Conflict and reconciliation: a study in human relations and schizophrenia

achieve adaptive analytic situation appears aspects attention become behavior Bleuler cathected cathexis Chestnut Lodge child closeness closure closure-openness complex concept conflict conflictual entanglement constellations crucial dawn of knowing described developmental dialectic dichotomy differentiation differentiation-integration distance earlier early ego's energy evocative language example experience feelings focus Freud Frieda Fromm-Reichmann frustration functions gratification Hegel hence Hogarth Press human important infant integration International Universities Press interpersonal Kerstin knowing individuation loosening Lyman Wynne Margaret Singer means ment mental mother mother-child relationship needs negative mutuality neurotic neutralization nuclear ego Oedipal organic partners person phase phase-constellation positive mutuality preverbal principle problems processes propositional language Psychiatry psychic psychoanalytic psychotherapy psychotic psychotic patients quest reconciling reflect regressive rela relatedness relational balances schizo schizophrenia schizophrenic patients seems self-polarization self-sufficient restriction sense sharing stability stimulation strategies structure superego symbiotic symptoms tend therapeutic therapist therapy thought disorder tion tional tive transference uncon verbal dawn York