Leo Rangell
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4055409 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Leo Rangell |
| PRENOMES | Leo |
| SOBRENOME | Rangell |
| ASSINATURA | RANGELL L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | California Department of Education |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 42 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 155 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1953 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Interview of Dr Leo Rangell by Dr Beth Kalish-Weiss Los Angeles, California, July, 2008
Leo Rangell: Okay, that’s a good place to start. I must say that my early life was extremely unintellectual. I was born into an immigrant family, father and mother refugees from Russia and Poland respectively. I was the oldest of four, two younger brothers and then my sister, 17 years younger than me. There was no literature, no books, no intellectual excitement in my home. I do remember my father quite routinely reading the daily newspaper, The …
The Role of Unconscious Volition in Psychoanalysis
Music in the Head
Upon awakening from a second bypass operation in 1995, the author became aware of involuntary tunes and songs running through his head. Thinking at first that these came from external sources, he soon realized that they were coming from within. These intruding musical sounds have continued to the present. After exploring many suggestions for somatic treatments, this neurologist-psychoanalyst began a permanent ongoing study of these phenomena thro…
Leo Rangell and I
''Leo Rangell and I
The road to unity in psychoanalytic theory
An analysis of the course of psychoanalysis
The Psychoanalysis of Public Opinion
Mind, body, and psychoanalysis
Mind, body, and psychoanalysis
The Theory of Psychoanalysis
Affects and power.
Affects and power
Psychoanalysis at the millennium
Psychoanalysis at the millennium
Castration
Castration is not a metaphor within the array of psychoanalytic theories, but a pathological belief operative in the unconscious, which originated during the period of childhood sexuality. Of the two major anxieties, separation and castration, castration anxiety is the most overlooked in clinical discourse and theoretical awareness. Castration conflicts have a developmental history and are composed of phases as much as separation-individuation is…
The Analysis of Defense
The Future of Psychoanalysis
(1988). The Future of Psychoanalysis: The Scientific Crossroads. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 57, No. 3, pp. 313-340
A Core Process in Psychoanalytic Treatment
A core mechanism of the psychoanalytic process is described. This involves the effects of treatment on an ongoing "unconscious intrapsychic process," which has specific points of vulnerability to pathology. The concept of an intrapsychic process described by the author in previous publications is an expanded formulation of the idea of thought as trial action and of the signal theory of anxiety. The psychoanalytic method alters the functioning of …
The Object in Psychoanalytic Theory
On The Theory Of Theory In Psychoanalysis And The Relation Of Theory To Psychoanalytic Therapy
Depuis les debuts de la psychanalyse, il y a eu simultanement deux courants d'attitudes a l'egard des rapports entre la technique psychanalytique et la theorie. Pour le premier, dominant, la theorie psychanalytique regissait egalement therapie et pathogenese: la psychanalyse etant a la fois une theorie, une methode de traitement et une procedure de recherche. Mais bientot un second courant s'est dessine parmi les disciples de Freud; il s'est deve…
The Meaning of Hitler
The Self in Psychoanalytic Theory
Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy Similarities and Differences Twenty-Five Years Later
(1981). Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy Similarities and Differences Twenty-Five Years Later. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 50, FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE, pp. 665-693
From Insight To Change
From Insight To Change
Similarities and Differences Between Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy
On The Theory Of Theory In Psychoanalysis And The Relation Of Theory To Psychoanalytic Therapy
Depuis les debuts de la psychanalyse, il y a eu simultanement deux courants d'attitudes a l'egard des rapports entre la technique psychanalytique et la theorie. Pour le premier, dominant, la theorie psychanalytique regissait egalement therapie et pathogenese: la psychanalyse etant a la fois une theorie, une methode de traitement et une procedure de recherche. Mais bientot un second courant s'est dessine parmi les disciples de Freud; il s'est deve…
A Further Attempt to Resolve the “Problem of Anxiety”
The Future of Psychoanalysis
(1988). The Future of Psychoanalysis: The Scientific Crossroads. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 57, No. 3, pp. 313-340
Castration
