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1. Freud, Sigmund The Essentials of Psycho-Analysis
London, The Hogarth Press and the Institute of Psycho-Analysis, 1986
1986 · 1e druk · x,597 blz. · Originele groenlinnen uitgeversband met goudopdruk op de rug · stofomslag
Gave schone en kleurechte band. Stofomslag gekreukeld, verder gaaf en kleurecht. Bladzijden schoon gaaf en egaal licht verschoten. Een stevig gebonden aantrekkelijk exemplaar.
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Contents

Foreword by Clifford Yorke ..... vii
Introduction by Anna Freud ..... I

1 Lay Analysis ..... 5
The Question of Lay Analysis (1926) ..... 7
‘Postscript’ (1927) ..... 66

2 The Meaning of Dreams ..... 75
Introduction ..... 77
On Dreams (1901) ..... 81

3 The Concept of the Unconscious ..... 127
Introduction ..... 129
‘A Note on the Unconscious in Psycho-Analysis’ (1912) ..... 135
‘The Unconscious’ (1915) ..... 142
‘Some Elementary Lessons in Psycho-Analysis’ (1940 [1938]) ..... 184

4 The Instinctual Drives ..... 191
Introduction ..... 193
‘Instincts and their Vicissitudes’ (1915) ..... 197
Beyond the Pleasure Principle (1920) ..... 218

5 Human Sexuality ..... 269
Introduction ..... 271
Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality (1905) ..... 277
‘On the Sexual Theories of Children’ (1908) ..... 376
‘The Infantile Genital Organization’ (1923) ..... 390
‘The Dissolution of the Oedipus Complex’ (1924) ..... 395
‘Some Psychical Consequences of the Anatomical Distinction between the Sexes’ (1925) ..... 402
‘Femininity’ (1933) ..... 412

6 The Structure of the Psychic Personality ..... 433
Introduction ..... 435
The Ego and the Id (1923) ..... 439
‘The Dissection of the Psychical Personality’ (1933) ..... 484

7 The Pleasure Principle and the Reality Principle ..... 505
Introduction ..... 507
‘Formulations on the Two Principles of Mental Functioning’ (1911) ..... 509

8 The Concept of Repression ..... 517
Introduction ..... 519
‘Repression’ (1915) ..... 523

9 Symptom-Formation ..... 535
Introduction ..... 537
‘The Paths to the Formation of Symptoms’ (1917) ..... 539

10 Neurosis and Psychosis ..... 557
Introduction ..... 559
‘Neurosis and Psychosis’ (1924) ..... 563
‘The Loss of Reality in Neurosis and Psychosis’ (1924) ..... 568

Chronological Table of Freud’s Life and Work ..... 573
Bibliography ..... 577
Index ..... 587
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“In this selection of her father’s writings Anna Freud has defined and included, for the first time in a single volume, the essential, irreducible elements of psycho-analysis. With students of psycho-analysis in mind, as well as readers who have no prior knowledge of the subject, she begins with the most appropriate of Freud’s own introductory essays, The Question of Lay Analysis, and follows the sequence of themes that he adopted in that work: the meaning of dreams, the concept of the unconscious, instinctual and sexual life, the structure of the personality, defence mechanisms and symptom-formation. The result, with her own lucid commentaries supplementing her father’s writing in the authorised translations by James Strachey, is a coherent, manageable and authoritative guide to the principal themes and concepts of psycho-analysis, for all who seek to understand the mental processes of adults and children, whether in illness or in health.”
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2. Reiser, Morton F. Memory in Mind and Brain – What Dream Imagery Reveals
New York, BasicBooks, Zonder jaar (1990)
1990 · 1e druk · xii,218 blz. · Auberginekleurige halflinnen band met goudopdruk op de rug en zwartkartonnen platten · stofomslag
Band volledig schoon gaaf en kleurvast. Stofomslag minieme schuifspoortjes. Bladzijden schoon gaaf en wit. Een stevig gebonden als nieuw en ongelezen exemplaar.
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Contents

List of Illustrations ..... ix
Acknowledgments ..... xi
General Introduction ..... 1

PART I. Challenging Questions

1. Remembering and Forgetting in Dreaming Sleep: The Riddle of the Dream ..... 15
2. Sense and Nonsense in Dreams ..... 20

PART II. Mind, Psychoanalysis: The First Key

3. The Dream: The Sleeping Mind at Work ..... 31
4. A Serious Methodological Challenge ..... 54
5. Memory and Dreams in Clinical Psychoanalytic Process: The Role of the Analyst’s Memory ..... 64

PART III. Brain, Cognitive Neuroscience: The Second Key

6. The Brain Awake: Perceiving and Remembering: There Is More to Seeing than Meets the Eye ..... 95
7. Perception, Memory, and Feeling: There Is More to Memories than Remembering ..... 105
8. The Sleeping Brain: The Physiology of Dreaming Sleep ..... 127

PART IV. The Interface of Mind and Brain: What Dream Imagery Reveals

9. Cabbages and Kings ..... 149
10. Mind, Metaphor, and Brain: Confronting the Conceptual Challenge ..... 157
11. Revising Dream Theory ..... 173

Epilogue: Another Dream ..... 201
References ..... 205
Index ..... 213
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“In this pioneering work, Reiser takes us on an exciting journey through psychoanalytic dream theory and neurocognitive science and opens our eyes to remarkable similarities. Reiser demonstrates how the wealth of clinical data precious to the psychoanalyst and the precise experimentally based neurocognitive analysis of perception, imagery, and memory can be integrated. He points the way to a generative convergence that should stir the imaginations of investigators in cognitive, neurophysiological, and psychoanalytic research.” — Howard Shevrin, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology, University of Michigan
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“Memory in Mind and Brain is highly readable and exciting for analysts—going well beyond anything written in this area heretofore. It may be the start of an important new research enterprise of collaboration between the two fields of psychoanalysis and neuroscience.” — George H. Allison, M.D., President, The American Psychoanalytic Association
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“During the past few decades, largely as a result of technological and conceptual advances in neuroscience, questions about perception, memory, visual imagery, and dreams have become legitimate subjects for biological inquiry. Dr. Reiser creatively brings together the necessary pieces to see what the larger picture might look like.” — Larry R. Squire, Ph.D., Professor of Psychiatry, University of California, San Diego
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“Dr. Reiser proves himself to be one of those rare individuals who is truly bilingual when it comes to the study of psychosomatic processes. Indeed, his equal fluency in the languages of neurophysiology and psychoanalysis enables him to describe the facts and theories of each with a lucidity that highlights the important similarities in the conceptual models of both domains. For the depth of its knowledge and the breadth of its vision, this book should serve clinicians and investigators alike as a guide to the ‘Decade of the Brain’ that lies ahead.” — John C. Nemiah, M.D., Professor of Psychiatry, Dartmouth Medical School, Professor of Psychiatry Emeritus, Harvard Medical School
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