Melanie Klein

Like Melanie Klein—she of projective identification and the baby who pushes hated aspects of himself onto the mother—Sullivan was arguing that the infant is primarily driven by a need to connect with others.

THE HUSBANDS AND WIVES CLUB LAURIE ABRAHAM 2010

The term was coined by British Freudian Melanie Klein to describe how infants project destructive parts of themselves onto parental figures as a defense against reckoning with their own violent impulses.

THE HUSBANDS AND WIVES CLUB LAURIE ABRAHAM 2010

And with that, a sense of entitlement is nurtured, which in turn is rooted in what the psychoanalyst Melanie Klein called constitutional envy....

Archive 2009-05-01 Dr. Sanity 2009

Himself interested in the potential that psychoanalysis held for the treatment of children, Ferenczi tried to promote a similar interest in his female patients and Melanie Klein felt particularly encouraged by him.

Melanie Klein. 2009

After the war he underwent analysis with Melanie Klein.

The Making of Samuel Beckett Coetzee, J.M. 2009

The contrast between Freud's instinctual determinism and Nietzsche's contextualism and historicism parallels contemporary psychoanalytic debates about whether human destructiveness is to be comprehended primarily as a manifestation of an innate aggressive drive (later Freud and Melanie Klein) or primarily as a reaction to frustration (earlier Freud) or narcissistic injury (Kohut).

Robert D. Stolorow: "Radical Evil" 2009

Her theory had a profound influence on Melanie Klein, who also attended the Congress.

Sabina Spielrein. 2009

Melanie Klein made an original and significant contribution to twentieth-century psychoanalysis through a collection of papers published between 1921 and 1963.

Melanie Klein. 2009

Her primary role in child psychology has been wrongly attributed to Anna Freud or, alternatively, to Melanie Klein.

Sabina Spielrein. 2009

During her young married life Melanie Klein led a rootless, socially isolated existence in small, provincial places, and this took its toll in depression.

Melanie Klein. 2009