Psychologie projective et agressivité
Jordi Bachs i Comas
Quaderns de Psicología · 2009
doi:10.5565/rev/qpsicologia.517 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
This work, taking into account the contributions of Freud and Szondi, examines the theme of human agressivity as a basically ethical problem. Moral conscience, in fact, emerges from dialectic tension of pulsional conflicts, in two different, though parallel and complementary processes: the triangular relations I-father- brother (Cain complex) and I-father-mother (Oedipus complex). I n the second part, the point of view of projective psychology, especiallv Dr. Louis Corman's work, is proposed as an indispensable rnethod for the psychodynamic study of human agressivity.
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