Per R Anthi
Biographic Data
| ID | 4141461 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Per R Anthi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Per R |
| FAMILY NAME | Anthi |
| SIGNATURE | ANTHI P R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Skretting (Norway) |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6153-0636 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 19 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Rat Man, Ibsen’s Rat Wife and Little Eyolf . The Rat Man case revisited
According to Freud no light was thrown upon the meaning of his rat deliria until he mentioned that the Rat Wife in Ibsen's play Little Eyolf (1894) had made a strong impression on him. He did not elaborate any further how Ibsen's play became a leading clue to insight into his rat deliria. He supposed that the roots of the Rat Man's great obsessive fear were derived from his unconscious phantasies of introjecting his father's penis per anum. The a…
Some thoughts about transgenderism and gender dysphoria
"Some thoughts about transgenderism and gender dysphoria." The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 103(6), pp. 1119–1120 Disclosure statementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s)
Wilhelm Reich’s character analysis revisited
Reich character analytic technique is revisited. Many psychoanalytical researchers maintain that real psychic change only can occur through alterations in the implicit/procedural memory system. Therefore, they claim that analytical work should be focused on helping the patient to be aware of patterns of non-verbal manifestations and modes of behaving. The prominent problem of these researchers is that they do not have a workable and adequate meth…
A note on the history of the Norwegian Psychoanalytic Society from 1933 to 1945
The Norwegian analysts, who were trained in Berlin before 1933, were drawn into a struggle against fascism, informed by politically leftist analysts who worked at the Berlin Institute. The Norwegian group, including the analysts Wilhelm Reich and Otto Fenichel, were committed to Marxist or social democratic ideologies in order to fight down fascism and Nazism. They were a source of inspiration but also of conflict. After the war the leadership of…
Psykoanalysens Aktualitet [The Actuality of Psychoanalysis]
(2008). PSYKOANALYSENS AKTUALITET [THE ACTUALITY OF PSYCHOANALYSIS] The Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Review: Vol. 31, No. 2, pp. 128-130
Obituaries
Mellem Mennesker
Roald Amundsen
The author suggests that Freud was intrigued by those who explored the still unknown regions of the globe; in 1928 he received a letter from a colleague who knew he was interested in the psychology of polar explorers, asking him to comment on some strange visualizations that had haunted Roald Amundsen, the great polar explorer, when during one of his Arctic expeditions he was attacked and nearly mauled to death by a polar bear. Freud emphasised t…
What Do Psychoanalysts Want
Reconstruction in Psychoanalysis
(1995). RECONSTRUCTION IN PSYCHOANALYSIS. The Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Review: Vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 121-123
Obituary
Freud's Dream in Norekdal Style
Eventyrbroen
Formal Defensive Aspects of Cognition and Modes of Thinking Exemplified by Freud's Case History of the Rat Man
Sven Lidmans Livsuppgørelse
Reconstruction Of Preverbal Experiences
Only a few analysts (Deutsch, 1947, 1952; Braatøy, 1954) have systematically tried to investigate how nonverbal behavior may be derived from events and experiences from the preverbal phase of development. Their approaches to the analysis of such behavior differ. Extracts of an analysis are used to illustrate basic technical and theoretical questions with regard to the possibility of making use of nonverbal material to reconstruct preverbal experi…
The Primal Scene in Sandemose's Murder Mysteries
Analysis of Non-Verbal Behavior
Speech, the associating stream of verbalizations, is the mode of communication par excellance in psychoanalysis. Authoritative literature of the psychoanalytic situation (Stone, 1961) and technique (Greenson, 1967) hardly mention the question of analysis of non-verbal behavior. Characteristically we have to search rather far back in time to unearth the literature in this field
Ibsen. Narcissism and Creativity
(1981). Ibsen. Narcissism and Creativity. The Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Review: Vol. 4, No. 2, pp. 161-176
Reconstruction Of Preverbal Experiences
Only a few analysts (Deutsch, 1947, 1952; Braatøy, 1954) have systematically tried to investigate how nonverbal behavior may be derived from events and experiences from the preverbal phase of development. Their approaches to the analysis of such behavior differ. Extracts of an analysis are used to illustrate basic technical and theoretical questions with regard to the possibility of making use of nonverbal material to reconstruct preverbal experi…
Roald Amundsen
The author suggests that Freud was intrigued by those who explored the still unknown regions of the globe; in 1928 he received a letter from a colleague who knew he was interested in the psychology of polar explorers, asking him to comment on some strange visualizations that had haunted Roald Amundsen, the great polar explorer, when during one of his Arctic expeditions he was attacked and nearly mauled to death by a polar bear. Freud emphasised t…
