Basic Psychoanalytic Concepts: VI. Acting Out
1970 ◽
Vol 117
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pp. 329-334
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We have previously suggested that a number of psychoanalytic concepts have undergone changes of meaning when extended to wider settings both within psychoanalysis and outside it (Sandler, Dare, and Holder, 1970a, b; Sandler, Holder and Dare, 1970a, b, c). This has led to situations in which the same term can have a variety of meanings attached to it, with consequent confusion and loss of precision. A clear example of this is the concept oftransference,which is now given a wide range of meanings, including that of being simply a synonym for ‘relationship'—a usage substantially different from its original meaning (Sandler, Dare and Holder, 1970b).
2020 ◽
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Vol 31
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pp. 411-423
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Vol 36
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pp. 470-482
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Vol 41
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Vol 32
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