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Melanie Klein did not waver in her belief that child patients would benefit just as much as adults from having their unconscious conflicts and anxieties understood and interpreted. In fact she felt they would be more able to get in touch with infantile states of mind, being closer to the raw experiences of infancy. Within 10 years of the publication of Little Hans she was taking on very young ...
13. Juni 2015 · Melanie Klein was born in 1882 to a Jewish family in Vienna. She was such a talented lady who experienced a lot of dissatisfaction and disappointments in her life with the early marriage, the death of her son, and the puerperal depression after the birth of each of her children.
21. Sept. 2021 · Specifically, he rewrote the notion of Melanie Klein positions—primarily the depressive position—using extant knowledge of structure of emotions, the centrality of mental representations of the future (“prospection”) and the toxic nature of criticism-based emotions. This reformulation enables a dialog between clinical psychoanalysis and other therapeutic schools of thought and sheds ...
Object relations theory was further developed by Austrian-British psychoanalyst Melanie Klein, who also worked on the concept of ‘part objects’, describing ‘an exaggerated preoccupation with certain body parts (e.g. breasts) or attributes of others and the resulting tendency not to relate to the whole person’ (Feltham and Dryden, 1993: 130).
Melanie Klein’s groundbreaking theories further our knowledge of psychological and emotional development, and its roots in infancy. Discover Klein’s concepts and clinical technique, and how her ideas have been taken forward by new generations of clinicians and writers.
2. Juli 2022 · Melanie Klein (1882-1960) war eine Psychoanalytikerin, die sich besonders mit der Entwicklung des kleinen Kindes beschäftigte. Sie entwickelte eine Form der Psychoanalyse für Kinder. Während die Psychoanalyse des Erwachsenen von Worten und freier Assoziation lebt, erfährt der Therapeut bei Kindern das meiste über ihr Spiel.
Melanie Klein (nee Reizes) was born in Vienna in 1882 into a middle-class Jewish family. Although she was educated at the gymnasium, her intellectual ambitions to attend medical school were thwarted by a fall in the family fortunes and at the age of twenty-one she married Arthur Klein, an industrial chemist, and began to raise a family.
