(1957). International Journal of Psycho-Analysis, 38:435 The rôle of identification in the analytical process is discussed by J. Lampl-de Groot, who thinks that the psycho-analyst has to provide his patient with satisfactory identifications and that this is not inconsistent with neutrality. In the same way, P. Luquet writes about some non-verbal factors of recovery in the psycho-analytical cure, and includes the introjection of the objectivity, the understanding mind, and the kindness of the psycho-analyst. F. Lechat presents a detailed paper on the consequences of early object relations on adulthood, especially of the loss of the fundamental object. According to him the following process takes place: i. Aggressive trends are directed toward the object. ii. The aggressive trends become jammed by fear. iii. The feeling arises that all contact may be dangerous both for the object and the subject, and anxiety is always latent. iv. The individual refrains from winning or accepting another's affection. Both love and aggression are blocked and he is only able to discharge by pseudo-love and pseudo-aggressiveness toward pseudo-objects. Beside the above-mentioned papers, Bulletin No. 26 contains an excerpt from A. Freud's 'Some Remarks on the Observation of Newborns', notes on the 'Integration of Behaviour' by T. M. French, and a summary of Glover's inquiry on psycho-analytical technique.
Article Citation [Who Cited This?](1957). Bulletin D'Activités, Association Des Psychanalystes De Belgique No. 26. Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 38:435 |
