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The American Journal of Psychoanalysis, Vol. 60, No. 2, 2000 PARANOID-SCHIZOID ANXIETY, TRIANGULATION, AND OEDIPAL TRAUMA Robert T. Waska Certain patients are theoretically challenging and therapeutically diffi- cult. Their transferences seem to be centered around oedipal dynamics, but careful examination reveals a pre-oedipal profile prone to primitive triadic conflicts. Oral and anal struggles predominate within an apparently oedipal organization. I believe these patients are exhibiting a trauma-induced re- gression to an early state of paranoid-schizoid (Klein 1946) triangulation. This more undifferentiated state, in turn, has usually been the sight of prior overstimulation, deprivation, or attack from the internal and external envi- ronment. Melanie Klein (1952) brought attention to the infant’s emerging triadic fantasies when she said, early stages (of the oedipus complex) are characterized by the important role which part-objects still play in the infant’s mind while the relation to complete objects is being established....Powerful oral desires, increased by the frustration experienced in relation to the mother, are transfered from the mother’s breast to the father’s penis. (p. 78) Klein goes on to quote Abraham who points out how the penis is regularly equated to the breast and that other body parts can stand for those two organs in
The American Journal of Psychoanalysis – Springer Journals
Published: Sep 24, 2004
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