Titlebook: Hate and the ‘Jewish Science’; Anti-Semitism, Nazis Stephen Frosh Book 2005 Stephen Frosh 2005 Germany.identity.Narcissism.Presse.psychoana

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Psychoanalysis of Anti-Semitism I: A Christian Disease?. The conditions under which psychoanalysis arose were strongly marked by shifts in modern identity generally, and Jewish identity specifically, occurring at the end of the nineteenth century in Europe. As well as determining the make-up of the early psycho-analytic movement, the marginalised and am

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Psychoanalysis of Anti-Semitism II: Splitting and Narcissismments of the anti-Semite’s psyche is a pervasive one in psychoanalytic theorising on the subject. The general notion is that psychic life is made up of contradictory unconscious impulses or ideas sufficiently defended against so that they can be organised into reason-ably integrated patterns. Under

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230510074Germany; identity; Narcissism; Presse; psychoanalysis

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Stephen Froshts export capacity, studying how Thailand managed its delicate relationships with the two leading donors — the World Bank and Japan. The aim is to cast light on what recipient ownership means in reality.

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A Non-Jewish Psychoanalysissychotherapy became the context for another lively piece of controversy, the role of C.G. Jung as a Nazi spokesman. The General Medical Society had been founded in 1926 supposedly to bring together the disparate psychotherapeutic schools to be found in Germany at that time. Its failure to do so is described by Cocks (1997, p. 30):

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