Defense mechanisms and psychic processes in social exclusion: Clinical considerations
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...These feelings generate love, genuine desire, and libidinal attributes, rather than merely hatred, sadism, and envy after the exaltation of the Self (Kernberg, 1975)....
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...As D.W. Winnicott (1958) indicated, they lose the capacity to be alone, and abandon themselves to the stray, resentful aspects of the Self....
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...Isolation and self-idealization of its own omnipotent aspects and the defense of their privileges are dominant in such a group leading to a splitting of the undesirable aspects of the Self and their project on on to other individuals or social groups....
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...In this context, a healthy process of social integration assumes the interior fulfillment of an analogous process of psychic integration, according to the logic of the mechanism originally described by M. Klein (1932, 1935, 1946)....
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...As this process is the de facto basis of each experience of change and of authentic mental growth, there is opposition to equally serious experiencing the new and the Other, having contact with the object, the drives, wishes, anguishes, and defenses that it can trigger....
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...Integration, at both a psychic and a social level, assumes a prevalence of love over hatred, the transition from a paranoid, essentially egoistic mental state to a depressive state based on the preoccupation with and the interest in the Other (Klein, 1946; Meltzer, 1986)....
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...Meltzer and M. Harris (1983), a depressive position and reparation are a way to modulate...
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...Meltzer and M. Harris (1983) argue, individuals may enter into a mutual relationship to help each other...
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