Notes on Identification I¶
Meissner, W. W. (1970). Notes on Identification I: Origins in Freud. Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 563-589.
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- Identification (Psychology)
- Freud's 1921 synthesis distinguishes an early emotional tie, a regressive replacement of object choice, and identification based on a newly perceived common quality. Meissner's historical analysis shows both the concept's centrality and the multiplicity of its uses in Freud.
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- Freud's 1921 synthesis distinguishes an early emotional tie, a regressive replacement of object choice, and identification based on a newly perceived common quality. Meissner's historical analysis shows both the concept's centrality and the multiplicity of its uses in Freud.
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