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Psychoanalysis had its origins in a study of trauma and the `rediscovery' of childhood physical and sexual abuse has again revived psychiatric interest in dissociative disorders resulting from trauma. In this throught-provoking book Donald E. Kalsched draws on his own clinical work to show the... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Freud: Add a description of this character.
- D. W. Winnicott
- Jung
- Rapunzel
- Mrs. Y.
- Lenore
- Ferenczi
- Fairbairn
- Gustav
- Kaye
- Klein
- Neumann
- Lucifer
- Janet
- Patricia
- Kohut
- Persephone
- Hillman
- Franz
- Grotstein
- Edinger
- Masterson
- Ross
- Leonard
- Ogden
- Davies
- Demeter
- Zeus
- Kernberg
- Kristeva
- Dame Gothel
- Frawley
First Sentence edit
In this and the following chapter, I will offer a series of clinical vignetttes and theoretical commentary in order to explore the phenomenology of a "daimonic" figure whose appearance I have encountered repeatedly in the unconscious material of patients with a history of early childhood trauma.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Donald Kalsched (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 616.8521
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