Psychoanalysis, Neurosis, and the Self After Freud

Psychoanalysis, Neurosis and the Self After Freud

Sigmund Freud with famous cigar

THE FEAR OF WHOLENESS; THE FLIGHT FROM HEALTH:
Self-Interference as a Paradigm for Psychoanalysis

by Ken Sanes

Overview
A brief introduction to the idea
of self-interference and
virtuality in the mind.

1. Introduction
This lays out the basic idea of
self-interference and places it in
the context of psychoanalytic
theory,

2. The Object-Fixated Personality
An examination of what it is
like "inside" the virtual world of
neurosis.

3. The Object-
Independent
Personality The elements of health.

4. Conclusion The structure of mind and
questions about repression.

2. Other Essays

Contemporary
Storytelling:
Tales of Life Way
After the Fall

A Culture Based
on Fantasy
and Acting Out

The Real Self in a
Virtual World Essays on other parts
of the site directly
relevant to
psychoanalytic theory.

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		THE FEAR OF WHOLENESS; THE FLIGHT FROM HEALTH: Self-Interference as a Paradigm for Psychoanalysis by Ken Sanes
		Overview	A brief introduction to the idea of self-interference and virtuality in the mind.
		1. Introduction	This lays out the basic idea of self-interference and places it in the context of psychoanalytic theory,
		2. The Object-Fixated Personality	An examination of what it is like "inside" the virtual world of neurosis.
		3. The Object- Independent Personality	The elements of health.
		4. Conclusion	The structure of mind and questions about repression.
		2. Other Essays
		Contemporary Storytelling: Tales of Life Way After the Fall A Culture Based on Fantasy and Acting Out The Real Self in a Virtual World	Essays on other parts of the site directly relevant to psychoanalytic theory.
		_________________________________ Send email \| © Ken Sanes