10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EROTISATION»
Discover the use of
erotisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
erotisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Primary Love and Psychoanalytic Technique
diseases are basically inflammations—and thus inseparably linked with
erotisation. Thetwo kinds ofdiseases hithertofaithfullyseparated as organic and
functional, regarded from this angle, are identical in nature. One main
characteristic is ...
2
Reason and Passion: A Celebration of the Work of Hanna Segal
Freud (1910) describes how sexualisation, erotisation of parts of the body
prevents those parts from functioning properly, taking as his example that of
vision. I want also to talk about vision, but mental vision, using the verse from
Proverbs, ...
3
Ethnologia Europaea 32 : 1
Some clergymen reject the idea of developing an erotic relationship, while others
explained that they, in some situations, were positive to the erotisation of spiritual
counselling. Female clerics reacted in quite a different way: they declared that ...
Jonas Frykman Gösta Arvastson, Jonas Frykman
4
Observing Organisations: Anxiety, Defence and Culture in ...
FLIRTATIOUSNESS AND EROTIC ATMOSPHERE Erotisation, as in the previous
example, was quite a common social defence in this ward culture. The
atmosphere was often flirtatious, and both verbal and physical contact between
staff ...
R. D. Hinshelwood, Wilhelm Skogstad, 2002
5
Assessment in Child Psychotherapy
These stories initially revolved around the theme of massive denial of reality,
bodily constriction and erotisation, and primitive omniscience and omnipotence.
Here are some examples of how I followed Cara's non-verbal responses and
shared ...
Margaret Rustin, Emanuela Quagliata, 2000
6
Pioneers of Child Psychoanalysis: Influential Theories and ...
And (4) that excessive sexual stimulation early in life, whether massive or specific
in origin, results in primitive erotisation and ultimately in some genital stimulation
long before genitalisation, which is undeveloped before the phallic phase.
Beatriz Markman Reubins, Marc Stephan Reubins, 2014
7
Psychotic States in Children
It seemed that Yvonne's mother was unprotective or even collusive in the sexual
abuse, and it could be conjectured that Yvonne internalised a maternal object
suffused with confusion, incapable of differentiating erotisation from affection, and
...
8
Other Banalities: Melanie Klein Revisited
Erotisation is not simply a mechanical discharge of libido. Sex is not simply an
energic release. In this view, erotomania and perversions are a cover-up strategy
when the struggle appears to be lost. Anxiety and aggression When Klein first ...
9
The Psychoanalytic Therapy of Severe Disturbance
A second fantasy is that of self-punishment, which is dominated by guilt,
frequently associated with masturbation, which aims to gratify, in fantasy,
incestuous wishes, and an erotisation of pain and death. Here, the surviving self
is gratified by its ...
Even if the child is partly seeking to eradicate the implications of his or her own
sexuality, if the father adequately conveys his desire for the child's eventual
realisation of the child's sexuality, then he can assist the child in the erotisation of
the ...
