Abstract:

The papers collected in this series were originally presented at the 83rd Oral History Workshop during the American Psychoanalytic Association’s meetings in February of 2021. The topic of the workshop, “The Social Voices of Psychoanalysts: The 1960s and 1970s”, was chosen because over the last several years, members of the psychoanalytic community had been debating the question of the role of psychoanalysts in a deeply divided political, social and cultural environment governed by an individual that many, both analysts and non-analysts, viewed as a dangerous and unstable leader. John Martin-Joy presented Erik Erikson’s “Reflections on the Dissent of Contemporary Youth” (1970), and Daniel H. Jacobs reviewed Andrew Peto’s “On Crowd Violence: The Role of Archaic Superego and Body Image” (1975). Their papers were discussed by Nancy Chodorow drawing on her experiences as member of this generation as well as her training in both sociology and psychoanalysis.

摘要：

本系列收集的论文最初在 2021 年 2 月美国精神分析协会会议期间的第 83 届口述历史研讨会上发表。研讨会的主题是“精神分析学家的社会声音：1960 年代和 1970 年代”，因为过去几年，精神分析界的成员一直在争论精神分析学家在一个严重分裂的政治、社会和文化环境中的作用问题，这个环境由一个被许多分析师和非分析师视为危险和不稳定领导人的个人所统治。 。约翰·马丁-乔伊介绍了埃里克·埃里克森的“对当代青年异议的反思”（1970），丹尼尔·H·雅各布斯评论了安德鲁·皮托的“论群体暴力：古老的超我和身体形象的作用”（1975）。