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Benjamin Wolstein’s excellent critical study:
Transference: Its Meaning and Function in Psychoanalytic Therapy
(New York: Grune and Stratton, 1954).
Freud,
A General Introduction
, pp. 387-388.
S. Ferenczi, “
Introjection and Transference
,” Chapter 2 in
Contributions to Psychoanalysis
(London: Phillips, 1916); and compare Herbert Spiegel, “
Hypnosis and Transference, a Theoretical Formulation
,” Archives of General Psychiatry , 1959, 1:634-639.
Ferenczi, “
Introjection and Transference
,” p. 59.
Ibid. , p. 61.
Ibid. , pp. 72, 78, 79; in italics in the original.
Ibid. , p. 68.
Freud,
Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego
, 1921 (New York: Bantam Books edition, 1965), p. 68. Cf. also T. W. Adorno’s important appreciation of this reorientation: “
Freudian Theory and the Pattern of Fascist Propaganda
,” Psychoanalysis and the Social Sciences , 1951, p. 281, footnote.
Freud, ibid. , p. 60.
Otto Fenichel, “Psychoanalytic Remarks on Fromm’s Book,
Escape From Freedom
,” Psychoanalytic Review , 1944, 31:133-134.
Freud,
Group Psychology
, p. 16.
Ibid. , p. 9.
Fromm,
Heart of Man
, p. 107.
Fritz Redl, “
Group Emotion and Leadership
,” Psychiatry , 1942, 573-596.
Ibid. , p. 594.
W. R. Bion, “
Group Dynamics—A Re-view
,” in Melanie Klein, ed.,
New Directions in Psychoanalysis
(New York: Basic Books, 1957), pp. 440-447.
Ibid. , esp. pp. 467-468. Bion also develops his argument along the lines of Redl earlier—that there are different types of groups and thus different “uses” of leaders.
Paul Schilder, in M. Gill and M. Brenman,
Hypnosis and Related States
(New York: Science Editions, 1959), p. 159.
Canetti,
Crowds and Power
, p. 332.
Wolstein,
Transference
, p. 154.
Freud, “
The Dynamics of the Transference
,” 1912, Collected Papers , vol. 2, p. 319; cf. also A General Introduction , p. 387.
Freud, “
The Dynamics of the Transference
,” p. 315.
Freud,
The Future of an Illusion
, 1928 (New York: Doubleday Anchor edition, 1964), p. 35; see the whole of Chapter III.
Heinz and Rowena Ansbacher, eds.,
The Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler
(New York: Basic Books, 1956), pp. 342-343.
W. V. Silverberg, “
The Concept of Transference
,” Psychoanalytic Quarterly , 1948, 17:319, 321.
Fromm,
Beyond the Chains of Illusion: My Encounter with Marx and Freud
(New York: Simon and Schuster, 1962), p. 52.
C. G. Jung,
The Psychology of the Transference
(Princeton: Bollingen Books, 1969), p. 156.
Roy Waldman,
Humanistic Psychiatry: From Oppression to Choice
(New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press, 1971), p. 84.
Jung,
Transference
, p. xii.
T. S. Szasz,
Pain and Pleasure: A Study of Bodily Feelings
(London: Tavistock, 1957), pp. 98 ff.
Jung,
Transference
, p. 156.
ME, p. 178; WT, p. 82.
BP, pp. 130, 136.
WT, p. 82.
A. Angyal,
Neurosis and Treatment: A Holistic Theory
(New York: Wiley, 1965), pp. 120-21.
Cf. WT, pp. 82 ff.
Freud,
An Autobiographical Study
(London: Hogarth, 1946); cf. also A General Introduction , p. 387.
Ferenczi, “
Introjection and Transference
,” pp. 38, 44.
Cf. Searles, “
Schizophrenia and the Inevitability of Death
,” p. 638; also Helm Stierlin, “
The Adaptation to the ‘Stronger’ Person’s Reality
,” Psychiatry , 1958, 21:141-147.
E. Becker,
The Structure of Evil
, p. 192.
Cf. AA, p. 407.
Harrington,
The Immortalist
, p. 101.
AA, p. 411.
Harrington’s marvelous phrase, The Immortalist , p. 46.
Freud,
Group Psychology
, pp. 37-38.
On all this cf. Harold Orlansky’s excellent reportage, “
Reactions to the Death of President Roosevelt
,” The Journal of Social Psychology , 1947, 26:235-266; also D. De Grazia, “
A Note on the Psychological Position of the Chief Executive
,” Psychiatry , 1945, 8:267-272.
Cf. Becker,
The Structure of Evil
, p. 328.
Ibid.
WT, pp. 74, 155; BP, p. 195; AA, p. 86; ME, p. 142.
AA, pp. 370, 376.
Cf. PS, pp. 142, 148; BP, pp. 194-195.
AA, p. 42.
BP, p. 198.
ME, pp. 232-234.
BP, p. 168.
Jung,
Transference
, pp.