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The Experience of the Skin in Early Object Relations
早期客体关系中的皮肤体验
Esther Bick(1968)
This classic, highly condensed paper about the conditions that are necessary for Klein’s “splitting and idealization” to take place, was read to the 25th International Psychoanalytic Congress in Copenhagen in 1967 and has been extremely influential, especially regarding the understanding of two-dimensional features of personality structure. According to Shirley Hoxter, Bick intended it “as a preliminary communication only but she was never contented with attempts to expand it in later writings.” (Hoxter 1988, p. 103)
精神分析大会上宣读,并且非常具有影响力,尤其是关于人格结构二维特征的理解。根据Shirley Hoxter的说法,Bick打算“仅仅作为初步的沟通,但她从未满足于在其后期著作中对其扩展的尝试。”(Hoxter 1988, p. 103)
这篇关于克莱因“分裂和理想化”发生之必要条件的经典浓缩论文于1967年在哥本哈根举行的第25届国际
The central theme of this brief communication is concerned with the primal function of the skin of the baby and of its primal objects in relation to the most primitive binding together of parts of the personality not as yet differentiated from parts of the body. It can be most readily studied in psychoanalysis in relation to problems of dependence and separation in the transference.
婴儿皮肤的原始功能,以及皮肤与那些仍未从身体各部位分化的、最原始的、粘连在一起的诸多人格部分有关的主要客体的原始功能。这些可以在与移情之中的分离与依赖问题有关的精神分析中进行研究。
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