Castration is not a metaphor within the array of psychoanalytic theories, but a pathological belief operative in the unconscious, which originated during the period of childhood sexuality. Of the two major anxieties, separation and castration, castration anxiety is the most overlooked in clinical discourse and theoretical awareness. Castration conflicts have a developmental history and are composed of phases as much as separation-individuation is…
The Self in Psychoanalytic Theory
Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy Similarities and Differences Twenty-Five Years Later
(1981). Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy Similarities and Differences Twenty-Five Years Later. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 50, FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE, pp. 665-693
The Nature of Conversion
The Theory of Psychoanalysis
A Core Process in Psychoanalytic Treatment
A core mechanism of the psychoanalytic process is described. This involves the effects of treatment on an ongoing "unconscious intrapsychic process," which has specific points of vulnerability to pathology. The concept of an intrapsychic process described by the author in previous publications is an expanded formulation of the idea of thought as trial action and of the signal theory of anxiety. The psychoanalytic method alters the functioning of …
The Object in Psychoanalytic Theory
The Meaning of Hitler
Lessons from Watergate a Derivative for Psychoanalysis
Periods of social upheaval, by revealing aspects of behavior ordinarily repressed, provide an opportunity for deepening out insights into the nature of man. The searing experience of Watergate is viewed not as the psychopathology of a man, or the group psychology of forty men under the ex-President, but as reflecting psychic processes at the base of the population pyramid. The people supported Nixon for a quarter century during which his characte…
Psychoanalysis, Affects, and the ‘Human Core’
(1967). Psychoanalysis, Affects, and the ‘Human Core’. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 36, No. 2, pp. 172-202
On Friendship
Clinical Communications
Reconstruction and Theory Formation
On the Cacophony of Human Relations
Psychiatric Aspects of Pain
Clinical Communications
Similarities and Differences Between Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy
Scientific Proceedings
On The Psychoanalytic Theory Of Anxiety 1
Scientific Proceedings
The Nature of Conversion
The Role of Early Psychic Functioning in Psychoanalysis
Reconstruction and Theory Formation
Prospect and Retrospect
On Friendship
Psychoanalysis, Affects, and the ‘Human Core’
(1967). Psychoanalysis, Affects, and the ‘Human Core’. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 36, No. 2, pp. 172-202
Psychoanalysis—A Current Look
A Further Attempt to Resolve the “Problem of Anxiety”
Toward A Cool Look at Burning Issues
On the Cacophony of Human Relations
Lessons from Watergate a Derivative for Psychoanalysis
Periods of social upheaval, by revealing aspects of behavior ordinarily repressed, provide an opportunity for deepening out insights into the nature of man. The searing experience of Watergate is viewed not as the psychopathology of a man, or the group psychology of forty men under the ex-President, but as reflecting psychic processes at the base of the population pyramid. The people supported Nixon for a quarter century during which his characte…
Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy Similarities and Differences Twenty-Five Years Later
(1981). Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy Similarities and Differences Twenty-Five Years Later. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 50, FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE, pp. 665-693
From Insight To Change
The Self in Psychoanalytic Theory
The Meaning of Hitler
The Object in Psychoanalytic Theory
On The Theory Of Theory In Psychoanalysis And The Relation Of Theory To Psychoanalytic Therapy
Depuis les debuts de la psychanalyse, il y a eu simultanement deux courants d'attitudes a l'egard des rapports entre la technique psychanalytique et la theorie. Pour le premier, dominant, la theorie psychanalytique regissait egalement therapie et pathogenese: la psychanalyse etant a la fois une theorie, une methode de traitement et une procedure de recherche. Mais bientot un second courant s'est dessine parmi les disciples de Freud; il s'est deve…
A Core Process in Psychoanalytic Treatment
A core mechanism of the psychoanalytic process is described. This involves the effects of treatment on an ongoing "unconscious intrapsychic process," which has specific points of vulnerability to pathology. The concept of an intrapsychic process described by the author in previous publications is an expanded formulation of the idea of thought as trial action and of the signal theory of anxiety. The psychoanalytic method alters the functioning of …
The Future of Psychoanalysis
(1988). The Future of Psychoanalysis: The Scientific Crossroads. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 57, No. 3, pp. 313-340
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