Classic Psychoanalysis Articles on Kindle

                                    

Psychoanalysis Articles on Kindle



The psychoanalysis articles section of the All About Psychology website forms part of a wider initiative to make important, insightful and engaging psychology publications widely available.

This particular Kindle collection consists of classic articles and book chapters concerning psychoanalysis in general as well as contributions from leading proponents of psychoanalysis in America.


Classic Psychoanalysis Articles


The Psychological Analysis of Dreams By Sándor Ferenczi

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Originally published in 1910 this classic article by leading psychoanalyst Sándor Ferenczi outlines what the author sees as the more essential explanations and the most valuable facts within Sigmund Freud's theory of dreams.

The Psychological Analysis of Dreams


The Early Development of Conscience in The Child by Melanie Klein

Originally published in 1944 as part of a collection of essays on psychoanalysis, this classic article explores aspects of Klein's seminal work on the psychoanalysis of children, in particular the foundations upon which a child's super-ego is built.

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The Early Development of Conscience in The Child


Sigmund Freud: The Man And His Achievements by Ernest Jones

Originally published in 1956, Sigmund Freud: The Man And His Achievements was one of four centenary memorial addresses by renowned psychoanalyst (and Sigmund Freud's official biographer) Ernest Jones. In outlining the nature of this tribute to Freud, Jones notes:

"Sigmund Freud was born a hundred years ago. That simple fact is being commemorated today in most countries of the world from India and Japan to Canada and the Argentine. Plainly such commemoration is a token of Freud's significance, and I shall try in a few words to indicate the nature of that significance, and also to describe what manner of man he was."

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Sigmund Freud: The Man And His Achievements


Critique of Psychoanalytic Concepts and Theories by B.F. Skinner

Classic article originally published in 1954 in which B.F Skinner critically evaluates Sigmund Freud's contribution to Western thought. In particular Freud's attempt to infer how the mental apparatus is constructed and what forces interplay and counteract in it.

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Critique of Psychoanalytic Concepts and Theories


Psychoanalysis Lecture Series (Lecture One) by Sigmund Freud

The Lecture Series on the origin and development of psychoanalysis by Sigmund Freud arose from an invitation Freud accepted from American psychologist G. Stanley Hall, to discuss his views on abnormal psychology.

The lectures were timed to coincide with the celebration of the Twentieth Anniversary of the opening of Clark University, Worcester, Massachusetts in September 1909. Freud delivered a total of five lectures. This is the first of those lectures, the content of which includes the contribution of Dr. Joseph Breuer and case studies on the psychology of hysteria.

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Psychoanalysis Lecture Series (Lecture One)


Psychoanalysis Articles By André Tridon


Widely considered the foremost psychoanalyst in America, André Tridon was a prolific writer on psychoanalysis in the early days of the discipline.

Body and Mind, An Indivisible Unit

This short treatise on the body and mind was originally published in 1920 as a chapter in the book Psychoanalysis and Behavior.

Body and Mind, An Indivisible Unit


The Unconscious

This concise treatise on the unconscious was originally published in 1920 as a chapter in the book Psychoanalysis and Behavior.

The Unconscious


Puritanism A Dignified Neurosis

Originally published in 1920 as a chapter in the book Psychoanalysis and Behavior, this particular article discusses puritanism within the context of human sexuality. Among the topics under review are egotism and destructive persecution.

Puritanism A Dignified Neurosis


Self-Knowledge Through Dream Study

First published in 1920 as a chapter in the book Psychoanalysis and behavior. Among the issues discussed in relation to Self-Knowledge Through Dream Study are how to remember dreams, emotion in dreams and useful nightmares.

Self-Knowledge Through Dream Study


The Neurotic Aspects of War

This fascinating critique was first published in 1920 as a chapter in the book Psychoanalysis and behavior. Among the issues discussed in relation to the neurotic aspects of war are: Displays of cruelty, the lure of the uniform, patriots and traitors, sexual license and neurotic death threats.

The Neurotic Aspects of War


Easy Lessons in Psychoanalysis (Lessons 1 to 3)

Originally published in 1921 the easy lessons series was designed to provide the reader with a highly accessible primer of psychoanalysis presented in simple language. This publication showcases lessons 1 to 3.

