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A recent recipient of the Sigourney Award for her contributions to psychoanalysis, Hanna Segal's fame stems principally from her work in developing and disseminating the theories of Melanie Klein. She was analyzed by Klein and has become one of the most influential figures within the Klein group of the British Psychoanalytic Society. She has written two books on Klein's work as well as numerous other books and papers, and is noteworthy for her major contribution to applied psychoanalysis (particularly in the fields of literature and politics). This is the first of two volumes compiled in Segal's honour by a group of internationally-renowned psychoanalysts who reflect numerous aspects of her clinical and theoretical work.
A recent recipient of the Sigourney Award for her contributions to psychoanalysis, Hanna Segal's fame stems principally from her work in developing and disseminating the theories of Melanie Klein. She was analyzed by Klein and has become one of the most influential figures within the Klein group of the British Psychoanalytic Society. She has written two books on Klein's work as well as numerous other books and papers, and is noteworthy for her major contribution to applied psychoanalysis (particularly in the fields of literature and politics). This is the first of two volumes compiled in Segal's honour by a group of internationally-renowned psychoanalysts who reflect numerous aspects of her clinical and theoretical work.
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Melanie Klein's paper on 'The Importance of Symbol Formation in the Development of the Ego', published in 1930, was a milestone in two respects: first, it opened up the study of symbolisation as a creative and developmental process, and second, it showed how abnormalities in the ability to form symbols could cripple the development of the ego. Read the first page
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Melanie Klein's paper on 'The Importance of Symbol Formation in the Development of the Ego', published in 1930, was a milestone in two respects: first, it opened up the study of symbolisation as a creative and developmental process, and second, it showed how abnormalities in the ability to form symbols could cripple the development of the ego. Read the first page
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