Jan Abram
Biographic Data
| ID | 3846737 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jan Abram |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jan |
| FAMILY NAME | Abram |
| SIGNATURE | ABRAM J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Studio 1, 94 Woodland GardensLondon, N10 3UB |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8776-9036 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Le concept de trauma chez Winnicott
Ce texte met en évidence la façon dont la notion de trauma selon Winnicott diffère de la théorie freudienne classique. En focalisant sur la peur de l’effondrement et la régression dans le transfert, un cas clinique souligne un moment de l’analyse où, grâce à la réponse affective de l’analyste, l’effondrement initial s’est frayé un chemin vers l’après-coup. Le déplacement du divan au fauteuil s’est avéré le changement nécessaire du dispositif du c…
Squiggles, clowns and Catherine Wheels: Violation of the self and its vicissitudes
The article develops a reflection on Winnicott's concept of isolated self, to which are attributed characters of being permanently unknown and incommunicable. This topic is further discussed with the help of another concept of the same author, that of scision into the true and the false self, and of some texts by Marion Milner where Winnicott's ideas of isolation and incommunicability are questioned. In the sequence, the therapeutic significance …
Abram’s response to the letter to Editor of IJP
Abram’s response to the letter to Editor of IJP." The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 103(2), pp. 383–384
On Winnicott’s concept of trauma
Winnicott's clinical-theoretical matrix constitutes a distinction in underlying basic principles from both the Freudian and Kleinian models. In essence, Winnicott's concept of trauma is entirely related to the vicissitudes of the early psychic parent-infant relationship in which the mother's role is fundamental for the development of the newborn's psyche at the beginning and subsequently. While Winnicott acknowledges the difference between physic…
The Enigma of the Hour: Display Case Compendium
With thanks to: Lucy La Farge, Heinz Weiss, Margot Waddell and Francis Grier And to Ewan O Neill (Archivist for the British Psychoanalytical Society) Saven Morris (Head Librarian for the British Ps
Commentary on ‘The arms of the chimeras’ by Béatrice Ithier
Andre Green at the Squiggle Foundation: Revised Edition
Response by Jan Abram
Eigen concentrates on the notions of destruction and survival and conveys his understanding of the dynamic between object and subject (Eigen, 2012). His emphasis is on the object's survival. When h
On Winnicott’s clinical innovations in the analysis of adults
The corpus of Winnicott’s writings amounts to well over 600 articles and a simple search on PEP shows that his work is cited in almost 12,000 articles and books. The second edition of my book, The
On Not Being Able to Paint (1950) and The Hands of the Living God (1969)
Donald Winnicott today
Donald Woods Winnicott (1896–1971): A brief introduction
This essay offers a guide to the trajectory of Winnicott's theories from 1919 to 1971. Part one surveys the archives, publications, and the collected works project. Part two is divided into four sections to illustrate one foundation phase followed by three major theoretical phases. Each section outlines the evolution of Winnicott's thought and presents the seminal conceptions of each phase. At the end of each section the publications and key pape…
Squiggles, clowns et soleils: Réflexions Sur Le Concept Winnicottien De « Violation Du Self
Donald Woods Winnicott (1896–1971): A brief introduction
This essay offers a guide to the trajectory of Winnicott's theories from 1919 to 1971. Part one surveys the archives, publications, and the collected works project. Part two is divided into four sections to illustrate one foundation phase followed by three major theoretical phases. Each section outlines the evolution of Winnicott's thought and presents the seminal conceptions of each phase. At the end of each section the publications and key pape…
On Winnicott’s concept of trauma
Winnicott's clinical-theoretical matrix constitutes a distinction in underlying basic principles from both the Freudian and Kleinian models. In essence, Winnicott's concept of trauma is entirely related to the vicissitudes of the early psychic parent-infant relationship in which the mother's role is fundamental for the development of the newborn's psyche at the beginning and subsequently. While Winnicott acknowledges the difference between physic…
On Not Being Able to Paint (1950) and The Hands of the Living God (1969)
Squiggles, clowns et soleils: Réflexions Sur Le Concept Winnicottien De « Violation Du Self
Squiggles, clowns et soleils: Réflexions Sur Le Concept Winnicottien De « Violation Du Self
Donald Woods Winnicott (1896–1971): A brief introduction
This essay offers a guide to the trajectory of Winnicott's theories from 1919 to 1971. Part one surveys the archives, publications, and the collected works project. Part two is divided into four sections to illustrate one foundation phase followed by three major theoretical phases. Each section outlines the evolution of Winnicott's thought and presents the seminal conceptions of each phase. At the end of each section the publications and key pape…
On Winnicott’s clinical innovations in the analysis of adults
The corpus of Winnicott’s writings amounts to well over 600 articles and a simple search on PEP shows that his work is cited in almost 12,000 articles and books. The second edition of my book, The
On Not Being Able to Paint (1950) and The Hands of the Living God (1969)
Donald Winnicott today
Response by Jan Abram
Eigen concentrates on the notions of destruction and survival and conveys his understanding of the dynamic between object and subject (Eigen, 2012). His emphasis is on the object's survival. When h
Commentary on ‘The arms of the chimeras’ by Béatrice Ithier
Andre Green at the Squiggle Foundation: Revised Edition
The Enigma of the Hour: Display Case Compendium
With thanks to: Lucy La Farge, Heinz Weiss, Margot Waddell and Francis Grier And to Ewan O Neill (Archivist for the British Psychoanalytical Society) Saven Morris (Head Librarian for the British Ps
On Winnicott’s concept of trauma
Winnicott's clinical-theoretical matrix constitutes a distinction in underlying basic principles from both the Freudian and Kleinian models. In essence, Winnicott's concept of trauma is entirely related to the vicissitudes of the early psychic parent-infant relationship in which the mother's role is fundamental for the development of the newborn's psyche at the beginning and subsequently. While Winnicott acknowledges the difference between physic…
Abram’s response to the letter to Editor of IJP
Abram’s response to the letter to Editor of IJP." The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 103(2), pp. 383–384
Squiggles, clowns and Catherine Wheels: Violation of the self and its vicissitudes
The article develops a reflection on Winnicott's concept of isolated self, to which are attributed characters of being permanently unknown and incommunicable. This topic is further discussed with the help of another concept of the same author, that of scision into the true and the false self, and of some texts by Marion Milner where Winnicott's ideas of isolation and incommunicability are questioned. In the sequence, the therapeutic significance …
Le concept de trauma chez Winnicott
Ce texte met en évidence la façon dont la notion de trauma selon Winnicott diffère de la théorie freudienne classique. En focalisant sur la peur de l’effondrement et la régression dans le transfert, un cas clinique souligne un moment de l’analyse où, grâce à la réponse affective de l’analyste, l’effondrement initial s’est frayé un chemin vers l’après-coup. Le déplacement du divan au fauteuil s’est avéré le changement nécessaire du dispositif du c…
Psychoanalysis (10 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (5 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Psychoanalysis and Psychopathology Research (4 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · 1896-1971 (2 works) · Art (2 works)