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Psychoanalytic Views on Depression by Myer Mendelson
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Psychoanalytic Views on Depression by Myer Mendelson: I have reviewed the evolution of psychoanalytic concepts of depression from the first observations on orality and aggression through the broadening of the concept of orality and the widening of the spectrum of the determinants of self-esteem which came to be viewed more and more as central to depression. I touched upon the meta-psychological battles that made many of the psychoanalytic positions look as dated as of the debates of the Medieval Schoolmen, but I indicated how the clinical observations outlasted the meta-psychological explanations.
Finally, I concluded at the point where psychoanalysts were just beginning to grasp that their psychoanalytic tools were inadequate for the treatment of depressive illness, but were not inadequate for many of the patients who were ill with depression after the biological aspects of their anxiety, panic, and dysphoria were relieved pharmacologically.
Psychoanalytic Views on Depression by Myer Mendelson
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