Robert L Tyson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1358947 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Robert L Tyson |
| NOMBRES | Robert L |
| APELLIDO | Tyson |
| FIRMA | TYSON R L |
| AFILIACIONES | 737 Pearl Street (Suite 208) La Jolla, California 92037 |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1971 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Lehrbuch der psychoanalytischen Entwicklungspsychologie
Nach seinem großen Erfolg in der anglo-amerikanischen Welt hat sich das Lehrbuch von Tyson und Tyson auch im deutschsprachigen Raum binnen weniger Jahre zu einem unverzichtbaren Standardwerk entwickelt. "Mit diesem wichtigen und bahnbrechenden Werk wird eine große Lücke geschlossen. Die Autoren bringen neue Erkenntnisse und leisten gleichzeitig einen bedeutenden, originellen und auf die Klinik bezogenen Beitrag." Joseph Sandler"Eine gewaltige Int…
Gulliver's virtual travels’
1. *The PEP CD‐Rom is produced by the Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing Inc., Website: http:www.p‐e‐p.org. Price: $1470 if purchased outright; $1249 for students. Upgrade from Archive 1 v1 to v2 is $300, and from Archive 1v2 to 1v3 is $300. For students, upgrade from Archive 1v2 to 1v3 is $250. Macintosh version available.Notes1. *The PEP CD‐Rom is produced by the Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing Inc., Website: http:www.p‐e‐p.org. Price: $…
Gulliver's Virtual Travels'
Research
Research: Presentations from research advisory board funded projects." The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 83(3), pp. 702–703
Self-Analysis
Countertransference Evolution in Theory and Practice
A framework tS suggested for conceptualizing countertransference, based on expansion of the concept emerging subsequent to Freud's original view of the phenomenon: (1) from Ucs to Cs, (2) from reactions to transference to all reactions, (3) from the analyst's neurosis to the anabst's functioning, (4) from self-analysis to self-scrutiny, (5) from obstacle to contribution. Particular attention is called to the advantages of maintaining the distinct…
Narcissism and Superego Development
To elucidate the role of the superego in th maintenance of narcissistic equilibrium, we reviewed Freud's ideas about narcissism and the superego as well as the relevant theories of Kohut, Kernberg, and certain ego psychologists. These latter authors offer an alternative mode of understanding narcissism more consistent with Freud's structural theory, one in which signal affects and superego functioning play a central role in normal development and…
Some Narcissistic Consequences of Object Loss
This paper examines the effects of object loss on narcissistic equilibrium from a developmental perspective. Such effects vary, depending on when the loss occurs in relation to the process of self-object differentiation, as well as on other characteristics in the loss situation. An effort is made to clarify the particular narcissistic elements which may be identified as involved in the experience of psychic pain following a loss. To this end, a d…
Who Receives Psychotherapy? a Study of Demographic and Other Patient Characteristics
This study reports on the sources of referral and the demographic characteristics of the 137 patients referred for individual psychotherapy in 1975 to the Adult Outpatient Department of the Paddington Centre for Psychotherapy. The majority of patients were referred by General Practitioners but self-referred patients were most frequently accepted for therapy and most successfully maintained their treatment contract. Young, single and female patien…
Questions of supply and demand in dynamic psychotherapy
Out‐patient psychotherapy resources are severely limited in the face of a considerable mental health problem in the community. A review is made of the literature pertinent to the attempt to estimate the number of patients who receive, or might benefit from receiving, dynamic psychotherapy in the National Health Service. Among the many variables involved, problems of definition and the interests and opinions of general practitioners and hospital p…
Aspects of the patient intake process in a psychotherapy clinic
Recent interest in psychotherapy services in the National Health Service has raised questions regarding the availability of existing psychotherapy facilities. In attempting to answer some of these questions, a study was made of aspects of the referral and assessment segments of the intake process of 180 patients referred in 1975 to the Paddington Centre for Psychotherapy Adult Out‐patient Department. Of this group, 137 were referred for individua…
Problems in the selection of patients for psychoanalysis
Countertransference Evolution in Theory and Practice
A framework tS suggested for conceptualizing countertransference, based on expansion of the concept emerging subsequent to Freud's original view of the phenomenon: (1) from Ucs to Cs, (2) from reactions to transference to all reactions, (3) from the analyst's neurosis to the anabst's functioning, (4) from self-analysis to self-scrutiny, (5) from obstacle to contribution. Particular attention is called to the advantages of maintaining the distinct…
Narcissism and Superego Development
