feeding, returns
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• Kleinian psychoanalysis
  ...rown up around the pioneering [[work]] of the Austrian [[psychoanalyst]] [[Melanie Klein]] (1882-1960). ==Melanie Klein==
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• Kleinian
  #redirect [[Melanie Klein]]
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• Working
  The [[work]] of [[Melanie Klein]] is concerned with the [[pregenital]] [[mother]]-[[child]] relation [[Jacques Lacan]] alludes several [[times]] to [[Melanie Klein]]'s work in his pre-war writings.
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• Analysis of a Phobia in a Five-year-old Boy
  ...d analysis (in the [[work]] of Anna Freud in [[Vienna]] and [[London]] and Melanie [[Klein]] in Berlin and London) and the direct observation of children.
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• Winnicot
  ...sh [[child]] [[psychiatrist]] and [[psychoanalyst]], greatly influenced by Melanie [[Klein]] and associated with the [[object]]-relations [[school]].
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• Reconceptualizing Freud
  ...ies, they are also distinguishable from strict [[Lacanian]] theorists. For Melanie [[Klein]], [[literature]] and fantasy reflect the [[drive]]; for Simon O. L [[Melanie Klein]] (1882–1960) was a prominent member of the interwar "[[English]] [
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• Dependence
  Melanie [[Klein]] showed no interest in the [[concept]], but her students Paula Hei
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• Dismantling
  ...mechanisms" (p. 108). Unlike the [[splitting]] [[processes]] described by Melanie [[Klein]], which make use of the [[sadistic]] [[drives]], dismantling, whic
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• Dualism
  ...rstood]]. It has been [[interpreted]] in an exclusively realist [[sense]] (Melanie [[Klein]] and the [[Paris]] [[school]] of psychosomatics) even though there
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• Hypochondria
  Many others, notably followers of Melanie [[Klein]], have emphasized the close relationship between hypochondria and
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• The Language of Psychoanalysis
  ...reservations [[about]] the theoretical approaches of [[Jacques Lacan]] and Melanie [[Klein]]. The Vocabulaire initiated the development of a [[number]] of not
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• Lost Object
  ...ychoanalysts]] took up the lost object and developed it in their theories. Melanie [[Klein]] described [[internal]] objects in "Mourning and Its Relation to M * Klein, Melanie. (1935). Mourning and its relation to manic-depressive states. Internationa
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• Feeling of Guilt
  Melanie [[Klein]] ([[1948]]), like Freud, also saw a direct [[relationship]] betwee * Klein, Melanie. (1948). A contribution to the theory of anxiety and guilt. International J
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• Great Britain
  ...grew in child analysis and Nina Searle began to write on this topic before Melanie [[Klein]]'s arrival in 1926 at Jones's invitation. Klein was introduced thr ...solation]] in Edinburgh, was considerably influenced by Klein, and in turn Melanie Klein recognized that she also learned from him; impressed by his work on t
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• Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis
  ...es, the new curriculum at Chicago paid little attention to the [[work]] of Melanie [[Klein]] or the British analysts who were then developing [[object]] relat
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• Child Analysis
  The [[notion]] of child analysis first appeared in the [[work]] of Melanie [[Klein]], in the [[sense]] that she first provided an extensive definition ...lein, Melanie. (1975). The psycho-analysis of children. In The Writings of Melanie Klein (Vol. 2). London: Hogarth. (Original work published 1932)
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• Children's play
  Melanie [[Klein]] was a closer student of the use of play in child psychoanalysis t ...ance. In Envy and gratitude and other writings, 1946-1963 (The Writings of Melanie Klein, vol. 3), London: Hogarth/Institute of Psycho-Analysis.
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• Claustrophobia
  Melanie [[Klein]] (1932/1975) believed it involved a projective [[identification]] ...lein, Melanie. (1975). The psycho-analysis of children. In The Writings of Melanie Klein (Vol. 2). London: Hogarth. (Original work published 1932)
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• A la mémoire d'Ernest Jones sur sa théorie du symbolisme
  ...nd his address to the [[Society]] of [[Vienna]] (1935), in which, joining "Melanie [[Klein]]'s genetism of [[fantasies]]," he would have largely contributed t
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• Index of Proper Names
  [[Klein]], Melanie, 15,20,197,251,272,
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• Propos directifs pour un congres sur la sexualite feminine
  ...it was indeed because his mind was set about the main points. Contrary to Melanie Klein, Ernest Jones, Karen Horney. and others, he advocates the strictest r
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• Jacques Lacan - Télévision (Video) - La Jouissance
  ...nt]] from which he derived the first premises of the '[[partial]] object'; Melanie [[Klein]], his student, located the [[partial object]] at the center of [[p
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• Écoles de psychanalyse
  ...retagne]] la [[British Psychoanalytical Society]], lieu du conflit entre [[Melanie Klein]], [[Anna Freud]] et [[Middle group]].
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• Psychanalyste
  * [[Melanie Klein]]
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