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RG-27.43, Leo Rangell, The Concept of Psychic Trauma, Paper, 1965
Date:
1965
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NCP-LA
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Kato Van Leeuwen Papers and Correspondences, 1930s -- 1990s, 1930-1990
Item 43: RG-27.43, Leo Rangell, The Concept of Psychic Trauma, Paper, 1965, 1965
Item 43: RG-27.43, Leo Rangell, The Concept of Psychic Trauma, Paper, 1965, 1965Creators:
Subjects:
'Traumatophilia' and the death instinct
"The Concept of Psychic Trauma"
"Wear and tear of everyday life"
Adaptive analysis of trauma
Adaptive value of traumata and reparative qualities of ego
Capacity of ego to handle trauma via defense mechanisms
Cataclysmic versus trivial instances of trauma
Common instances of traumatic disequilibrium
Composite integrated theory of trauma
Constitutional analysis of trauma
Coping mechanisms for trauma develop in concert with egoic development
Cumulative trauma
Differentiation between traumatic event or insult and subsequent traumatic state which it produces
Documents from the NCP-LA Archive
Documents of Kato Van Leeuwen in the NCP-LA Archive
Dr. Leo Rangell, scholar, psychoanalyst, psychiatrist
Dynamic analysis of trauma
Economic analysis of trauma
Economic considerations of trauma subject to genetic developmental process
Economic principle of mental functioning, Freud
Ego's resistance to trauma
Egoic vulnerability without the expectation of adequate containment, mastery or adaptation
Ego mastery and need for seemingly traumatic stimuli
Extent of psychic trauma
External stimulus (influx) versus somatic or psychic source of trauma
Freudian explanations of trauma
Genetic analysis of trauma
Genetic history of previous sensitizations
Historical analysis of psychic trauma
Human biological limitations as source of future traumata
Inborn defensive thresholds
Increase in intrasystemic tension in a psychic structure beyond a threshold as traumatic stimulus
Inevitability of trauma or trauma as a human need
Infantile trauma
Intrapsychic traumatic process consists of breakthrough of stimulus barrier, loss of ego control
Magnitude and suddenness of traumatic stimuli
Magnitude of traumatic stimuli relative to particular ego resources available
Memory and traumatic neurosis
Ontogenetic developmental history and potential for adaptive or regressive response to traumata
Parallels between physical and psychological sources of trauma
Partial versus complete state of psychic helplessness
Phenomenological analysis of psychic trauma
Phenomenological variations in responses to completely overwhelming trauma
Pleasure-pain principle, Freud
Potential traumatic narcissistic injury
Prolonged period of helplessness in human beings
Prolonged unresolved traumatic state develops into further traumatic insult
Psychic trauma
Regressive ego disorganization to the infantile, neonatal, pre-ego state
Release of painful or unpleasant affect subsequent to traumatic effect
Retroactive trauma, with delayed appearance in traumatic effects
Self-destruction and self-imposed quest for traumata
Sequential components of traumatic occurrence
Signal anxiety and impending trauma
Stratification of phase-specific traumata
Structural analysis of trauma
Timing of intrapsychic sequence of traumatogenic events
Topographic analysis of trauma
Trauma, theory of anxiety, and nature of intrapsychic conflict
Trauma and 'neurosogenesis', Freud
Trauma as excessive magnitude of stimuli
Trauma as experience eliciting strong negative affect
Trauma as experience of breakthrough of stimulus barrier
Trauma as state of psychic helplessness
Traumatic effect or result as a state of psychic helplessness
Traumatic event, traumatic process, traumatic state, negative affect, adaptation or regression
Traumatic event as precipitating stimulus
Unconscious and latent meanings of trauma
Universal castration complex
"The Concept of Psychic Trauma"
"Wear and tear of everyday life"
Adaptive analysis of trauma
Adaptive value of traumata and reparative qualities of ego
Capacity of ego to handle trauma via defense mechanisms
Cataclysmic versus trivial instances of trauma
Common instances of traumatic disequilibrium
Composite integrated theory of trauma
Constitutional analysis of trauma
Coping mechanisms for trauma develop in concert with egoic development
Cumulative trauma
Differentiation between traumatic event or insult and subsequent traumatic state which it produces
Documents from the NCP-LA Archive
Documents of Kato Van Leeuwen in the NCP-LA Archive
Dr. Leo Rangell, scholar, psychoanalyst, psychiatrist
Dynamic analysis of trauma
Economic analysis of trauma
Economic considerations of trauma subject to genetic developmental process
Economic principle of mental functioning, Freud
Ego's resistance to trauma
Egoic vulnerability without the expectation of adequate containment, mastery or adaptation
Ego mastery and need for seemingly traumatic stimuli
Extent of psychic trauma
External stimulus (influx) versus somatic or psychic source of trauma
Freudian explanations of trauma
Genetic analysis of trauma
Genetic history of previous sensitizations
Historical analysis of psychic trauma
Human biological limitations as source of future traumata
Inborn defensive thresholds
Increase in intrasystemic tension in a psychic structure beyond a threshold as traumatic stimulus
Inevitability of trauma or trauma as a human need
Infantile trauma
Intrapsychic traumatic process consists of breakthrough of stimulus barrier, loss of ego control
Magnitude and suddenness of traumatic stimuli
Magnitude of traumatic stimuli relative to particular ego resources available
Memory and traumatic neurosis
Ontogenetic developmental history and potential for adaptive or regressive response to traumata
Parallels between physical and psychological sources of trauma
Partial versus complete state of psychic helplessness
Phenomenological analysis of psychic trauma
Phenomenological variations in responses to completely overwhelming trauma
Pleasure-pain principle, Freud
Potential traumatic narcissistic injury
Prolonged period of helplessness in human beings
Prolonged unresolved traumatic state develops into further traumatic insult
Psychic trauma
Regressive ego disorganization to the infantile, neonatal, pre-ego state
Release of painful or unpleasant affect subsequent to traumatic effect
Retroactive trauma, with delayed appearance in traumatic effects
Self-destruction and self-imposed quest for traumata
Sequential components of traumatic occurrence
Signal anxiety and impending trauma
Stratification of phase-specific traumata
Structural analysis of trauma
Timing of intrapsychic sequence of traumatogenic events
Topographic analysis of trauma
Trauma, theory of anxiety, and nature of intrapsychic conflict
Trauma and 'neurosogenesis', Freud
Trauma as excessive magnitude of stimuli
Trauma as experience eliciting strong negative affect
Trauma as experience of breakthrough of stimulus barrier
Trauma as state of psychic helplessness
Traumatic effect or result as a state of psychic helplessness
Traumatic event, traumatic process, traumatic state, negative affect, adaptation or regression
Traumatic event as precipitating stimulus
Unconscious and latent meanings of trauma
Universal castration complex
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