Formal Defensive Aspects of Cognition and Modes of Thinking Exemplified by Freud's Case History of the Rat Man
Ibsen. Narcissism and Creativity
(1981). Ibsen. Narcissism and Creativity. The Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Review: Vol. 4, No. 2, pp. 161-176
Wilhelm Reich’s character analysis revisited
Reich character analytic technique is revisited. Many psychoanalytical researchers maintain that real psychic change only can occur through alterations in the implicit/procedural memory system. Therefore, they claim that analytical work should be focused on helping the patient to be aware of patterns of non-verbal manifestations and modes of behaving. The prominent problem of these researchers is that they do not have a workable and adequate meth…
Freud's Dream in Norekdal Style
Analysis of Non-Verbal Behavior
Speech, the associating stream of verbalizations, is the mode of communication par excellance in psychoanalysis. Authoritative literature of the psychoanalytic situation (Stone, 1961) and technique (Greenson, 1967) hardly mention the question of analysis of non-verbal behavior. Characteristically we have to search rather far back in time to unearth the literature in this field
Analysis of Non-Verbal Behavior
Speech, the associating stream of verbalizations, is the mode of communication par excellance in psychoanalysis. Authoritative literature of the psychoanalytic situation (Stone, 1961) and technique (Greenson, 1967) hardly mention the question of analysis of non-verbal behavior. Characteristically we have to search rather far back in time to unearth the literature in this field
Ibsen. Narcissism and Creativity
(1981). Ibsen. Narcissism and Creativity. The Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Review: Vol. 4, No. 2, pp. 161-176
The Primal Scene in Sandemose's Murder Mysteries
Reconstruction Of Preverbal Experiences
Only a few analysts (Deutsch, 1947, 1952; Braatøy, 1954) have systematically tried to investigate how nonverbal behavior may be derived from events and experiences from the preverbal phase of development. Their approaches to the analysis of such behavior differ. Extracts of an analysis are used to illustrate basic technical and theoretical questions with regard to the possibility of making use of nonverbal material to reconstruct preverbal experi…
Sven Lidmans Livsuppgørelse
Eventyrbroen
Formal Defensive Aspects of Cognition and Modes of Thinking Exemplified by Freud's Case History of the Rat Man
Freud's Dream in Norekdal Style
Reconstruction in Psychoanalysis
(1995). RECONSTRUCTION IN PSYCHOANALYSIS. The Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Review: Vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 121-123
Obituary
What Do Psychoanalysts Want
Roald Amundsen
The author suggests that Freud was intrigued by those who explored the still unknown regions of the globe; in 1928 he received a letter from a colleague who knew he was interested in the psychology of polar explorers, asking him to comment on some strange visualizations that had haunted Roald Amundsen, the great polar explorer, when during one of his Arctic expeditions he was attacked and nearly mauled to death by a polar bear. Freud emphasised t…
Mellem Mennesker
Obituaries
Psykoanalysens Aktualitet [The Actuality of Psychoanalysis]
(2008). PSYKOANALYSENS AKTUALITET [THE ACTUALITY OF PSYCHOANALYSIS] The Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Review: Vol. 31, No. 2, pp. 128-130
A note on the history of the Norwegian Psychoanalytic Society from 1933 to 1945
The Norwegian analysts, who were trained in Berlin before 1933, were drawn into a struggle against fascism, informed by politically leftist analysts who worked at the Berlin Institute. The Norwegian group, including the analysts Wilhelm Reich and Otto Fenichel, were committed to Marxist or social democratic ideologies in order to fight down fascism and Nazism. They were a source of inspiration but also of conflict. After the war the leadership of…
Wilhelm Reich’s character analysis revisited
Reich character analytic technique is revisited. Many psychoanalytical researchers maintain that real psychic change only can occur through alterations in the implicit/procedural memory system. Therefore, they claim that analytical work should be focused on helping the patient to be aware of patterns of non-verbal manifestations and modes of behaving. The prominent problem of these researchers is that they do not have a workable and adequate meth…
Some thoughts about transgenderism and gender dysphoria
"Some thoughts about transgenderism and gender dysphoria." The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 103(6), pp. 1119–1120 Disclosure statementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s)
The Rat Man, Ibsen’s Rat Wife and Little Eyolf . The Rat Man case revisited
According to Freud no light was thrown upon the meaning of his rat deliria until he mentioned that the Rat Wife in Ibsen's play Little Eyolf (1894) had made a strong impression on him. He did not elaborate any further how Ibsen's play became a leading clue to insight into his rat deliria. He supposed that the roots of the Rat Man's great obsessive fear were derived from his unconscious phantasies of introjecting his father's penis per anum. The a…
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