Final Contributions to the Problems and Methods of Psycho-Analysis by Ferenczi, Sandor -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Editor’s Note Table of Contents Papers Written After the Publication of ‘Further Contributions to the Theory and Technique of Psycho-Analysis’

Posthumous Papers

14. More about Homosexuality (c. 1909) 15. On the Interpretation of Tunes that come into One’s Head (c. 1909) 16. Laughter (c. 1913) 17. Mathematics (c. 1920) 18. On Epileptic Fits. Observations and Reflections (c. 1921) 19. A Contribution to the Understanding of the Psycho-neuroses of the Age of Involution (c. 1921-2) 20. Paranoia (c. 1922) 21. Notes and Fragments (1920 and 1930-2)

I. (1920)

Nocturnal Emission, Masturbation and Coitus ‘Zuhälter’ and ‘Femme Entretenante’ Anxiety and Free Floating Libido On Affect Hysteria

II. (1930)

Oral Erotism in Education Each Adaptation is Preceded by an Inhibited Attempt at Splitting Autoplastic and Alloplastic Adaptation Autosymbolism and Historical Representation On the Analytical Construction of Mental Mechanisms On the Theme of Neocatharsis Thoughts on ‘Pleasure in Passivity’ Fundamental Traumatic Effect of Maternal Hatred or of the Lack of Affection Fantasies on a Biological Model of Super-Ego Formation Trauma and Striving for Health

III. (1931)

Attempt at a Summary On the Patient’s Initiative Relaxation and Education On the Revision of the Interpretation of Dreams Aphoristic Remarks on the Theme of being Dead—being a Woman The Birth of the Intellect Fluctuation of Resistance On Masochistic Orgasm Trauma and Anxiety

IV. (1932 and undated)

Fakirism The Three Main Principles On Shock (Erschütterung) Suggestion = Action Without one’s Own Will Repression Scheme of Organizations Accumulatio Libidinis Quantum Theory and Individualism The Technique of Silence Once Again on the Technique of Silence The Therapeutic Argument Psychic Infantilism = Hysteria The Analyst’s Attitude to his Patient The Vulnerability of Traumatically Acquired Progressive Faculties (also of Infant Prodigies) The Two Extremes: Credulity and Scepticism Infantility Resulting from Anxiety Concerning Real Tasks The Language of the Unconscious Suppression of the Idea of the ‘Grotesque’ Repetition in Analysis worse than Original Trauma Pull of the Past (Mother’s Womb, Death Instinct) and Flight from the Present Suggestion in (after) Analysis Integration and Splitting Indiscretion of the Analyst in Analysis—helpful Exaggerated Sex Impulse and its Consequences Theoretical Doubt in place of a Personal One Chiromancy On Lamaism and Yoga Abstraction and Memory for Details Abstraction and Perception of Details Yoga-Discipline Psychotrauma Cure Finishing Snake—Hiss Trauma-Analysis and Sympathy Amnesia

Papers Omitted from Previous Collections

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