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S Goeppert

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PubMed1979

[Understanding language and transference in Beckett's "Endgame"].

In the article a psychoanalytic and pragmalinguistic oriented interpretation of 'Endgame' by S. Beckett is offered. This method obviously demonstrates the necessity of interpreting 'Endgame' in connection with the communicational situation between author/text and reader/interpreter. The conclusion is that the meaning of 'Endgame' is not offered by the text alone, but lies in the process of irritation of reader and interpreter, induced by specific reactions (transferences and counter-transferences) on the text presented.

Countertransference↗
PubMed1976

[Speech behavior and neurotic personality structure (author's transl)].

Speech behavior of the patient and the analyst is considered with regard to the psychoanalytic situation and its regulating factors such as transference and countertransference. If the psychoanalytic situation is regarded as a means to investigate the patient and his symptoms, his verbal behavior seems to depend on the unconscious motives forming his neurotic personality structure. On the other hand, if the psychoanalytic situation is regarded as a communicative situation, the verbal behavior of the patient as well as of the analyst depends rather on their "here-and-now" transference relationship in certain phase of the psychoanalytic process.

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PubMed1975

[Speech behavior and neurotic personality structure. Is there a neuroses-specific communication behavior in the psychoanalytic situation].

Speech behaviour of the patient and the analyst is considered with regard to the psychoanalytic situation and its regulating factors such as transference and countertransference. It appears that the scientific viewpoint of the researching analyst determines the conception as well as the interpretation of a possible connection between verbal behaviour and neurotic personality structure. If the psychoanalytic situation is regarded as a means to investigate the patient and his symptoms, his verbal behaviour seems to depend on the unconscious motives forming his neurotic structure of personality. On the contrary, if the psychoanalytic situation is regarded as a communicative situation, the verbal behaviour of the patient as well as of the analyst depends rather on their 'here-and-now' transference relationship in a certain phase of the psychoanalytic process.

Countertransference↗