On Freud's Observations On Transference-Love: The Contemporary Freud: Turning Points And Critical Issues Series: On Freud's Observations On Transference-love (Contemporary Freud)
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- Synopsis
 - This is the third volume in the series Contemporary Freud: Turning Points and Critical Issues, published for the International Psychoanalytical Association. Each volume presents a classic essay by Freud with commentaries by prominent psychoanalytic teachers and analysts from different theoretical backgrounds and geographical locations."Observations on Transference-Love" may have been inspired, say the contributors, by the unfortunate emotional involvements of two of Freud's colleagues with female patients. In his paper, Freud speaks of the inevitability of "transference-love" in every well-conducted analysis, its important therapeutic functions, and its potential hazards. Transference love is discussed in the larger context of transference in general. The essays illuminate a persistent problem in all modalities of psychotherapy: unfortunate, often tragic, enactments of erotic transference and countertransference.This volume also includes the original essay by Freud.
 
- Copyright:
 - 2013
 
Book Details
- Book Quality:
 - Publisher Quality
 - Book Size:
 - 202 Pages
 - ISBN-13:
 - 9780429916861
 - Related ISBNs:
 - 9780367102449, 9781782200864, 9780429477867
 - Publisher:
 - Taylor and Francis
 - Date of Addition:
 - 08/27/23
 - Copyrighted By:
 - Routledge
 - Adult content:
 - No
 - Language:
 - English
 - Has Image Descriptions:
 - No
 - Categories:
 - Nonfiction, Psychology
 - Submitted By:
 - Bookshare Staff
 - Usage Restrictions:
 - This is a copyrighted book.
 - Edited by:
 - Ethel S. Person
 - Edited by:
 - Aiban Hagelin
 - Edited by:
 - Peter Fonagy
 
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