Lesson 1. The Psychoanalytic Viewpoint

Lesson 2. Dreams and Their Meaning

Lesson 3. The Mind and The Brain

Easy Lessons in Psychoanalysis (Lessons 1 to 3)


Easy Lessons in Psychoanalysis (Lessons 5 to 7) by André Tridon

Originally published in 1921 the easy lessons series was designed to provide the reader with a highly accessible primer of psychoanalysis presented in simple language. This publication showcases lessons 5 to 7.

Lesson 5. The Conscious and the Unconscious

Lesson 6. Complexes and Education

Lesson 7. The Hereditary Taint

Easy Lessons in Psychoanalysis (Lessons 5 to 7)


Easy Lessons in Psychoanalysis (Lessons 8 to 11) by André Tridon

Originally published in 1921 the easy lessons series was designed to provide the reader with a highly accessible primer of psychoanalysis presented in simple language. This publication showcases lessons 8 to 11.

Lesson 8. The Neurosis

Lesson 9. The Flight From Reality And The Regression

Lesson 10. Pen Pictures of Neurotics

Lesson 11. Genius And Neurosis

Easy Lessons in Psychoanalysis (Lessons 8 to 11)


Schools of Psychoanalysis: Freud, The Pioneer

First published in 1920 as a chapter of the author's book Psychoanalysis and behavior, this is a succinct, clear and concise account of Freud's role in the history, scope and influence of psychoanalysis.

Schools of Psychoanalysis: Freud, The Pioneer


Schools of Psychoanalysis: Jung, The Zurich School

First published in 1920 as a chapter of the author's book Psychoanalysis and behavior, this is a succinct, clear and concise account of Jung's role in the history, scope and influence of psychoanalysis.

Schools of Psychoanalysis: Jung, The Zurich School


Schools of Psychoanalysis: Adler, Individual Psychology

First published in 1920 as a chapter of the author's book Psychoanalysis and behavior, this is a succinct, clear and concise account of Adler's role in the history, scope and influence of psychoanalysis.

Schools of Psychoanalysis: Adler, Individual Psychology


Schools of Psychoanalysis: Kempf, Dynamic Mechanism

First published in 1920 as a chapter of the author's book Psychoanalysis and behavior, this is a succinct, clear and concise account of Kempf's role in the history, scope and influence of psychoanalysis.

Schools of Psychoanalysis: Kempf, Dynamic Mechanism


Can We Sublimate Our Cravings?

Originally published in 1920 as a chapter in the book Psychoanalysis and Behavior, this particular article addresses the concept of sublimation in relation to human sexuality. Among the topics discussed are sexual cravings, Madame Bovary and parasitic cravings.

Can We Sublimate Our Cravings?


The Love Life by André Tridon

First published in 1920 as a chapter in the book Psychoanalysis and Behavior, this particular article discusses love in the sense of a physical attraction and stimulation. Among the issues addressed are the choice of a mate, love at first sight, neurotic jealousy and fetichism.

The Love Life


The Negative and The Positive Life

First published in 1920 as a chapter in the book Psychoanalysis and behavior, this particular article addresses the question of why so many people lead a negative life. Among the issues discussed are inferiority, withdrawing from reality, the craving for safety and neurotic superiority.

The Negative and The Positive Life


Sleep, Sleeplessness and Nightmares

Originally published in 1920 as a chapter in the book Psychoanalysis and behavior. Among the issues discussed in relation to sleep, sleeplessness and nightmares are dream symbols and anxiety dreams.

Sleep, Sleeplessness and Nightmares


Psychoanalysis Articles By C.P. Oberndorf


C.P. Oberndorf was secretary (1927-1930) and later president (1936) of the American Psychoanalytical Association, all of his articles listed below provide a great read for anybody interested in the history and influence of psychoanalysis.

Early Nineteenth Century Precursors of Freud's Thinking

Early Nineteenth Century Precursors of Freud's Thinking


The Impact of Psychoanalysis on Medical Education and The Public 1910-1920

The Impact of Psychoanalysis on Medical Education and The Public 1910-1920


Recollections of Psychoanalysis in Vienna, 1921-1922

Recollections of Psychoanalysis in Vienna, 1921-1922


Formal Instruction in Psychoanalysis Develops, 1930-1940

Formal Instruction in Psychoanalysis Develops, 1930-1940


Post-World War II Deviations in Psychoanalytical Conceptions

Post-World War II Deviations in Psychoanalytical Conceptions


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