1936
DOI: 10.1007/bf02065956
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Psychology of the manic phase of the manic-depressive psychoses

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“…Finally I am thinking of the scientists who followed after Freud in his attempt at finding a psychological explanation of the individual manic-depressive phases in order thereby to reach a psychological aetiology (i.a. Brill (1911), Abraham (1912), SchiZder (1927), Pearson (1928), Boltz (1934), Neymann (1934), Blalock (1936), Fenichel (1945).…”
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“…Finally I am thinking of the scientists who followed after Freud in his attempt at finding a psychological explanation of the individual manic-depressive phases in order thereby to reach a psychological aetiology (i.a. Brill (1911), Abraham (1912), SchiZder (1927), Pearson (1928), Boltz (1934), Neymann (1934), Blalock (1936), Fenichel (1945).…”
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“…), S. 369. Siehe für die hier relevante Abwehrstruktur manischer VerleugnungBlalock (1936), S. 269-299 undLewin (1950), S. 48-77. Vgl.…”
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“…Além disso, os autores enfatizam que isso faria com que a mania apresente características do psiquismo infantil (Dooley, 1918;Fromm-Reichmann et al, 1953). Quanto a esse ponto, Blalock (1936) é bastante claro: "A reação maníaca representa uma regressão às primeiras expressões do narcisismo. A sintomatologia indica o grau de regressão.…”
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