Theories of Each Theorists & Lec 12. Binswanger

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Harry Stack Sullivan

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Interpersonal Theory/Interpersonal Psychoanalysis/Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry

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Erik Erikson

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Post Freudian Theory/Ego Psychology/Contemporary Psychoanalytic Theory

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Erich Fromm

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Humanistic Psychoanalysis

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Karen Horney

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Psychoanalytic Social Theory

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Melanie Klein

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Object Relations Theory

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Alfred Adler

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Individual Psychology

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Carl Jung

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Analytical Psychology

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Sigmund Freud

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Classical Psychoanalytical Theory

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Abraham Maslow

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Humanistic/Existential Theory

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Ludwig Binswanger

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Existential Psychology

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Existential Psychology views human person as

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Views human person as ongoing, changing and continually striving towards a future state of fulfillment.

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Dasein means

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Being (sein) and There (da)

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For existentialists, Dasein means

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Dasein means a dynamic state, a continual process, the state of being something not yet realized.

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Fro existentialists, dasein employs

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employs the phenomenological method for analyzing human existence.

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Man possesses

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free will and is responsible for his existence

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Ludwig Binswanger nationality and year of birth

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Born in 1882 in Switzerland

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Binswanger’s family was deeply involved in

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medical and psychiatric tradition

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Binswanger’s gradfather founded the?

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Also named Ludwig, founded the Bellevue Sanatorium

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Father of Binswanger

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Robert, direvtor of the Bellevue Sanatorium when Anna O. was hospitalised there

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Uncle of Binswanger

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Otto discovered the Alzheimer-like disease (Binswanger’s disease)

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Binswanger worked under

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Eugene Bleuler and Carl Jung

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Eugene Bleuler

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coined schznizoprenia

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Binswanger is the first

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First of Swiss followers of Freud; he did not actually reject psychoanalysis but went beyond Freud’s framework

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Existential Psychology as view of natute of personality may be defined as

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may be defined as an empirical science of human existence that employs the method of phenomenological (collective experience) analysis.

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Existential psychology is based on a

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based on a philosophical concept of man

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Existence

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existence comes from the root word exist, which literally means “to emerge, to stand out” and this is exactly the main concern of Binswanger.

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Binswanger in View of Nature of Personality described man as

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He described man as emerging and becoming in his entirety and not as a collection of mechanisms or dynamics that seeks to understand rather than to explain phenomena.

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Binswanger's concern with the being of a person is

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probably best expressed by emphasizing the “existence” and the “essence” of man.

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View of Nature: Dasein means

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To be there

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Dasein is translated as

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existence

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Dasein Analysis

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psychotherapy approach of Edmund Hussere and Martin Heidegger

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Man is the being of who is

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"there"

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Being "there" in the sense that

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in the sense that he can know he is there and can take a stand with reference to that fact.

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Umwelt

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The “world around” or non-personal includes the biological drives, needs and instincts of the individual.

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Mitwelt

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“With the World” includes the meaning of the world of fellow beings or the meaning of a person’s relationship with others the meaning that the others design into the social relationship.

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Eigenwelt

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“Own World” is the mode of relationship with one’s self identity. not restricted to the inner subjective world but includes one’s subjective reactions to the world at large.

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What is not accepted by the existentialists?

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Genetic Explanation

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Existentialists rather believe that

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the whole existence is a historical event

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For existentialists, history does not

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consist of stages but different modes of existence

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Existentialism

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means centering upon the existing person

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Existentialism places the enphasis on

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the human being as he is emerging, becoming

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Existentialism emohasizes the

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living immediacy of experience as the individual lives it

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Differebce of emphasis between existential Psychology and Psychoanalysis

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Consequently, the emphasis is on the HERE and NOW, in contrast to psychoanalysis where the past experiences are vital in understanding the behavior.

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For existentialists, man dwell not solely in

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´For existentialists, man dwell not solely in the past but also in the present and future.

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Existential psychology treats persobality on the basis of

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Existential psychology treats personality on the basis of the decisions that a person makes.

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What determines the future?

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Present decisions determine the future.

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A healthy person in existentialist perspective

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A healthy person is one who has the courage to live and act at his best and find meaning in his existence.