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The 97 pages that link to Psychoanalysis, each with the reason it gives.

• Anne SextonRelated: Therapy became part of the circumstances from which Sexton began writing poetry.

• CountertransferenceNarrower topic: Countertransference originated in psychoanalytic theory and remains central to many psychoanalytic approaches.

• Critical rationalismRelated: Popper cited psychoanalytic explanations as examples he considered difficult to falsify.

• French feminismRelated: French feminist writers adapted and criticized psychoanalytic accounts of sexuality and subject formation.

• Phallic stageNarrower topic: The phallic stage remains part of psychoanalysis’s historical account of development.

• Psychodynamic psychotherapyNarrower topic: Psychodynamic psychotherapy developed from psychoanalysis while adapting its methods and settings.

• Psychological anthropologyCompared with: It influenced early anthropological models, while later work questioned universal psychoanalytic assumptions.

• Rollo MayCompared with: May drew on psychoanalysis while challenging accounts that reduce people to instinctual or deterministic forces.

• W. H. R. RiversRelated: Rivers drew on psychoanalytic ideas while rejecting some of their claims about war neuroses.

• Wilhelm ReichNarrower topic: Reich began as a psychoanalyst and reworked its account of resistance and character.

• Ego psychologyNarrower topic: Ego psychology is a psychoanalytic tradition, retaining its focus on unconscious processes.

• Erikson's stages of psychosocial developmentNarrower topic: Erikson’s theory emerged from psychoanalysis, though it broadened its developmental and cultural scope.

• Luce IrigarayNarrower topic: Her critique develops through close engagement with psychoanalytic accounts of femininity and desire.

• Paul RicœurRelated: Freud's account of hidden motives informed Ricœur's idea of a hermeneutics of suspicion.

• Fritz PerlsNarrower topic: Perls trained in psychoanalysis before criticizing its emphasis on interpretation and the past.

• Hélène CixousNarrower topic: Her accounts of writing and identity draw on psychoanalytic ideas about desire.

• Louise BourgeoisNarrower topic: Bourgeois drew on psychoanalytic ideas to give form to conflict, fear, and desire.

• Man’s Search for MeaningCompared with: Frankl contrasts its emphasis on pleasure with logotherapy’s focus on meaning.

• Milton H. EricksonCompared with: Erickson’s pragmatic interventions often differed from psychoanalysis’s emphasis on interpretation and extended treatment.

• Otto RankNarrower topic: Rank developed his theories inside Freud’s psychoanalytic movement before breaking with its orthodoxy.

• Penis envyNarrower topic: Penis envy became one influential claim within psychoanalytic theory.

• Three Essays on the Theory of SexualityNarrower topic: The book is an early foundational work in Freud’s psychoanalytic project.

• Albert EllisCompared with: Ellis moved away from lengthy psychoanalytic treatment toward active, present-focused belief change.

• Anaïs NinRelated: Nin studied psychoanalysis and made psychological exploration a recurring element of her writing.

• Body psychotherapyNarrower topic: Body psychotherapy emerged partly through revisions and departures from psychoanalytic practice.

• French philosophyRelated: Freudian concepts reshaped French debates about desire, subjectivity, and language.

• Functional psychologyCompared with: It offered a distinct account of behavior's causes, especially unconscious motives and early experience.

• History of psychologyCompared with: Its interpretive clinical method differed sharply from laboratory-centered experimental psychology.

• Italo SvevoRelated: Its ideas inform the self-analysis and evasions of Svevo’s narrators.

• A. S. NeillRelated: Neill drew on psychoanalytic ideas when interpreting children’s behavior and emotional development.

• Attila JózsefRelated: His poems often examine memory, desire, and inner conflict in psychologically charged language.

• Bruno BettelheimNarrower topic: Bettelheim’s interpretations of autism and fairy tales arose from this tradition.

• Castration anxietyNarrower topic: Castration anxiety became one of the theory’s explanations for childhood conflict and later symptoms.

• Félix GuattariNarrower topic: Guattari’s early work emerged from psychoanalysis, even as he later criticized its limits.

• Interpretation (hermeneutics)Related: Psychoanalytic interpretation reads meanings beneath explicit statements and deliberate intentions.

• Laura PerlsCompared with: Her early training was psychoanalytic, before she helped form a distinct therapeutic approach.

• OrgoneNarrower topic: Reich's account of orgone grew from his psychoanalytic theories of libido and emotional repression.

• The World as Will and RepresentationNarrower topic: Schopenhauer’s priority of unconscious desire offers a philosophical precursor to themes in this tradition.

• Zeno's ConscienceNarrower topic: The fictional analyst’s treatment provides the memoir’s premise and its language of interpretation.

• Expressionist musicRelated: Expressionist works often staged anxieties and impulses that psychoanalysis brought into public discussion.

• Freudo-MarxismNarrower topic: Freudo-Marxism adapts this broader tradition to explain social power beyond individual treatment.

• Immanuel VelikovskyRelated: Velikovsky trained in medicine and psychoanalysis before turning to ancient history and cosmology.

• Madonna–whore complexNarrower topic: The complex originated within psychoanalytic explanations of desire and emotional conflict.

• Neo-FreudianismNarrower topic: Neo-Freudianism is a revision within the broader psychoanalytic tradition.

• PsychodynamicsNarrower topic: Psychodynamics grew from psychoanalysis while becoming a broader term for related approaches.

• Psychological phenomenaCompared with: It offers a distinctive account of hidden influences on experience and behavior.

• The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child CareRelated: Spock’s medical education included psychoanalytic ideas about children’s emotional development.