Hristeva Galina, Poster Mark F
University of Stuttgart, Germany.
Am J Psychoanal. 2013 Sep;73(3):228-53. doi: 10.1057/ajp.2013.21.
The paper examines the biographical, cultural and clinical influences on the "maternal turn" of Georg Groddeck, a German physician and correspondent of Sigmund Freud. It demonstrates Groddeck's influence on Sándor Ferenczi, Frieda Fromm-Reichmann and Karen Horney, each of whom influenced generations of psychoanalysts. The authors explore the resonance of Groddeck's work with several concepts of contemporary psychoanalysis and raise the question as to whether the roots of these psychoanalytic concepts were seeded by Groddeck's "maternal turn", passed on by the above psychoanalysts through intergenerational psychoanalytic training and further elaborated by later investigators who were not necessarily familiar with the work of Groddeck.
本文考察了德国医生、西格蒙德·弗洛伊德的通信者格奥尔格·格罗德克“母性转向”中的传记、文化和临床影响。它展示了格罗德克对桑多尔·费伦齐、弗里达·弗洛姆-赖希曼和卡伦·霍妮的影响，他们每个人都影响了几代精神分析学家。作者探讨了格罗德克的作品与当代精神分析的几个概念之间的共鸣，并提出了一个问题，即这些精神分析概念的根源是否由格罗德克的“母性转向”所播下，由上述精神分析学家通过代际精神分析培训传承下来，并由后来不一定熟悉格罗德克作品的研究者进一步阐述。
