Psychanalyse de l'hypocondrie

Perrier, François

doi:10.3917/cpsy.039.0033

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Freud's Successors and The Question Of Hypochondria1

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“…In this sense, two small, albeit significant landmarks seem to have had a strong effect on the French and English schools of thought: Perrier's () paper from the former and Stolorow's () from the latter. After defining the loss of familiarity with the body as one of the fundamental characteristics of hypochondria, Perrier was one of the first authors to perceive hypochondria as a defense, which as pathological as it may be, is probably the only way to prevent the subject from going mad.…”

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Hypochondria: a Review of Its Place in Psychoanalytic Theory

Stathopoulos

2017

The Psychoanalytic Quarterly

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After identifying Freud's fundamental contributions to the concept of hypochondria, the author undertakes a brief review of the term's trajectory within the Anglophone and Francophone psychoanalytic literature. Notions of defense, anxiety, and representation as they relate to corporeal experience are discussed. The author illustrates these main axes with which to read hypochondria with clinical material drawn from the analysis of a woman in whom somatic manifestations were especially pervasive.

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