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Type de document :
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texte imprimé
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Titre :
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Dépression productive et improductive : réussite ou échec d'un processus vital
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Auteurs :
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Emmy GUT
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Marianne ROBERT
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Editeur :
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Paris : Presses Universitaires de France, 1993
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Importance :
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445 p.
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Collection :
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Le Fil rouge. Section 2, Psychanalyse et psychiatrie de l'enfant, ISSN 0768-066X
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Sous-collection :
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Section 2, psychanalyse et psychiatrie de l'enfant
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ISBN/ISSN/EAN :
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978-2-13-045247-8
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Format :
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445 p. / 22 cm
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Langues:
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Français
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Langues originales:
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Anglais
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Mots-clés :
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Dépression
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Mort
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Résumé :
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In this brilliant and original book, an experienced psychoanalytic psychotherapist and teacher of psychotherapy argues that depression—traditionally regarded as a serious and incapacitating disorder—can serve an important adaptive purpose. Its characteristic withdrawal and lowered mood allow a person to focus inward on conscious and unconscious processes and thus to resolve a deadlock in functioning. When depression is productive in this fashion it leads to improved understanding and growth; unproductive depression, in contrast, maintains the status quo or leads to deterioration.
Drawing on fictional accounts, autobiographies, and therapy cases, Gut articulates for the first time a unique and universal Basic Depressed Response, and shows how genetic, developmental, and cultural factors determine whether a person is able to make productive use of depression.
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Note de contenu :
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Bibliogr. pp. 423-437. Index
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