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Synthesizes recent infant research, developmental studies, and clinical data into a major reconceptualization of human motivation. Lichtenberg's typology encompasses five motivational systems focusing on: physiological requirements, attachment- affiliation, exploration-assertiveness, aversiveness, and sensuality/sexuality. June Hadley contributes a chapter on "the neurobiology of motivational systems."
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Brian Clark
reviewed Psychoanalysis and motivation on June 03, 2016
Psychoanalysis and motivation
One sentence these minions of practitioners have all forgotten: si vis vitam, para mortem.
Death is no longer in their scope. The stare towards death is the essence of Freud's greatness.
The great going-down, the loss of a gaze from high above. Half of the book made me feel like they are making a fuss for nothing, arguing over the issues that would only become an issue if there is no latent awareness of transvaluing the values. I doubt that any of these psychoanalysts have suffered from mental disease for long enough -- long enough to teach them appropriate reverence towards the blessings of Appollo, namely, the disease itself.
Sad. Sad.
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