Mark Kanzer
Biographic Data
| ID | 5211539 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mark Kanzer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mark |
| FAMILY NAME | Kanzer |
| SIGNATURE | KANZER M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Harrison, New York |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 88 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1950 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Freud and his Father
Free Association
The Inconstant “Principle Of Constancy”
A review of the principle of constancy, as it appeared in Freud's writings, shows that it was inspired by his clinical observations, first with Breuer in the field of cathartic therapy and then through experiences in the early usage of psychoanalysis. The recognition that memories repressed in the unconscious created increasing tension, and that this was relieved with dischargelike phenomena when the unconscious was made conscious, was the basis …
Psychoanalytic Inferences Concerning Children Of Divorced Parents
Freud, Theodor Lipps, and “Scientific Psychology”
Freud's "scientific psychology" is traced from 1888 to 1938 in the succession of mental apparatuses he proposed. The key proposition, for which he shared credit with Theodor Lipps after 1898, holds that consciousness is a sense organ for detecting and translating the unknown inner reality of the unconscious. The significance of this approach from the standpoint of the methodology, constructions, and metapsychology of psychoanalysis is considered …
"Freud's "Analytic Pact
Freud's "analytic pact," as the final therapeutic model he evolved (1937, 1940), places the fundamental rule in a two-person structural framework that operates in a continuum between the inner reality and outer reality of both patient and analyst as these come to center in the analytic situation. To Freund's basic definition of psychoanalysis as related to resistance and transference, a third component is added, the collaboration that has been a …
Object Relations Theory
Current Concepts of Object Relations Theory
Victor Tausk—The Creativity and Suicide of a Psychoanalyst
Superego Aspects of Free Association and the Fundamental Rule
Max Schur 1897–1969
The Motor Sphere of the Transference
(1966). The Motor Sphere of the Transference. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 35, No. 4, pp. 522-539
Freud'S Uses of the Terms “Autoerotism” and “Narcissism”
Verbal and Nonverbal Aspects of Free Association
Image Formation During Free Association
Scientific Proceedings
Acting Out, Sublimation and Reality Testing
Book Section; Contemporary Psychoanalytic Views of Aesthetics
Gogol-A Study on Wit and Paranoia
Observations on Blank Dreams with Orgasms
A Field-Theory Perspective of Psychoanalysis
Past and Present in the Transference
The Transference Neurosis of the Rat Man
(1952). The Transference Neurosis of the Rat Man. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 181-189
The Œdipus Trilogy
American Journal of Psychiatry. CVI, 1950
Image Formation During Free Association
Superego Aspects of Free Association and the Fundamental Rule
"Freud's "Analytic Pact
Freud's "analytic pact," as the final therapeutic model he evolved (1937, 1940), places the fundamental rule in a two-person structural framework that operates in a continuum between the inner reality and outer reality of both patient and analyst as these come to center in the analytic situation. To Freund's basic definition of psychoanalysis as related to resistance and transference, a third component is added, the collaboration that has been a …
Psychoanalytic Inferences Concerning Children Of Divorced Parents
The Transference Neurosis of the Rat Man
(1952). The Transference Neurosis of the Rat Man. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 181-189
The Œdipus Trilogy
Object Relations Theory
Verbal and Nonverbal Aspects of Free Association
The Motor Sphere of the Transference
(1966). The Motor Sphere of the Transference. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 35, No. 4, pp. 522-539
Acting Out, Sublimation and Reality Testing
Freud, Theodor Lipps, and “Scientific Psychology”
Freud's "scientific psychology" is traced from 1888 to 1938 in the succession of mental apparatuses he proposed. The key proposition, for which he shared credit with Theodor Lipps after 1898, holds that consciousness is a sense organ for detecting and translating the unknown inner reality of the unconscious. The significance of this approach from the standpoint of the methodology, constructions, and metapsychology of psychoanalysis is considered …
Observations on Blank Dreams with Orgasms
Past and Present in the Transference
Victor Tausk—The Creativity and Suicide of a Psychoanalyst
Freud'S Uses of the Terms “Autoerotism” and “Narcissism”
A Field-Theory Perspective of Psychoanalysis
The Œdipus Trilogy
American Journal of Psychiatry. CVI, 1950
The Transference Neurosis of the Rat Man
(1952). The Transference Neurosis of the Rat Man. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 181-189
Past and Present in the Transference
Observations on Blank Dreams with Orgasms
A Field-Theory Perspective of Psychoanalysis
Gogol-A Study on Wit and Paranoia
Scientific Proceedings
Acting Out, Sublimation and Reality Testing
Book Section; Contemporary Psychoanalytic Views of Aesthetics
Image Formation During Free Association
Verbal and Nonverbal Aspects of Free Association
Freud'S Uses of the Terms “Autoerotism” and “Narcissism”
The Motor Sphere of the Transference
(1966). The Motor Sphere of the Transference. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 35, No. 4, pp. 522-539
Max Schur 1897–1969
Victor Tausk—The Creativity and Suicide of a Psychoanalyst
Superego Aspects of Free Association and the Fundamental Rule
Current Concepts of Object Relations Theory
Object Relations Theory
Freud, Theodor Lipps, and “Scientific Psychology”
Freud's "scientific psychology" is traced from 1888 to 1938 in the succession of mental apparatuses he proposed. The key proposition, for which he shared credit with Theodor Lipps after 1898, holds that consciousness is a sense organ for detecting and translating the unknown inner reality of the unconscious. The significance of this approach from the standpoint of the methodology, constructions, and metapsychology of psychoanalysis is considered …
"Freud's "Analytic Pact
Freud's "analytic pact," as the final therapeutic model he evolved (1937, 1940), places the fundamental rule in a two-person structural framework that operates in a continuum between the inner reality and outer reality of both patient and analyst as these come to center in the analytic situation. To Freund's basic definition of psychoanalysis as related to resistance and transference, a third component is added, the collaboration that has been a …
The Inconstant “Principle Of Constancy”
A review of the principle of constancy, as it appeared in Freud's writings, shows that it was inspired by his clinical observations, first with Breuer in the field of cathartic therapy and then through experiences in the early usage of psychoanalysis. The recognition that memories repressed in the unconscious created increasing tension, and that this was relieved with dischargelike phenomena when the unconscious was made conscious, was the basis …
Psychoanalytic Inferences Concerning Children Of Divorced Parents
Free Association
Freud and his Father
Psychology (25 works) · Psychoanalysis (24 works) · Psychoanalytic theory (11 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (10 works) · Psychotherapist (9 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Association (psychology) (4 works) · Free association (psychology) (4 works)