Beyond Freud

From Individual to Social Psychology

By: Erich Fromm

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Paperback | 15 August 2011

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"The scientific underpinnings of Beyond Freud thoughtfully explore the social unconsciousness of the individual, as well as the unconscious driving forces of social entities. [The American Mental Health Foundation's Fromm titles] are timely, directly relevant to modern psychological and social issues, and bring absolutely invaluable humanist messages to temper psychology's scientific and healing discipline. Highly recommended, especially for college library collections." -Midwest Book Review An intensive understanding of psychoanalytic theory, relating Freudian insights and practices to the needs of society; dealing with the unconscious in psychotherapeutic practice; and considering the relevance of Freud's discoveries for therapy today.

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Publisher's Foreword	p. 7
Introduction	p. 9
Man's Impulse Structure and Its Relation to Culture	p. 17
Psychoanalytic Understanding of Social Phenomena	p. 17
The two principles of explanation according to Freud	p. 17
Freud's bourgeois concept of man	p. 22
Critique on Freud's reducrionism	p. 25
The Social Psychoanalytic Approach and Its Relevance for Psychoanalytic Theory	p. 27
The revision of the Oedipus complex, the concept of primary narcissism, and die psychology of women	p. 28
The revision of the role family has	p. 34
The revision of the theory of drives	p. 37
The Difference in Psychoanalytic Theory Illustrated on the Anal Character	p. 45
It is not only a matter of sexuality and its derivates	p. 45
Freud's description and interpretation of the anal character	p. 46
The anal character as the outcome of being related to the outside world	p. 50
The relevance of different explanations of character genesis and their relevence for character typologies	p. 55
The Outcome of the Revised Psychoanalytic Theory: The Socially Formed Character	p. 58
The socially typical character representing the socially molded psychic structure of the individual	p. 58
The function of the socially typical character	p. 59
Analytic Social Psychology Compared with Other Approaches	p. 65
Approaches to exploring ôthe spiritö of a society	p. 66
The theory of historical materialism	p. 69
The concept of ôhabitsö in American social psychology	p. 71
Psychic Needs and Society (Lecture 1956)	p. 75
Dealing with the Unconscious in Psychotherapeutic Practice (Three Lectures 1959)	p. 83
My Understanding of What Is Being Unconscious	p. 83
Alienation as a Particular Form of Unconsciousness	p. 90
Implications for Being Related to the Patient	p. 100
How we should not be related to the patient	p. 100
Premises for understanding the patient	p. 101
Being centrally related to the patient	p. 104
Being aware of the own mode of relatedness	p. 110
About the First Sessions	p. 112
Aspects of the Therapeutic Process	p. 117
The Relevance of Psychoanalysis for the Future (Lecture 1975)	p. 123
Why Theories Are Necessarily Faulty	p. 124
Freud's Discoveries and Their Limitations	p. 127
Freud's concept of science	p. 127
Freud's discovery of unconscious conflicts	p. 132
Repression of sexuality	p. 135
Transference and the concept of character	p. 138
Bibliography	p. 149
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