By Mario Jacoby
Contemporary advancements in Freudian psychoanalysis, relatively the paintings of Kohut and Winnicott, have ended in a convergence with the Jungian place.
The writer of this research makes an attempt to beat the doctrinal alterations among the several faculties of intensity psychology, whereas taking into consideration the attribute techniques of every. via an in depth exam of the particular adventure of self, the method of individuation, narcissism and narcissistic character disease, the writer demonstrates the advantages of a cross-fertilization of rules and strategies for the pro analyst.
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In this case the conflict at the root of the neuroses would no longer be between ego instincts and the sexual instinct (libido), but rather between narcissistic libido and object libido. This would be a conflict between two different forms of the sexual instinct, which would mean that sexuality would be seen as the sole root of psychic conflict. Up to that time Freud and his followers had rightly defended themselves against the accusation that psychoanalysis brought everything back to sexuality; they pointed out that the focal point of the neuroses lay in the conflict between sexual and nonsexual impulses, tllat is, between libido and the ego instincts.
One reflects on the riddles of world and self, perhaps discusses heatedly through the night with friends, against whom one feels it necessary to measure and compare oneself. In this way, using reflections from the outside world, one tries to track down one's own sense of self. Youngsters sometimes have the need to masturbate in front of a mirror or to try and see themselves through the eyes of their partner while making love. Through such identification they are essentially observing and loving themselves.
This bizarre notion remained unintelligible to me for a long time, until I got to know the visions in the Mithraic liturgy. (lung, 1912, para. , para. 152-3). : 154). This experience was for Jung but a single impressive instance among many that demonstrated how a mythic statement - in this case that of the sun-phallus - may come alive again 'under circumstances which rule out any possibility of direct transmission'. He continues: The patient was a small business employee with no more than a secondary school education .
