There Where Primary Narcissism Was, I Must Become: The Inception of the Ego in Andreas-Salomé, Lacan, and Kristeva

Markotic explores the psychoanalytic work of Lou Andreas-Salome, specifically in relation to theories of the development of the ego. Andreas-Salome perceives an inconsistency in Freud's thinking on the formation of the ego; she senses, even when she does not explicitly state, that in this respe...

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Published inAmerican imago Vol. 58; no. 4; pp. 813 - 836
Main Author Markotic, Lorraine
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press 01.12.2001
Johns Hopkins University Press
Subjects
Andreas-Salome, Lou (1861-1937)
Child development
Children
Desire
Dyadic relations
Ego
Fathers
Libido
Mothers
Narcissism
Psychology
Self
Self concept
Theory
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Summary:Markotic explores the psychoanalytic work of Lou Andreas-Salome, specifically in relation to theories of the development of the ego. Andreas-Salome perceives an inconsistency in Freud's thinking on the formation of the ego; she senses, even when she does not explicitly state, that in this respect his theories need reworking.
ISSN:0065-860X
1085-7931
1085-7931
DOI:10.1353/aim.2001.0023