Klinik der Neurosen

Schwidder, W

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-65278-3_11

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“…Email: sofamarwah75@gmail.com populist politics, Schwidder's (2017) study attempts to fill it by looking at the important role of Indonesian women as a starting point or introduction to discuss the complexity of the history of Indonesian resistance to the right populism that dominated Europe during World War II. In addition to the Schwidder study, the author has not found another study of women's participation in populist politics yet.…”

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Reading Women Participations on Populism Politics

Marwah

2019

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This paper aims to elaborate on women participation on politic populist development and expansion of support by the strength of women's groups as representatives of civil society. This study uses literature study methods to discover various data related to women's figures and women's group dedication in the context of civil society, sourced from journal and preliminary study results. The results of the study indicate that women participate in the practice of populism associated with men in cultivating the issues of populism and are received by the general public. Even women's contribution to society tends to be closer to welfare issues that are echoed in populist politics. When the populism politics need to expand in the context of the wider society, women are also present and have been there for a long time dedicating their lives on social welfare issues. The implication, it is necessary to see women contributions are as important as men in the practice of populist politics, not only at the level of the political elite but also in the life of the wide society. Women's groups are able to fill spaces that are not filled by the state, i.e. socio-economic spaces, wherever women are.

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“…a defence against exterior impulses [20]. This may be expressed by an inability to take things seriously [21], to listen, to comprehend or to retain [22]. Denial is directed in particular against the contents of perceptions representing demands of reality that do not correspond with a fantasy world.…”

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“…Essentially this 'break' may occur at any point of the approach -one could say the 'come on' -and sexual satisfaction. This may range from loss of interest, denigration of the partner [22], marked passivity [5] to vaginism and orgasm disorders in women and erection and orgasm disorders in men.…”

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The Hysterical Personality Disorder:A Phenomenological Approach

Sigmund

Barnett²,

Mundt³

1998

Psychopathology

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The background of the present study is a general uncertainty as to what comprises the essence of hysterical (histrionic) personality disorder. Using phenomenological methodology, phenomena observable in the ‘classic’ hysterical personality are analysed, described, named, and classified according to the basic functions of human experience and behaviour. The resulting psychopathological picture of the hysterical personality facilitates a differential diagnosis that is often decidedly difficult. The phenomenon of dissociation of the mental processes is demonstrated for the various basic functions. A specific feature of the disorder is shown which generates a dissociation of contents of the personality along a conscious-preconscious-unconscious continuum. It is concluded that dissocation is, in the final analysis, the prerequisite for a compromised and partial acting out of prohibited non-integrated elements, e.g. aggression, as a coping strategy.

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“…Many persons, however, have a neurotic character or a neu rotic personality structure and yet their pro cessing of conflicts does not give rise to neu rotic symptoms [6,7], The more resigned traditional therapeutic attitude toward personality disorders is traced back by the psychoanalytic approach to com plex countertransference reactions which, in their sadistic, masochistic, aggressive, and other forms, are of great therapeutic relevance as therapist defenses against the patient, often rendering treatment impossible [8]. Schneider already defined psychopaths as abnormal per sonalities who suffer from their abnormality or from whose abnormality society suffers, thus explicitly addressing the difficulties in volved in dealing with these patients.…”

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Concepts of Neurotic and Personality Disorders in ICD-10: Results of the Research Criteria Study

Muhs

Öri²

1995

Psychother Psychosom

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A discussion on personality disorders (F6) is conducted within the framework of the Research Criteria Study on the basis of one case each of borderline syndrome (F60.31), transsexualism (F64.0), and factitious disorder (F68.1). In the Research Criteria Study the main agreement achieved about personality disorders was 77%, for borderline disorders 94%, transsexualism 91%, and factitious disorders 53%. Additional diagnoses were given in the case of factitious disorder by 43%, for borderline disorders in 15%, and for transsexualism in only 3%. Alternative diagnoses improved the overall agreement about factitious disorders by 21%, about borderline disorders and about transsexualism by 3%. It appears justified to introduce a coding for an alternative main diagnosis. The diagnostic concepts are discussed with respect to practicality, suitability, adequacy and reliability. The raters felt fairly secure about the classification. The research diagnostic criteria proved to be very practical. The raters attributed a high reliability to ICD-10 and, with the exception of factitious disorders, a very valid image of patients.

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Klinik der Neurosen

Cited by 14 publications

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Reading Women Participations on Populism Politics

Reading Women Participations on Populism Politics

The Hysterical Personality Disorder:A Phenomenological Approach

Concepts of Neurotic and Personality Disorders in ICD-10: Results of the Research Criteria Study

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