Psychoanalysis of Love: An Introduction to the Series
How psychoanalysis explains love, in clear terms: the key ideas of Freud, Klein, Winnicott, Bowlby, Lacan, Fromm, Kernberg and Benjamin, with links.
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How psychoanalysis explains love, in clear terms: the key ideas of Freud, Klein, Winnicott, Bowlby, Lacan, Fromm, Kernberg and Benjamin, with links.
Freud's theory of love explained clearly: libido, why we "refind" early relationships, idealisation, desire and tenderness, and transference love.
Melanie Klein's ideas on love explained simply: splitting, idealisation, guilt and repair, envy and gratitude, and what they mean for couples.
Ronald Fairbairn's ideas on love explained clearly: our need for relationship, the fear that love harms, and why people stay loyal to painful bonds.
Donald Winnicott on love explained simply: holding, illusion, being alone together, the true self, concern, and why love must survive anger.
John Bowlby's attachment theory and love explained clearly: the secure base, inner expectations, anxious and avoidant partners, and couple therapy.
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