Body and Compulsion from Infancy to Young Adulthood
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Body and Compulsion from Infancy to Young Adulthood
New Perspectives on Addiction, Self-Harm and Suicide
Brady, Mary T.; Gomez, Fernando M.; Franckx, Christine; Anzieu-Premmereur, Christine
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2026
224
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Inglês
9781041088790
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Introduction PART 1: Introduction: compulsive repetition with the body in infancy: consequences in adolescence and adulthood 1. Baby and compulsion 2. Early psychic co-constructed structure in a hyperconnected world: new challenges for parents and for clinicians: discussion of Christine Anzieu-Premmereur chapter 3. Destructiveness, melancholy and the death drive 4. Some notes on repetition, repetition compulsion and drive: discussion of Rene Rousillon chapter 5. Repetition compulsion, from infancy to adulthood: a cross-reading of the articles by C. Anzieu-Premmereur and R. Roussillon PART 2 Introduction: facing the pain: from substance abuse to human dependence 6. Substance abuse in an adolescent boy: waking the object 7. Substance use as part of a pathological organization: disturbing the persecutor/protector of an adolescent girl 8. A shelter of numbness 9. Discussion on addiction in adolescence through three clinical cases PART 3 Introduction: self-harming, a challenge for both patients and psychoanalysts 10. Self-harming in early life and the difficulty in living for some infants 11. The silenced scream: 'under anorexia nervosa' 12. Self-harm behaviors in adolescents: psychoanalytic understanding 13. Self-harm behaviors in adolescents: understanding the role of social media, family and society: therapeutic implications 14. Discussion of self-harming from a French psychoanalytic perspective 15. A 'superstructure' for holding on to or for self-destroying? PART 4 Introduction: suicide and masochism in adolescence today 16. An endless tragedy: attempts and suicide in childhood and adolescence 17. Are the kids alright? Why is life unlivable?: suicidal tendencies in gender disorders and trans identity 18. Hosting strangeness: self-harm and suicide in adolescence 19. Discussion on suicides and masochism in adolescence today through three clinical cases 20. Some reflections on the three papers of suicide and masochism in adolescence today
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death drive;compulsive behaviour;compulsive behavior;narcissism;depression;anxiety;Freud;Winnicott;Klein;pleasure principle;alcoholism;teen addiction;object relations;Rosenfeld;neglect;psychosis;eating disorder;aggression;trauma;internal defensive structure;countertransference;Suicidal tendencies;transgender;gender studies;Lacan
Introduction PART 1: Introduction: compulsive repetition with the body in infancy: consequences in adolescence and adulthood 1. Baby and compulsion 2. Early psychic co-constructed structure in a hyperconnected world: new challenges for parents and for clinicians: discussion of Christine Anzieu-Premmereur chapter 3. Destructiveness, melancholy and the death drive 4. Some notes on repetition, repetition compulsion and drive: discussion of Rene Rousillon chapter 5. Repetition compulsion, from infancy to adulthood: a cross-reading of the articles by C. Anzieu-Premmereur and R. Roussillon PART 2 Introduction: facing the pain: from substance abuse to human dependence 6. Substance abuse in an adolescent boy: waking the object 7. Substance use as part of a pathological organization: disturbing the persecutor/protector of an adolescent girl 8. A shelter of numbness 9. Discussion on addiction in adolescence through three clinical cases PART 3 Introduction: self-harming, a challenge for both patients and psychoanalysts 10. Self-harming in early life and the difficulty in living for some infants 11. The silenced scream: 'under anorexia nervosa' 12. Self-harm behaviors in adolescents: psychoanalytic understanding 13. Self-harm behaviors in adolescents: understanding the role of social media, family and society: therapeutic implications 14. Discussion of self-harming from a French psychoanalytic perspective 15. A 'superstructure' for holding on to or for self-destroying? PART 4 Introduction: suicide and masochism in adolescence today 16. An endless tragedy: attempts and suicide in childhood and adolescence 17. Are the kids alright? Why is life unlivable?: suicidal tendencies in gender disorders and trans identity 18. Hosting strangeness: self-harm and suicide in adolescence 19. Discussion on suicides and masochism in adolescence today through three clinical cases 20. Some reflections on the three papers of suicide and masochism in adolescence today
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death drive;compulsive behaviour;compulsive behavior;narcissism;depression;anxiety;Freud;Winnicott;Klein;pleasure principle;alcoholism;teen addiction;object relations;Rosenfeld;neglect;psychosis;eating disorder;aggression;trauma;internal defensive structure;countertransference;Suicidal tendencies;transgender;gender studies;Lacan
