Freud's argument for the Oedipus complex: a philosophy of science analysis of the case of Little Hans
"In this close reading of Freudian theory, Jerome C. Wakefield reconstructs Freud's argument for the Oedipal theory of the psychoneuroses, placing the case of Little Hans into a philosophy-of-science context, and critically rethinks the epistemological foundations of psychoanalysis. Wakefi...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "In this close reading of Freudian theory, Jerome C. Wakefield reconstructs Freud's argument for the Oedipal theory of the psychoneuroses, placing the case of Little Hans into a philosophy-of-science context, and critically rethinks the epistemological foundations of psychoanalysis. Wakefield logically evaluates four central Freudian arguments: the "undirected anxiety" argument which contends that Hans suffered from anxiety before his phobia; the "day the horse fell down" argument where, engaging in some scholarly detective work, Wakefield resolves a century-old dispute between behaviorists and psychoanalysts about the circumstances in which Hans witnessed a horse accident; the "N=1 sexual repression" argument tracing the trajectory of Hans's sexual desires and matching them to the Oedipal theory's predictions; and lastly, the "detailed symptom characteristics" or "suitability" argument, in which Freud argues that the Oedipal theory is needed to understand otherwise inexplicable details of the phobia's symptoms. Wakefield demonstrates that, although Freud's arguments are brilliantly conceived, he misread the facts of the Hans case, thereby providing an opportunity for renewed consideration of the distinctive contribution of psychoanalysis: the understanding of individual meaning systems and the confronting of meanings outside of focal awareness in order to reshape an individual's fate. This book will be of interest to psychoanalysts and psychotherapists alike, and prove essential for scholars working in the fields of psychoanalysis, philosophy of science and the history of psychiatry"-- |
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| adam_text | Contents Acknowledgments 1 Introduction: Freud’s Lakatosian Moment, or, Why Freud’s Case of Little Hans is the Most Important Clinical Theory Paper Freud Ever Wrote ix 1 2 “All My Efforts Valueless”: Freud’s Lifelong Concern with the Suggestion Objection as the Major Threat to Psychoanalytic Theory 32 3 “A More Direct and Less Roundabout Proof’: The Hans Case as Freud’s Response to the Suggestion Objection 53 4 “A Little Oedipus”: Freud’s Analysis of the Hans Case 5 Freud Versus the Fright Theory: Wolpe and Rachman’s Behaviorist Challenge to Freud’s Oedipal Analysis of the Little Hans Case 76 99 6 “Without an Object to Begin With”: Does the Case Evidence Support Freud’s Claim that Hans’s Disorder Started with a Period of Free-Floating Anxiety Preceding the Phobia? 117 7 “Chronological Considerations Make It Impossible”: The Day the Horse Fell Down: Resolving a Century-Old Puzzle 131 8 “A Repressive Process of Ominous Intensity”: Freud’s N=1 Sexual Repression Argument 150 9 Methodological Interlude: The Suitability Argument as Freud’s Foundational Methodology and His Reply to the Suggestion Objection 178
viii Contents 10 “Acquaintance at Close Quarters”: Evaluating Freud’s Suitability Argument for the Oedipal Theory of Hans’s Phobia 207 11 Critical Examination of Grunbaum’s “Tally Argument” Analysis of Freud’s Response to the Suggestion Objection 245 12 Conclusion: The Little Hans Case, Philosophy of Science, and the Fate of Psychoanalysis 275 Index 282
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Contents Acknowledgments 1 Introduction: Freud’s Lakatosian Moment, or, Why Freud’s Case of Little Hans is the Most Important Clinical Theory Paper Freud Ever Wrote ix 1 2 “All My Efforts Valueless”: Freud’s Lifelong Concern with the Suggestion Objection as the Major Threat to Psychoanalytic Theory 32 3 “A More Direct and Less Roundabout Proof’: The Hans Case as Freud’s Response to the Suggestion Objection 53 4 “A Little Oedipus”: Freud’s Analysis of the Hans Case 5 Freud Versus the Fright Theory: Wolpe and Rachman’s Behaviorist Challenge to Freud’s Oedipal Analysis of the Little Hans Case 76 99 6 “Without an Object to Begin With”: Does the Case Evidence Support Freud’s Claim that Hans’s Disorder Started with a Period of Free-Floating Anxiety Preceding the Phobia? 117 7 “Chronological Considerations Make It Impossible”: The Day the Horse Fell Down: Resolving a Century-Old Puzzle 131 8 “A Repressive Process of Ominous Intensity”: Freud’s N=1 Sexual Repression Argument 150 9 Methodological Interlude: The Suitability Argument as Freud’s Foundational Methodology and His Reply to the Suggestion Objection 178
viii Contents 10 “Acquaintance at Close Quarters”: Evaluating Freud’s Suitability Argument for the Oedipal Theory of Hans’s Phobia 207 11 Critical Examination of Grunbaum’s “Tally Argument” Analysis of Freud’s Response to the Suggestion Objection 245 12 Conclusion: The Little Hans Case, Philosophy of Science, and the Fate of Psychoanalysis 275 Index 282 |
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