Biomedical subjects

E A Ticho

Publications and source records attributed to E A Ticho.

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PubMed1986

The influence of the German-language culture on Freud's thought.

The main influences on Freud's thought of German language writers, philosophers, scientists have been surveyed. Two inner conflicts in Freud's life have also been discussed: a dependency conflict and a conflict between Freud's wishes to be a creative writer and a scientist. An inner tension produced by these conflicting wishes remained, and Freud's ability to combine both gifts is reflected in the unique character of the theories and procedures he developed.

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PubMed1982

The alternate schools and the self.

While Adler, Jung, Horney, and Sullivan varied in their definitions of the self played a central role in their theories. The alternate schools all refer to the subjective, creative, experiencing aspects of the psyche in their concepts of self. The thinking of scientists is intimately connected with their personality. The shape their theories take often can be shown to have connections with their early life. An attempt is made to illuminate the contributions made to Jung's theories by the circumstances of his early life.

Body Image↗

PubMed1978