Benjamin Kilborne
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 109335 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Benjamin Kilborne |
| PRENOMES | Benjamin |
| SOBRENOME | Kilborne |
| ASSINATURA | KILBORNE B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | California Institute of the Arts |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1980 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
On dreams, imaginative knowing and not knowing
John Fletcher
Trauma and the Unconscious
Dreams, Katharsis and Anxiety
Ferenczi, le trauma et l'inconscient
Le concept d'inconscient de Freud diffère fondamentalement de celui de Ferenczi dans des sens qui sont pertinents pour tous les cliniciens. La notion de Ferenczi est davantage liée au phénomène du trauma et au concept français de « double conscience » qui, à plusieurs égards, sont dynamiquement moins ambigus que la notion freudienne d'inconscient. Aux yeux de Freud, l'inconscient ne peut jamais être connu de manière directe. Mais la notion de dou…
Trauma and the Wise Baby
The Ego and Analysis of Defense (second edition)
Human Foibles and Psychoanalytic Technique
Kamran Ghaffari and Luigi Caparrotta
La honte et l'angoisse
Shame Conflicts and Tragedy in the Scarlet Letter
Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter has much to teach psychoanalysts and psychotherapists. Perhaps no other American novel lends itself so well to an exploration in depth of the dynamics, conflicts, and defenses characteristic of shame. While most commentators on The Scarlet Letter have assumed Hester Prynne's pain to be shame-based, and the Reverend Dimmesdale's to be guilt-based, a rather different interpretation is proposed namely, that b…
Le «nourrisson savant» de Ferenczi et la honte oedipienne
Kilborne Benjamin. Le «nourrisson savant» de Ferenczi et la honte oedipienne. In: Le Coq-Héron, n°167, 2001. L'enfance perdue. Les traumas précoces selon Ferenczi. pp. 60-64
Ferenczi, la régression et la honte
Kilborne Benjamin. Ferenczi, la régression et la honte. In: Le Coq-Héron, n°155, 1999. Ferenczi et la psychanalyse contemporaine. Congrès de Madrid, mars 1998. Tome II. pp. 37-42
Ferenczi, Regression and Shame
Sandor Ferenczi's work, nourished by his own experience of shame and injury in relation to his analyst Freud, can be seen to link notions of trauma, regression and shame. This paper may be divided into three loosely connected sections. The first concerns the concept of regression. The second, the debate over the place of gratification and abstinence in controlling the depth of regression and in working through the shame which regression necessari…
Róheim and Psychoanalytic Anthropology in the United States1
Of Creatures Large and Small
The authors investigates what he terms "size anxiety" and "psychic size." Psychic size is composed of experiences of smallness and largeness with respect to parental figures, fantasies of being large or small, and the meanings of such experiences and fantasies in specific two-person situations. Size anxiety includes the anxiety about being a particular size with respect to a significant other (real or fantasized). Drawing on Gulliver's Travels an…
In the Midst of Life
Fantasmes lilliputiens et sentiment de honte
Kilborne Benjamin. Fantasmes lilliputiens et sentiment de honte. In: Le Coq-Héron, n°125, 1992. L'héritage de Ferenczi. pp. 45-48
Positivism and its vicissitudes
Positivism is a subject about which much is said, yet little understood. Of central importance for the history of the social and behavioral sciences, Postivism appears in widely various guises: as logical positivism of the Vienna School, as a sort of anti-theoretical empiricism against which many theoreticians have railed, and as a doctrine of faith for the regeneration of a broken society. Concentrating on the latter, the author inquires into th…
Fields of Shame
Semiotics, Self, and Society . Benjamin Lee and Greg Urban
Abstracts and Reviews
Abstracts and Reviews
PREVIOUS ARTICLEAbstracts and Reviews : Spirit Manifestation as an Idiom of Distress: Intervention Strategies and Their Psychocul- Tural Contexts by David J. Hess. Mimeographed (1988) 32 pages
Culture and Human Nature
One of the most prominent figures in psychoanalytic and psychological anthropology, Melford E. Spiro has produced an oeuvre of broad theoretical and ethnographic scope. One of the few anthropologists who are also trained in psychoanalysis, he has made the study of culture and personality a distinctive theoretical approach to anthropological work and has been a consistent and forceful critic of such popular intellectual movements as structuralism,…
Anthropological thought in the wake of the French devolution
In recent months a number of lively and stimulating papers have been published dealing with the meaning of history within the discipline of anthropology (Bermann 1978, Boon 1980, Cannon 1978, Cohn 1980, Higonnet 1980). In the literature, however, relatively little emphasis has been given to the variation in anthropological ideas within the tradition of anthropology. One very important aspect of such variation is to be found in the relationship be…
Culture and Human Nature
One of the most prominent figures in psychoanalytic and psychological anthropology, Melford E. Spiro has produced an oeuvre of broad theoretical and ethnographic scope. One of the few anthropologists who are also trained in psychoanalysis, he has made the study of culture and personality a distinctive theoretical approach to anthropological work and has been a consistent and forceful critic of such popular intellectual movements as structuralism,…
Moroccan Dream Interpretation and Culturally Constituted Defense Mechanisms
