Immaterial Facts Book

	Acknowledgments
	Preface
	Foreword
1	Immaterial Facts	3
	Freud's Early Model of the Mind	5
	Psychic Reality	6
	Psychoanalysis of Children	8
2	Psychology without a Psyche	11
	The Seduction Theory	13
	A Scientific Fairy Tale	15
3	The Discovery of Unconscious Fantasy	17
	Infantile Sexuality	22
	The Oedipus Complex	23
	The Dynamic Unconscious	24
4	The Structure of Dreams and Neurosis	25
	The Meaning of Dreams	26
	Dreams and Neurosis	29
	Repression	29
5	Transference and the Crystallization of the Psychoanalytic Method	32
	The Role of Transference in Psychoanalysis	32
	The Crystallization of the Psychoanalytic Method	38
	Free Association	38
	Free-Floating Attention	42
6	Gravitational Confinement	43
	The Persistence of Freud's Original Model	44
	The Theory of Libido	45
7	A Specimen Case: Little Hans	47
	Case History	47
	Freud at the Midpoint of His Development	53
8	Identification and the Structure of the Inner World	56
	Identification	56
	The Structure of the Inner World	59
9	Anxiety and the Structure of the Inner World	61
	Abandoning the Libido Theory of Anxiety	61
	A Psychological Theory of Anxiety	63
10	Beyond Eros	67
	The Destructive Instinct	67
11	Melanie Klein's Place in Psychoanalysis	73
	Freud's Comments on Klein	75
	Opposition and Acceptance	77
12	The Method of Child Psychoanalysis	79
	Klein's Approach to the Psychoanalysis of Children	82
	Klein's Technique of Child Analysis	83
	Transference in Children	84
13	The Child's Construction of Experience	87
	External Repression	87
	The Child's Internal World	90
14	Instinct, Fantasy, and Early Psychic Processes	94
	Fantasy and Instinct	94
	Unconscious Fantasy and External Reality	96
	Fantasy and Psychological Structure	97
15	Projective Identification and the Formation of the Inner World	100
	The Formation of the Superego	100
	Splitting and the Early Development of the Internal Object World	103
	The Paranoid-Schizoid Position	105
	Projective Identification	105
	Projective Identification and the Psychoanalysis of Schizophrenia	108
16	The Transformation of the Superego: Psychological Integration and Growth	111
	The Depressive Position and the Sense of Reality	115
	Reparation	117
	Manic Defenses and Depressive Illness	117
	Reparation, Creativity, and Normal Psychological Development	121
17	The Early Stages of the Oedipus Complex	123
	Oedipal Development of the Boy	127
	Oedipal Development of the Girl	129
	The Kleinian Revision of the Oedipus Complex	130
18	Envy and Gratitude, Splitting and Integration	134
	Unconscious Envy and Splitting	136
	Unconscious Gratitude and Integration	139
19	Psychoanalytic Knowledge	141
	Therapeutic Knowledge	141
	Theoretical Knowledge	143
20	Freud and Klein: A Summary	146
	References	153
	Index	157