英语词汇“internal object”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

internal object n. [after German inneres Objekt (1911 or earlier in this sense)] Psychoanalysis a subjective image formed of the object of an instinctual aim, coloured by the projection of aspects of the self, to which the emotional energy which would otherwise have been expended on the object itself is transferred.

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internal object1924

1924 H. G. Baynes in Brit. Jrnl. Med. Psychol. 4 47 Attitude denotes therefore a characteristic state of libido tension, by which a certain dynamic relation is established between subject and object... This concept not only covers the relation between subject and external object, but also includes the relation to internal objects. That is to say the quality of relation to one's own thoughts and feelings, to one's personality in whole or in part.

1930 M. Scheideberg in Internat. Jrnl. Psycho-anal. 11 411 The flight to the internal object may take place if the flight to the external object causes too much anxiety.

1940 Internat. Jrnl. Psycho-anal. 21 280 (title) Temper tantrums in early childhood in their relation to internal objects.

1973 H. Segal Introd. Work M. Klein (new ed.) ii. 12 These internal objects are not ‘objects’ situated in the body or the psyche: like Freud, Melanie Klein is describing unconscious phantasies which people have about what they contain.

2005 W. M. Singletary in S. Akhtar & H. Blum Lang. Emotions vi. 87 Tyson refers to such children as seeming to have a ‘consistent internal frightening and attacking object’..and to have a ‘consistently negative relationship’ with an internal object.

单词	internal object
释义	> as lemmas internal object internal object n. [after German inneres Objekt (1911 or earlier in this sense)] Psychoanalysis a subjective image formed of the object of an instinctual aim, coloured by the projection of aspects of the self, to which the emotional energy which would otherwise have been expended on the object itself is transferred. ΘΚΠ the mind > mental capacity > psychology > theory of psychoanalysis > libido > transfer of feelings > [noun] > inward image internal object1924 1924 H. G. Baynes in Brit. Jrnl. Med. Psychol. 4 47 Attitude denotes therefore a characteristic state of libido tension, by which a certain dynamic relation is established between subject and object... This concept not only covers the relation between subject and external object, but also includes the relation to internal objects. That is to say the quality of relation to one's own thoughts and feelings, to one's personality in whole or in part. 1930 M. Scheideberg in Internat. Jrnl. Psycho-anal. 11 411 The flight to the internal object may take place if the flight to the external object causes too much anxiety. 1940 Internat. Jrnl. Psycho-anal. 21 280 (title) Temper tantrums in early childhood in their relation to internal objects. 1973 H. Segal Introd. Work M. Klein (new ed.) ii. 12 These internal objects are not ‘objects’ situated in the body or the psyche: like Freud, Melanie Klein is describing unconscious phantasies which people have about what they contain. 2005 W. M. Singletary in S. Akhtar & H. Blum Lang. Emotions vi. 87 Tyson refers to such children as seeming to have a ‘consistent internal frightening and attacking object’..and to have a ‘consistently negative relationship’ with an internal object. extracted from internaladj.n. < as lemmas
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