Freud, Jung and The Great Chain of Being

For some time, it has been clear that psychoanalytic theories are built upon the kind of master narratives Roy Schafer, a New York psychoanalyst, described in 1980. As such, psychoanalytic theories may today have lost some of their initial scientific credibility in that they can no longer be seen as...

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Vydané v:	Journal of analytical psychology Ročník 63; číslo 4; s. 462 - 483
Hlavný autor:	Ekstrom, Soren
Médium:	Journal Article
Jazyk:	English
Vydavateľské údaje:	London Wiley Subscription Services, Inc 01.09.2018
Predmet:	alianza terapéutica alleanza terapeutica Allegiance alliance thérapeutique allégeance analytic theories Analytische Theorien Beliefs Cognitive linguistics conceptual metaphors Credibility Cure fedeltà Freud and Jung Freud e Jung Freud et Jung Freud und Jung Freud y Jung Healing konzeptuelle Metaphern lealtad lealtà Linguists mapeo neural mappa neuronale master narratives Meistererzählungen metafore concettuali Metaphor metáforas conceptuales modello di narrativa modélisation neuronale métaphores conceptuelles métarécits narrativas maestras Narratives neural mapping neuronale Zuordnung Patients Psychoanalysis Schafer, Roy teorie analitiche teorías analíticas therapeutic alliance therapeutische Allianz théories analytiques Treue аналитические теории ключевые нарративы концептуальные метафоры нейронные карты приверженность терапевтический альянс Фрейд и Юнг 分析理论大叙事弗洛伊德和荣格忠诚概念化的隐喻治疗联盟神经映射 New York United States > US master narratives conceptual metaphors therapeutic alliance Freud and Jung neural mapping allegiance analytic theories
ISSN:	0021-8774, 1468-5922
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Shrnutí:	For some time, it has been clear that psychoanalytic theories are built upon the kind of master narratives Roy Schafer, a New York psychoanalyst, described in 1980. As such, psychoanalytic theories may today have lost some of their initial scientific credibility in that they can no longer be seen as summarizing findings from data collected in a research environment. As aids in participating in their patients’ process of healing, however, narratives continue to be used by practitioners and reflect allegiance to core beliefs and propositions with roots in long-standing Western thought. In this article, the metaphors in master narratives of Freud and Jung are compared with a conceptual system identified by cognitive linguists as ‘The Great Chain of Being’. Based on this analysis, the article proposes that theoretical formulations have mainly a secondary role to play in achieving good outcomes. The most critical element is the therapist’s capacity to access a specific narrative for what transpires throughout each treatment.
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ISSN:	0021-8774 1468-5922
DOI:	10.1111/1468-5922.12429