title: The Psychoanalytic Process:  A Case Illustration
author:  Paul A Dewald 
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zlib_text: Psychoanalytic	Views	on	Depression
  MYER	MENDELSON,	MD
  
  e-Book	2015	International	Psychotherapy	Institute
  freepsychotherapybooks.org
  From	Depressive	Disorders	edited	by	Benjamin	Wolberg	&	George	Stricker
  Copyright	©	1990	by	John	Wiley	&	Sons,	Inc.
  All	Rights	Reserved
  Created	in	the	United	States	of	America
  
  Table	of	Contents
  FREUD’S	THEORY
  ABRAHAM
  RADO
  GERO
  MELANIE	KLEIN
  BIBRING
  JACOBSON
  THE	CONCEPT	OF	PSYCHIC	ENERGY
  SELF-ESTEEM
  CRITICAL	EVALUATION	OF	THEORIES	OF	DEPRESSION
  SOME	RECENT	VIEWS
  NEUROPHYSIOLOGIC	ASPECTS
  SUMMARY
  REFERENCES
  
  Psychoanalytic	Views	on	Depression
  MYER	MENDELSON,	MD
  FREUD’S	THEORY
  The	evolution	of	psychoanalytic	concepts	of	depression	has	kept	in	step
  with	 the	 development	 of	 the	 general	 theory	 of	 psychoanalysis.	 The
  psychosexual	phases	of	development,	the	structural	theory,	the	broadening	of
  the	 concepts	 of	 orality	 and	 anality,	 the	 increased	 understanding	 of	 self-
  esteem,	and	the	deepening	insight	into	the	determinants	of	self-esteem	are
  among	t