Pattern, Structure, and Style in Anthropological Studies of Dreams
Fields of Shame
Of Creatures Large and Small
The authors investigates what he terms "size anxiety" and "psychic size." Psychic size is composed of experiences of smallness and largeness with respect to parental figures, fantasies of being large or small, and the meanings of such experiences and fantasies in specific two-person situations. Size anxiety includes the anxiety about being a particular size with respect to a significant other (real or fantasized). Drawing on Gulliver's Travels an…
Aux origines de l'anthropologie française
Moroccan Dream Interpretation and Culturally Constituted Defense Mechanisms
Pattern, Structure, and Style in Anthropological Studies of Dreams
Anthropological thought in the wake of the French devolution
In recent months a number of lively and stimulating papers have been published dealing with the meaning of history within the discipline of anthropology (Bermann 1978, Boon 1980, Cannon 1978, Cohn 1980, Higonnet 1980). In the literature, however, relatively little emphasis has been given to the variation in anthropological ideas within the tradition of anthropology. One very important aspect of such variation is to be found in the relationship be…
Culture and Human Nature
One of the most prominent figures in psychoanalytic and psychological anthropology, Melford E. Spiro has produced an oeuvre of broad theoretical and ethnographic scope. One of the few anthropologists who are also trained in psychoanalysis, he has made the study of culture and personality a distinctive theoretical approach to anthropological work and has been a consistent and forceful critic of such popular intellectual movements as structuralism,…
Abstracts and Reviews
Abstracts and Reviews
PREVIOUS ARTICLEAbstracts and Reviews : Spirit Manifestation as an Idiom of Distress: Intervention Strategies and Their Psychocul- Tural Contexts by David J. Hess. Mimeographed (1988) 32 pages
Semiotics, Self, and Society . Benjamin Lee and Greg Urban
Fantasmes lilliputiens et sentiment de honte
Kilborne Benjamin. Fantasmes lilliputiens et sentiment de honte. In: Le Coq-Héron, n°125, 1992. L'héritage de Ferenczi. pp. 45-48
Positivism and its vicissitudes
Positivism is a subject about which much is said, yet little understood. Of central importance for the history of the social and behavioral sciences, Postivism appears in widely various guises: as logical positivism of the Vienna School, as a sort of anti-theoretical empiricism against which many theoreticians have railed, and as a doctrine of faith for the regeneration of a broken society. Concentrating on the latter, the author inquires into th…
Fields of Shame
In the Midst of Life
Of Creatures Large and Small
The authors investigates what he terms "size anxiety" and "psychic size." Psychic size is composed of experiences of smallness and largeness with respect to parental figures, fantasies of being large or small, and the meanings of such experiences and fantasies in specific two-person situations. Size anxiety includes the anxiety about being a particular size with respect to a significant other (real or fantasized). Drawing on Gulliver's Travels an…
Róheim and Psychoanalytic Anthropology in the United States1
Ferenczi, Regression and Shame
Sandor Ferenczi's work, nourished by his own experience of shame and injury in relation to his analyst Freud, can be seen to link notions of trauma, regression and shame. This paper may be divided into three loosely connected sections. The first concerns the concept of regression. The second, the debate over the place of gratification and abstinence in controlling the depth of regression and in working through the shame which regression necessari…
Ferenczi, la régression et la honte
Kilborne Benjamin. Ferenczi, la régression et la honte. In: Le Coq-Héron, n°155, 1999. Ferenczi et la psychanalyse contemporaine. Congrès de Madrid, mars 1998. Tome II. pp. 37-42
Le «nourrisson savant» de Ferenczi et la honte oedipienne
Kilborne Benjamin. Le «nourrisson savant» de Ferenczi et la honte oedipienne. In: Le Coq-Héron, n°167, 2001. L'enfance perdue. Les traumas précoces selon Ferenczi. pp. 60-64
Shame Conflicts and Tragedy in the Scarlet Letter
Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter has much to teach psychoanalysts and psychotherapists. Perhaps no other American novel lends itself so well to an exploration in depth of the dynamics, conflicts, and defenses characteristic of shame. While most commentators on The Scarlet Letter have assumed Hester Prynne's pain to be shame-based, and the Reverend Dimmesdale's to be guilt-based, a rather different interpretation is proposed namely, that b…
La honte et l'angoisse
The Ego and Analysis of Defense (second edition)
Human Foibles and Psychoanalytic Technique
Kamran Ghaffari and Luigi Caparrotta
Trauma and the Wise Baby
Dreams, Katharsis and Anxiety
Ferenczi, le trauma et l'inconscient
Le concept d'inconscient de Freud diffère fondamentalement de celui de Ferenczi dans des sens qui sont pertinents pour tous les cliniciens. La notion de Ferenczi est davantage liée au phénomène du trauma et au concept français de « double conscience » qui, à plusieurs égards, sont dynamiquement moins ambigus que la notion freudienne d'inconscient. Aux yeux de Freud, l'inconscient ne peut jamais être connu de manière directe. Mais la notion de dou…
Psychology (18 obras) · Psychoanalysis (15 obras) · Philosophy (13 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · Epistemology (8 obras) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (8 obras) · History (7 obras) · Shame (7 obras) · Social Psychology (7 obras) · Art (6 obras)