To elucidate the role of the superego in th maintenance of narcissistic equilibrium, we reviewed Freud's ideas about narcissism and the superego as well as the relevant theories of Kohut, Kernberg, and certain ego psychologists. These latter authors offer an alternative mode of understanding narcissism more consistent with Freud's structural theory, one in which signal affects and superego functioning play a central role in normal development and…
Some Narcissistic Consequences of Object Loss
This paper examines the effects of object loss on narcissistic equilibrium from a developmental perspective. Such effects vary, depending on when the loss occurs in relation to the process of self-object differentiation, as well as on other characteristics in the loss situation. An effort is made to clarify the particular narcissistic elements which may be identified as involved in the experience of psychic pain following a loss. To this end, a d…
Problems in the selection of patients for psychoanalysis
Questions of supply and demand in dynamic psychotherapy
Out‐patient psychotherapy resources are severely limited in the face of a considerable mental health problem in the community. A review is made of the literature pertinent to the attempt to estimate the number of patients who receive, or might benefit from receiving, dynamic psychotherapy in the National Health Service. Among the many variables involved, problems of definition and the interests and opinions of general practitioners and hospital p…
Aspects of the patient intake process in a psychotherapy clinic
Recent interest in psychotherapy services in the National Health Service has raised questions regarding the availability of existing psychotherapy facilities. In attempting to answer some of these questions, a study was made of aspects of the referral and assessment segments of the intake process of 180 patients referred in 1975 to the Paddington Centre for Psychotherapy Adult Out‐patient Department. Of this group, 137 were referred for individua…
Who Receives Psychotherapy? a Study of Demographic and Other Patient Characteristics
This study reports on the sources of referral and the demographic characteristics of the 137 patients referred for individual psychotherapy in 1975 to the Adult Outpatient Department of the Paddington Centre for Psychotherapy. The majority of patients were referred by General Practitioners but self-referred patients were most frequently accepted for therapy and most successfully maintained their treatment contract. Young, single and female patien…
Some Narcissistic Consequences of Object Loss
This paper examines the effects of object loss on narcissistic equilibrium from a developmental perspective. Such effects vary, depending on when the loss occurs in relation to the process of self-object differentiation, as well as on other characteristics in the loss situation. An effort is made to clarify the particular narcissistic elements which may be identified as involved in the experience of psychic pain following a loss. To this end, a d…
Narcissism and Superego Development
To elucidate the role of the superego in th maintenance of narcissistic equilibrium, we reviewed Freud's ideas about narcissism and the superego as well as the relevant theories of Kohut, Kernberg, and certain ego psychologists. These latter authors offer an alternative mode of understanding narcissism more consistent with Freud's structural theory, one in which signal affects and superego functioning play a central role in normal development and…
Countertransference Evolution in Theory and Practice
A framework tS suggested for conceptualizing countertransference, based on expansion of the concept emerging subsequent to Freud's original view of the phenomenon: (1) from Ucs to Cs, (2) from reactions to transference to all reactions, (3) from the analyst's neurosis to the anabst's functioning, (4) from self-analysis to self-scrutiny, (5) from obstacle to contribution. Particular attention is called to the advantages of maintaining the distinct…
Self-Analysis
Gulliver's virtual travels’
1. *The PEP CD‐Rom is produced by the Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing Inc., Website: http:www.p‐e‐p.org. Price: $1470 if purchased outright; $1249 for students. Upgrade from Archive 1 v1 to v2 is $300, and from Archive 1v2 to 1v3 is $300. For students, upgrade from Archive 1v2 to 1v3 is $250. Macintosh version available.Notes1. *The PEP CD‐Rom is produced by the Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing Inc., Website: http:www.p‐e‐p.org. Price: $…
Gulliver's Virtual Travels'
Research
Research: Presentations from research advisory board funded projects." The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 83(3), pp. 702–703
Lehrbuch der psychoanalytischen Entwicklungspsychologie
Nach seinem großen Erfolg in der anglo-amerikanischen Welt hat sich das Lehrbuch von Tyson und Tyson auch im deutschsprachigen Raum binnen weniger Jahre zu einem unverzichtbaren Standardwerk entwickelt. "Mit diesem wichtigen und bahnbrechenden Werk wird eine große Lücke geschlossen. Die Autoren bringen neue Erkenntnisse und leisten gleichzeitig einen bedeutenden, originellen und auf die Klinik bezogenen Beitrag." Joseph Sandler"Eine gewaltige Int…
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