12 research outputs found
The Psychoanalytic Languages: On the Intimate Rivalry of Michael Balint and D.W. Winnicott
The article presents and discusses a two-decades correspondence between Michael Balint and D.W. Winnicott. Alongside closeness and friendship, the letters reveal tensions, disagreement and even rivalry between Balint and Winnicott on three main levels: personal, cultural and theoretical. The debate can be framed around the question of whether or not the British School of Psychoanalysis that emerged in the 1950s – and in which Winnicott and Balint were arguably the most senior figures – was a continuation of the psychoanalytic tradition that developed before the Second World War by Sandor Ferenczi and the Budapest School. The article argues, however, that there is another meta-theoretical level to the debate between the two: they passionately try to define what is the psychoanalytic language, and disagree about its real nature
The Efffects of Acute Bleeding on Acid–Base Balance, Erythropoietin (Ep) Production and in Vivo P 50
Interferência do intervalo de administração da droga sobre a nefrotoxicidade da gentamicina em ratos
Primates’ fertilization systems and the evolution of the human brain
Gender relations, Sexual selection, Emotional and rational intelligence, A120, B520, J160, P500,