The Theory of Psychoanalysis

About this eBook

Author

C. G. Jung

Credits

Turgut Dincer, David King, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net. (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive.)

Language

English

Subject

Psychology, Pathological

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 66041

Release Date

August 11, 2021

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.The Theory of Psychoanalysis
2. 2.CONTENTS
3. 3.INTRODUCTION
4. 4.CHAPTER I Consideration of Early Hypotheses — A Change in the Theory of Psychoanalysis — The Traumatic Theory — The Traumatic Theory Criticized — The Conception of “Repression” — The Theory of Sexual Trauma in Childhood — Theory of Sexual Trauma Abandoned — The Predisposition for the Trauma — The Sexual Element in the Trauma — The Infantile Sexual Phantasy
5. 5.CHAPTER II The Infantile Sexuality — Objections to the Sexual Hypothesis — The Conception of Sexuality — The “Sexuality” of the Suckling — The Polymorphic Perverse Sexuality of Infancy — The Sexual Components as Energic Manifestations
6. 6.CHAPTER III The Conception of Libido — The Energic Theory of Libido — The Conception of Unconscious Phantasy — The Sexual Terminology — The Three Phases of Life — The Sexual Definition of Libido Must be Abandoned — The Problem of Libido in Dementia Præcox — The Genetic Conception of Libido
7. 7.CHAPTER IV The Etiological Significance of the Infantile Sexuality — The Infantile Sexual Etiology Criticized — The Traumatic Theory—A False Way — Retardation of the Emotional Development — Introversion — The Complex of the Parents — Infantile Mental Attitude — Unconscious Phantasy
8. 8.CHAPTER V The Unconscious
9. 9.CHAPTER VI The Dream — The Method of Dream Analysis
10. 10.CHAPTER VII The Content of the Unconscious — The Problems of the Incest-Complex
11. 11.CHAPTER VIII The Etiology of the Neuroses — The Regression of Libido — The Infantile Amnesia Criticized — The Latent Sexual Period Criticized — Further Remarks on the Etiology of Neurosis — The Etiological Significance of the Actual Present — The Etiological Significance of Failure of Adaptation — The Significance of the Actual Conflict — The Etiological Significance of Phantasy Criticized
12. 12.CHAPTER IX The Therapeutical Principles of Psychoanalysis — The Conception of Transference — Confession and Psychoanalysis — The Analysis of the Transference — The Problem of Self-Analysis — The Analysis of Dreams
13. 13.CHAPTER X Some General Remarks on Psychoanalysis — A Case of Neurosis in a Child — Anamnesis — Analytic Treatment
14. 14.INDEX

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