La Psicología del Yo, la energía psíquica y las vicisitudes de una explicación cuantitativa en la teoría psicoanalítica
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psicología del yo, epistemología, energía psíquica, punto de vista económico, punto de vista dinámico, intencionalidad, estructura, causalidad, represión, yo, superyó, adaptación, abreacción, catarsisResumen
Publicado originalmente en inglés en: The International Journal of Psych-Analysis v. 46, pte. 2; 1965
Traducido del “International .Journal of Psycho-Analysis”, Vol. 46, 1965, Part. 2.
Podría decirse que las múltiples reconsideraciones sobre las concepciones de Freud, acerca de la energía psíquica, no han afectado la forma en que éstas son actualmente usadas. Esto se debe, en parte, a que dichas reconsideraciones han tenido lugar en el plano filosófico y fisiológico, sin tocar el marco referencial clínico sobre el cual se sustentan. (...)
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