(2016). PEP Consolidated Psychoanalytic Glossary. PEP Consolidated Psychoanalytic Glossary , 1
This glossary is a compilation of terms, definitions, and discussion from major published psychoanalytic glossaries. The source of each entry is indicated at the start of each entry. The entries include the complete text of the original source, reused with permission, with added links provided by Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing (PEP)
The glossary is intended to bring the psychoanalytic concepts defined by the leading psychoanalytic glossaries together, so that researchers and practitoners can quickly compare and understand historical perspectives and definitions. While it is presented here as a more traditional, linear, book of alphabetized terms, this is only one of the views provided by the PEP-Archive. Each group of terms is linked from numerous points in the PEP archive--wherever the term is referenced and it would be handy to see definitions and discussion.
| PAIN |
| PAIR OF OPPOSITES |
| PAIRING |
| PANIC |
| PARADOX |
| PARAMETER |
| PARAMNESIA |
| PARANOIA; PARANOID CHARACTER; PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA |
| PARANOID DEFENCE AGAINST DEPRESSIVE ANXIETY |
| PARANOID POSITION; PARANOID-SCHIZOID POSITION |
| PARAPHILIA |
| PARAPHRENIA |
| PARAPRAXIS |
| PARATAXIC MODE |
| PARENT-INFANT PSYCHOTHERAPY |
| PART OBJECT; WHOLE OBJECT |
| PARTIAL DRIVE |
| PARTIAL OBJECT |
| PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION |
| PARTICIPATION MYSTIQUE |
| PASS, THE |
| PASSAGE A L'ACTE |
| PASSION |
| PATERNAL METAPHOR |
| PATHOLOGICAL ACCOMMODATION |
| PATHOLOGICAL DEFENSES OF INFANCY |
| PATHOLOGICAL GRIEF |
| PATHOLOGICAL NARCISSISM |
| PATHOLOGICAL ORGANIZATIONS |
| PATHONEUROSIS |
| PAVOR NOCTURNUS |
| PENIS |
| PENIS ENVY; MASCULINITY COMPLEX |
| PERCEPTION |
| PERCEPTUAL IDENTITY; THOUGHT IDENTITY |
| PERSECUTION |
| PERSEPHONE COMPLEX |
| PERSONA |
| PERSONAL MYTH |
| PERSONALITY TYPOLOGY |
| PERSONALITY; PERSONALITY DISORDER |
| PERSONIFICATION |
| PERU |
| PERVERSION |
| PFISTER, OSKAR |
| PHALLIC WOMAN, PHALLIC MOTHER |
| PHALLIC; PHALLIC PHASE; PHALLUS |
| PHALLUS, PRIMACY OF THE |
| PHANTASY |
| PHANTASY SELFOBJECTS AND PHANTASY SELF-OBJECT RELATIONSHIPS |
| PHANTASY, UNCONSCIOUS |
| PHENOMENOLOGY; PHENOMENOLOGICAL METHOD |
| PHILOSOPHY |
| PHILOSOPHY, CONTINENTAL |
| PHOBIA; PHOBIC CHARACTER |
| PHOBIC NEUROSIS |
| PICTURE |
| PLASTIC REPRESENTATION |
| PLASTICITY OF THE LIBIDO |
| PLAY AND PLAYING |
| PLAY TECHNIQUE |
| PLEASURE PRINCIPLE |
| PLEASURE-EGO; REALITY-EGO |
| PLEASURE; UNPLEASURE PRINCIPLE |
| POISONING |
| POLAND |
| POLITICS AND PSYCHOANALYSIS |
| POLYMORPHOUS PERVERSITY |
| PORTUGAL |
| POSITION |
| POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER |
| POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER |
| POTENTIAL SPACE |
| PRACTICING SUBPHASE |
| PREADOLESCENCE |
| PREAMBIVALENT OBJECT |
| PRECONCEPTION; CONCEPTION |
| PRECONSCIOUS |
| PRECURSOR OBJECT |
| PREGENITAL |
| PREGENITAL MASTURBATORY EQUIVALENT |
| PREMATURE EJACULATION |
| PRENATAL STATES OF MIND |
| PREOEDIPAL |
| PRESENCE |
| PRESSURE |
| PRESSURE OF THE DRIVE |
| PRIMAL CAVITY |
| PRIMAL FANTASY |
| PRIMAL HORDE |
| PRIMAL PHANTASIES |
| PRIMAL SCENE |
| PRIMARY CREATIVITY |
| PRIMARY FEMININITY |
| PRIMARY IDENTIFICATION |
| PRIMARY MATERNAL PREOCCUPATION |
| PRIMARY NARCISSISM, SECONDARY NARCISSISM |
| PRIMARY PROCESS; SECONDARY PROCESS |
| PRIMARY; SECONDARY GAIN |
| PRIMITIVE DEFENCE MECHANISMS |
| PRIMORDIAL IMAGES |
| PRINCIPLE OF CONSTANCY |
| PRINCIPLE OF INERTIA |
| PRINCIPLE OF MULTIPLE APPEAL |
| PRINCIPLE OF MULTIPLE DETERMINISM |
| PRINCIPLE OF MULTIPLE FUNCTION |
| PRINCIPLE; NIRVANA |
| PRISTINE UNITARY EGO |
| PRIVACY |
| PRIVATION |
| PRIVILEGE |
| PROJECT FOR A SCIENTIFIC PSYCHOLOGY |
| PROJECTION |
| PROJECTIVE IDENTIFICATION |
| PROTECTIVE SHIELD |
| PROTECTIVE SHIELD AGAINST STIMULI |
| PS-D |
| PSYCHE-SOMA |
| PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHOANALYSIS |
| PSYCHIC APPARATUS |
| PSYCHIC CHANGE |
| PSYCHIC DETERMINISM |
| PSYCHIC ENERGY |
| PSYCHIC EQUILIBRIUM |
| PSYCHIC IMPOTENCE |
| PSYCHIC ORGANIZERS |
| PSYCHIC PAIN |
| PSYCHIC REALITY |
| PSYCHIC STRUCTURE |
| PSYCHICAL APPARATUS |
| PSYCHICAL CONFLICT |
| PSYCHICAL REALITY |
| PSYCHICAL REPRESENTATIVE |
| PSYCHICAL WORKING OUT |
| PSYCHO-ANALYSIS; PSYCHOANALYSIS |
| PSYCHOANALYTIC FUNCTION OF THE PERSONALITY |
| PSYCHOANALYTIC OBJECT |
| PSYCHOANALYTIC PROCESS RESEARCH |
| PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY |
| PSYCHODYNAMICS |
| PSYCHOGENESIS |
| PSYCHOID |
| PSYCHOLINGUISTICS |
| PSYCHOLOGICAL DEFENCE |
| PSYCHOLOGICAL TYPES |
| PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL |
| PSYCHONEUROSIS OR NEURO-PSYCHOSIS |
| PSYCHOPATH |
| PSYCHOPATHIC PERSONALITY |
| PSYCHOPATHY |
| PSYCHOSEXUAL DEVELOPMENT |
| PSYCHOSIS |
| PSYCHOSOMATIC CONDITIONS |
| PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS |
| PSYCHOTHERAPY |
| PSYCHOTIC CHARACTER |
| PSYCHOTIC PROCESS |
| PUBERTY |
| PUNCTUATION |
| PUNISHMENT |
| PUNISHMENT, NEED |
| PURPOSIVE IDEA |
| PUSH-TO-THE-WOMAN |
PAIN
Skelton, R.
[This is a summary or excerpt from the full text of the book or article. The full text of the document is available to subscribers.]
