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A Psychoanalytic Approach to Education and Raising School Children of Divorced Parents

Aleksandra Mindoljevic Drakulic ; Faculty of Teacher Education, University of Zagreb


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Abstract

The paper provides a summary of the initial stage of psychoanalysis development established by the Viennese physician Sigmund Freud. The author has primarily focused on Freud’s structural theory of psychological organization: a tripartite organization of the human psyche id, ego and superego and the theory of psychosexual development. Within the scope of this theory, an attempt was
made to give an overview of the dynamics of the psychoanalytic relationship between learning and pedagogical thoughts, from John Dewey to contemporary psychoanalytic pedagogues like Tamara Bibby and Deborah Britzman. Accordingly, the psychoanalytic discourse in relation to school children from divorced families,
where divorce is seen as a process of separation-individuation in creating substitution triangular relationship between the child and a school teacher, has been considered.

Keywords

divorce; psychoanalysis; school; school children

Hrčak ID:

123625

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/123625

Publication date:

27.5.2014.

Article data in other languages: croatian

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