Biomedical subjects
P Harmat
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The Holocaust of Hungary's psychoanalysts.
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[The life and work of Imre Hermann].
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The Austrian situation concerning voluntary and non-voluntary hospitalization.
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[Sándor Ferenczi's theoretical achievement].
The Hungarian Sándor Ferenczi has not only been a very close friend of Sigmund Freud and an outstanding representative of the psychoanalytic movement, but also an excellent man of early "Tiefenpsychologie". In the most valuable part of his research - the investigation of the sense of reality - he made a step into future tendencies of psychoanalysis, the ego-psychoanalysis. He was able to modify the analytic technique, a fact which in those days caused quite a bit of criticism by the psychoanalytic movement and by Freud himself too.
[Psychoanalysis and Marxism in Hungary (1900-1980)].
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[Freud, Ferenczi and psychoanalysis in Hungary (author's transl)].
Psychoanalysis in Hungary was created and developed for a long time under the influence of the Austrian psychoanalysis and especially by Sigmund Freud personally. The key-figure in the history of the Hungarian psychoanalysis was Sándor Ferenczi, who in his theoretical works in many respects anticipated the ego-psychology. After 1933 the political development harmed the Budapest school of psychoanalysis, which was erased 1948. After 1957 a little renaissance of the movement was possible.
[Changes in the authority of the physician today].
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[Sociopsychological and sociological aspects of health behavior].
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