Psychoanalysis: A General Theory of Psychical Structure Formation and Pathogenesis

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pp. 354. N° de ref. del artículo 26380119920

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Peter Zagermann revisits, describes and combines with theore$cal crea$vity a range of psychoanalyyic concepts and ideas that open a wide perspec$ve on the structure of the human mind, on the drives, on the complex early dialec$c between self and not-self, on the natural developmental processes and on their some$mes tragic failures. An essay which courageously explores the object rela$onship at its deepest origin, witnessing the constant advancement of the contemporary psychoanaly$c theore$cal research

—STEFANO BOLOGNINI, MD, Past President, International Psychoanalytical Association

It is a pleasure to comment on the new text on psychoanaly$c theory by Dr. Peter Zagermann. It is a radical reformula$on of basic theore$cal concepts that form part of psychoanaly$c metapsychology. . . . The present text represents a complex tracing of psychic developments, leading to the dominance of the oedipal conflict .. . The rela$onship between neurobiological structures and the development of earliest psychic experiences and func$ons s$ll challenge us with many unknown and poorly understood processes, and efffforts such as Dr. Zagermann’s original thinking are welcome contribu$ons to this fascina$ng fifield.
—OTTO F. KERNBERG, MD, Professor of Psychiatry, Weill Medical College of Cornell University; Past President
of the Interna#onal Psychoanaly#cal Associa#on