Hartocollis Peter
University of Patras Medical School.
Psychoanal Q. 2009 Oct;78(4):1185-96. doi: 10.1002/j.2167-4086.2009.tb00434.x.
A writer's work, whether scientific or literary, involves certain ethical risks, some of which are peculiar to psychoanalysis. Although the ethics of publishing reports that contain sensitive clinical material has been discussed extensively in the psychoanalytic literature, the ethics of publishing material taken from other publications or oral presentations that do not directly involve patients has been scarcely dealt with. This paper considers issues of ownership of such material, plagiarism, copyright and its violations, and the possibility of a negative reaction on the part of the original author. Characteristic cases are cited along with suggestions about how to handle them.
作家的作品，无论是科学类还是文学类，都存在一定的伦理风险，其中一些风险是精神分析学所特有的。尽管在精神分析文献中已经广泛讨论了发表包含敏感临床资料报告的伦理问题，但对于发表取自其他出版物或口头报告且不直接涉及患者的资料的伦理问题却鲜有涉及。本文探讨了此类资料的所有权、剽窃、版权及其侵权问题，以及原作者可能产生的负面反应。文中列举了典型案例，并就如何处理这些案例提出了建议。
