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Lecture notes: Exploring Learning - Freud, Winnicott, Paiget, Bowlby, Jung

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Who is Freud. What is super ego. What is ID. What is ego. What is repression. Why is play important. What is transference and countertransference. Who is Winnicott. What did they find, what are the problems. Who is Erikson and what do they believe. Who is Piaget and what do they believe. Who is Bowlby. What is maternal deprivation. What is attachment theory. Who is Jung. What is analytic psychoanalysis. What is individuation.

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WEEK 5 – ED1BTL. Freud & Jung

Freud:
o Psychoanalysis
 Ppl are fundamentally conflicted
o 1856 – 1939
o Super Ego
 Voice – what you should be doing
o ID
 Voice – tells you what you want to do
o Ego
 Pulled in both directions
o Teacher = agents of the super-ego
o Internalise things
o Repression
 In order for society to function, super-ego needs to win
 Necessary social construct
o Play is important
 Freud & Melanie Klein
- Melanie Klein = 1919, using play as means of analysing children under 6 yrs old.
- Freud = utilised play as means to facilitate positive attachment
 Way to express repressed trauma
o Susan Issacs = 1885 – 1948
 Nursery school movement
 Pioneered use of observation to discover how kids learn
 Allowed kids to follow their curiosity (e.g. chemistry lab, woodworking area)
o Freud = Transference 
Countertransference

Countertransference = “inappropriate repetition in present of relationship that was
important in a person’s childhood”

} reproduction of emotions relating to repressed experiences.

Winnicott:
o 1896 – 1971
o Psychoanalyst & paediatrician
o Holding environment
o Transactional objects
o How symbols work in our emotional lives
o Forget symbols aren’t real as they’re engrained in us.
o babies learn to cope through play
 In womb = every need met, world is static/consistent/centred on ‘me’
 When born = needs met as best as poss., world is
variable/changing/erratic/inconsistent/centred on others & ‘me’
 Baby play starts = playing with fingers & toes
o Pretend play = liminal
PROBLEMS:
Erikson:

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