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Глава 3. Анна Фрейд и постфрейдисты: Мелани Клейн, Доналд Уинникотт, Хайнц Кохут и гештальт- терапия Фрица и Лауры Перлс
Хотя Зигмунд Фрейд и многие другие полагали, что с помощью теории психоанализа можно понять любого человека, большинство практикующих врачей, включая и самого Фрейда, признавали, что терапевтический метод подходит лишь для очень ограниченной группы пациентов и патологических состояний.
Ряд ранних последователей Фрейда вели с ним полемику по теоретическим и практическим вопросам и покинули его, образовав собственные «диссидентские» школы. Отдельные теории, связанные с этими школами, описаны в главах 3 и 4. Однако некоторые видные теоретики и врачи остались верны идеям Фрейда, распространив психоанализ на более широкий круг болезненных состояний и лиц, а также пополнив практику психоанализа новыми подходами. В число этих последователей входили дочь Фрейда Анна, ряд психоаналитиков, знавших его в последние годы его жизни, и группа людей, чьи труды находились вне непосредственного влияния фрейдистской школы.[2]
Анна Фрейд
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