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000  02029nam  22002658a 4500
001     96025097
008  960614s1996    ctu      b    00100 eng  
010      $a96025097
019  1   $a12555918
019      $a96025097
020      $a0823604659
035      $aC01108017549
050  00  $aBF175.5.D4$bW45 1996
082  00  $a155.9/37$220
091      $a.b17623108
100  1   $aWeininger, Otto,$d1929-
245  10  $aBeing and not being :$bclinical applications of
         the death instinct /$cO. Weininger ; foreword by Michael
         Eigen.
260      $aMadison, Conn. :$bInternational Universities
         Press,$cc1996.
300      $ap. cm.
505  0   $aForeword / Michael Eigen -- Ch. 1. Early
         developmental origin of the death instinct: its relationship
         to the superego -- Ch. 2. Developmental origins of the death
         instinct: children's phantasy contributions to the harshness
         of superego formation -- Ch. 3. Internal objects -- Ch. 4.
         The paradoxical compromise of not being: early oral sadism
         and incorporation of a cruel superego that is both
         protective and destructive of the ego -- Ch. 5. The
         beleaguered ego: defences against the death instinct -- Ch.
         6. Transference/countertransference issues in a patient
         "addicted" to death -- Ch. 7. The destructive role of envy
         and its alliance with the death instinct to prevent
         dependency and successful developmental and therapeutic
         outcome -- Ch. 8. Finishing therapy: one session after three
         years of treatment with a patient who is setting a date for
         termination of treatment -- Ch. 9. It's not forever and
         never again: young children's developmental concepts of
         death.
505  8   $aCh. 10. Dying and disabled children and children
         who feel unwanted -- Ch. 11. A three-year-old tries to
         understand death -- Ch. 12. Hospital and parental roles:
         deflection of the death instinct -- Ch. 13. "Our minds help
         create the world we think we inhabit" [Piercy, 1991]
504      $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
650   0  $aDeath instinct.
650   0  $aParent and child.
650   0  $aPsychoanalysis.