Una investigación sobre la teoría psicoanalítica de la depresión.
Palabras clave:
depresión, melancolía, super yo, / ansiedad paranoide, paranoia, narcicismo, sentimiento de culpa, reparación, factor constitucional, ambivalencia, oralidad, introyección, identificación, relación de objeto, reseña conceptualResumen
En este estudio trataré de presentar un informe detallado del trabajo de la mayoría de aquellos analistas que han hecho contribuciones importantes a la psicopatología de la depresión.
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