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Editing the Sandor Ferenczi-Georg Groddeck correspondence, 1921--1933: A work in progress.

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Editing the Sandor Ferenczi-Georg Groddeck correspondence, 1921--1933: A work in progress./
Author:	Fortune, Christopher John.
Description:	294 p.
Notes:	Adviser: Morris Eagle.
Contained By:	Dissertation Abstracts International61-05B.
Subject:	Biography. -
Online resource:	http://pqdd.sinica.edu.tw/twdaoapp/servlet/advanced?query=NQ50027
ISBN:	9780612500273

Editing the Sandor Ferenczi-Georg Groddeck correspondence, 1921--1933: A work in progress.
Fortune, Christopher John.

Editing the Sandor Ferenczi-Georg Groddeck correspondence, 1921--1933: A work in progress. - 294 p.

Adviser: Morris Eagle.

Thesis (Ed.D.)--University of Toronto (Canada), 1996.

Appendices include a chronology of the letters, and a note on method and sources.

ISBN: 9780612500273Subjects--Topical Terms:

531296
Biography.

Editing the Sandor Ferenczi-Georg Groddeck correspondence, 1921--1933: A work in progress.
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520 $a Of the early psychoanalysts, Sandor Ferenczi (1873--1933) was considered the most brilliant therapist---acknowledged by Freud to be a "master of analysis." Georg Groddeck (1866--1934), a German physician, was the source for Freud's concept of the "Id" and is sometimes referred to as the "father of psychosomatic medicine."
520 $a The correspondence, which is primarily Ferenczi's letters to Groddeck, provides important new insights into Ferenczi's professional and personal life, including: (1) Ferenczi's radical clinical and theoretical experiments and his reconsideration of the importance of early trauma. (2) Ferenczi's challenge to the traditional limits of the doctor-patient and analyst-analysand relationship. (3) the complex emotional triangle involving his wife and step-daughter. (4) the impact of his own early traumas. (5) Ferenczi as a chronic patient, plagued by physical ailments.
520 $a Ferenczi's determination to understand his personal history and heal himself led him to critique fundamental aspects of classical psychoanalysis. These letters illuminate the personal roots of his professional drive. A historical perspective on the evolution of Ferenczi's ideas is critical since it reveals the origins of basic structures of present-day psychoanalysis including: object relations---intersubjectivity and mutuality, analyst subjectivity---the use of countertransference, and the role of childhood trauma in later mental, emotional and physical life.
520 $a Different than his letters to Freud, whom he saw as a father figure, Ferenczi pursued a more open friendship with Groddeck, as though he were a favourite older brother. They explored ideas including: self-analysis, mutual analysis, the body-mind relationship and wrestled with the question of whether psychoanalysis could be a science. The letters resonate with critical theoretical and clinical issues today.
520 $a Chapter I is an Introduction. Chapter II consists of the Ferenczi-Groddeck letters, with extensive annotations, in three sections: 1921--1922, 1923--1926, and 1927--1933. Chapter III contains an exchange of letters in 1933--1934, after Ferenczi's death, between Ferenczi's wife, Gizella, and Groddeck.
520 $a Chapter IV is a Commentary evaluating the significance of the correspondence for the history of psychoanalysis. It includes a discussion of the key letter of the correspondence, and addresses themes of Ferenczi's personal and professional life, including: recognition of childhood traumas, drive for relationship, regression, identification with the child, body, health and psycho-somatics, and disclosure of negative feelings.
520 $a The Commentary also explores a number of ideas between Groddeck and Ferenczi, including: Groddeck's influence and importance, the child and the significance of the mother, how Groddeck inspired Ferenczi, writer's block, Thalassa , and the courage to create, and the body between Ferenczi and Groddeck.
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