A Primer of Freudian Psychology1. Sigmund Freud
(1856-1939)
I. Freud's Scientific Heritage
II. Freud Creates a Dynamic Psychology
III. What was Freud?
2. The Organization of Personality
I. The Id
II. The Ego
III. The Superego
3. The Dynamics of Personality
I. Psychic Energy
II. Instinct
III. The Distribution and Disposal of Psychic Energy
A. The Id
B. The Ego
C. The Superego
IV. Cathexis and Anti-Cathexis
V. Consciousness and Unconsciousness
VI. The Instincts
VII. Anxiety
A. Reality Anxiety
B. Neurotic Anxiety
C. Moral Anxiety
VIII. Summary
4. The Development of Personality
I. Identification
II. Displacement and Sublimation
III. Defense Mechanisms of the Ego
A. Repression
B. Projection
C. Reaction Formation
D. Fixation
E. Regression
F. General Characteristics of the Defense Mechanisms
IV. Transformation of the Instincts
V. The Development of the Sexual Instinct
A. The Oral Zone
B. The Anal Zone
C. The Sexual Zone
1. The Male Phallic Stage
2. The Female Phallic Stage
D. Genital Sexuality
VI. Summary
5. The Stabilized Personality
Recommended Readings
Index
Calvin S. Hall held teaching posts at several universities including Case-Western Reserve, Syracuse University, the University of Miami, Reserve University, and was Professor Emeritus at the University of California in Santa Cruz.
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