A Type of Neurotic Hypomanic Reaction

Happiness: Origins, Forms, and Technical Relevance

“…They include Helene Deutsch (1927) , Bertram Lewin (1932Lewin ( , 1937Lewin ( , 1941Lewin ( , 1950 , Melanie Klein (1935, 1952a, b ) , Hanns Sachs (1941 , Ludwig Eidelberg (1951) , Oscar Sternbach (1974 , Reuben Fine (1977) , Heinz Kohut (1977) , Stanley Olinick (1982) , Isadore Silberman (1985) , and Michael Guy Thompson (2004) . Such listing of names is, however, misleading since the contributions these analysts have made are not comparable in their extent, novelty, or depth.…”

“…Lamenting the relative neglect of the topic by psychoanalysis, Lewin (1932Lewin ( , 1937Lewin ( , 1941Lewin ( , 1950) undertook a comprehensive study of " elation " . He concurred with the view that hypomanic affect was usually a defense against depression ( Abraham, 1924 ;Fenichel, 1945 ) but went further.…”

Happiness: Origins, Forms, and Technical Relevance

“…They include Helene Deutsch (1927) , Bertram Lewin (1932Lewin ( , 1937Lewin ( , 1941Lewin ( , 1950 , Melanie Klein (1935, 1952a, b ) , Hanns Sachs (1941 , Ludwig Eidelberg (1951) , Oscar Sternbach (1974 , Reuben Fine (1977) , Heinz Kohut (1977) , Stanley Olinick (1982) , Isadore Silberman (1985) , and Michael Guy Thompson (2004) . Such listing of names is, however, misleading since the contributions these analysts have made are not comparable in their extent, novelty, or depth.…”

“…Lamenting the relative neglect of the topic by psychoanalysis, Lewin (1932Lewin ( , 1937Lewin ( , 1941Lewin ( , 1950) undertook a comprehensive study of " elation " . He concurred with the view that hypomanic affect was usually a defense against depression ( Abraham, 1924 ;Fenichel, 1945 ) but went further.…”

Karl Abraham in New York: The Contributions of Bertram D. Lewin

“…During the 1930s Lewin (1932Lewin ( , 1937Lewin ( , 1941 also wrote three papers on hypomania that constitute a link between his earlier papers, which drew on Abraham's delineation of the mechanisms of incorporation and identification, and his deepening interest in sleep and dreams. In these papers Lewin illustrates the multiple role that identifications play in hypomania as well as the role of denial in sustaining such episodes.…”

Happiness: Origins, Forms, and Technical Relevance

“…They include Helene Deutsch (1927) , Bertram Lewin (1932Lewin ( , 1937Lewin ( , 1941Lewin ( , 1950 , Melanie Klein (1935, 1952a, b ) , Hanns Sachs (1941 , Ludwig Eidelberg (1951) , Oscar Sternbach (1974 , Reuben Fine (1977) , Heinz Kohut (1977) , Stanley Olinick (1982) , Isadore Silberman (1985) , and Michael Guy Thompson (2004) . Such listing of names is, however, misleading since the contributions these analysts have made are not comparable in their extent, novelty, or depth.…”

“…Lamenting the relative neglect of the topic by psychoanalysis, Lewin (1932Lewin ( , 1937Lewin ( , 1941Lewin ( , 1950) undertook a comprehensive study of " elation " . He concurred with the view that hypomanic affect was usually a defense against depression ( Abraham, 1924 ;Fenichel, 1945 ) but went further.…”

Karl Abraham in New York: The Contributions of Bertram D. Lewin

“…During the 1930s Lewin (1932Lewin ( , 1937Lewin ( , 1941 also wrote three papers on hypomania that constitute a link between his earlier papers, which drew on Abraham's delineation of the mechanisms of incorporation and identification, and his deepening interest in sleep and dreams. In these papers Lewin illustrates the multiple role that identifications play in hypomania as well as the role of denial in sustaining such episodes.…”

Happiness: Origins, Forms, and Technical Relevance

“…They include Helene Deutsch (1927) , Bertram Lewin (1932Lewin ( , 1937Lewin ( , 1941Lewin ( , 1950 , Melanie Klein (1935, 1952a, b ) , Hanns Sachs (1941 , Ludwig Eidelberg (1951) , Oscar Sternbach (1974 , Reuben Fine (1977) , Heinz Kohut (1977) , Stanley Olinick (1982) , Isadore Silberman (1985) , and Michael Guy Thompson (2004) . Such listing of names is, however, misleading since the contributions these analysts have made are not comparable in their extent, novelty, or depth.…”

“…Lamenting the relative neglect of the topic by psychoanalysis, Lewin (1932Lewin ( , 1937Lewin ( , 1941Lewin ( , 1950) undertook a comprehensive study of " elation " . He concurred with the view that hypomanic affect was usually a defense against depression ( Abraham, 1924 ;Fenichel, 1945 ) but went further.…”

Karl Abraham in New York: The Contributions of Bertram D. Lewin

“…During the 1930s Lewin (1932Lewin ( , 1937Lewin ( , 1941 also wrote three papers on hypomania that constitute a link between his earlier papers, which drew on Abraham's delineation of the mechanisms of incorporation and identification, and his deepening interest in sleep and dreams. In these papers Lewin illustrates the multiple role that identifications play in hypomania as well as the role of denial in sustaining such episodes.…”