Det ubevidste i objektrelationsteorien
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https://doi.org/10.7146/pl.v13i1.134361Abstract
The article contains an account of the fate that the concept of the unconscious has undergone in the theories of Melanie Klein and D.W. Winnicott. On the basis of a statement of aspects of Freud's conception of the unconscious, an account of the Kleinian
comprehension of unconscious phantasies and their roles in the subject's internal world is given. Furthermore we present some theoretical problems related to the concept of internal objects. Finally we discuss the position of the unconscious in Winnicott's
theory. Here it is argued that Winnicott's focus of interest moves to the intermediate area between internal world and external reality. In this context we expound the essential splitting in the True and the False Self and the relation of these concepts to the Freudian formulations of the psychical apparatus.
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