Amae as seen in diverse interpersonal interactions

Autor: Keigo Okonogi

Publikováno v: Infant Mental Health Journal. 13:18-25

The word amae is generally used in the Japanese language with a variety of emotions depending on different interpersonal interactions. (1) When an adult identifies with an infant or a child and directs appropriate emotional availability, the affect o

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https://doi.org/10.1002/1097-0355(199221)13:1<18::aid-imhj2280130105>3.0.co

Multiaxial Issues on Personality Disorders

Autor: Satoko Ezoe, Yutaka Ono, Keigo Okonogi

Publikováno v: Psychiatric Diagnosis ISBN: 9781461269236

A psychiatric classification system must satisfy the following two objectives: First, it must serve as a basis from which to clarify individual psychiatric disorders. Because most psychiatric disorders currently discussed are syndromes, they are only

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-0857-0_22

Japanese Psychoanalysis and the Ajase Complex (Kosawa)

Autor: Keigo Okonogi

Publikováno v: Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics. 31:350-356

In 1932, Kosawa visited Freud at 19 Berggasse, and submitted to him a paper entitled: 'Two kinds of guilt feelings, the Ajase complex. In his paper, Kosawa expounded his theory of the Ajase complex, rooted in Buddhist thought. He discussed the psycho

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https://doi.org/10.1159/000287357

Contents, Vol. 31, 1979

Autor: Wolfram Schüffel, Y. Yamauchi, Tetsuya Nakagawa, Samuel A. Corson, Milton V. Kline, J. Bastiaans, E.D. Wittkower, Paul Chauchard, B. Voges, Hans Molinski, L. Miller de Paiva, K.U. Rath, Hellmuth Freyberger, W. Bräutigam, J.J. Groen, R.A. Ramsay, J. Suzuki, Yukihiro Ago, Keigo Okonogi, Uwe Koch, Nicholas Destounis, Hideki Teshima, Norman B. Levy, H. Yamamoto, W. Knauss, R. Lohmann, Johanna Margaretha Tamm, Friedrich Balck, Hoyle Leigh, Yufiro Ikemi, Jörg Kniess, M. Sugita, Chase Patterson Kimball, T. Araki, Morton F. Reiser, Elizabeth O’Leary Corson, H. Huebschmann, Hiroshi Iwai, Renata Gaddini, Adam J. Krakowski, Tadanobu Tsunoda, F. Meuter, Hubert Speidel, Linford Rees, Mauricio Knobel, Yujiro Ikemi, Luigi Oreste Speciani, F. Engelsmann, Günter Ammon, David Shapiro, Adolf-Ernst Meyer, H. Musaph, B. Luban-Plozza, Robert G. Priest, W. Thomas, Sadahisa Inoue, Jan Pohl, U. Komuro, Cairns Aitken, M. von Rad, T. Nakagawa, Ulrich Schairer, Y. Ikemi, F. Lolas, H. Nakao, Hitoshi Ishikawa, Ulrich T. Egle, Y. Nakai, Wilfred Dorfman, Albert J. Silverman, Jacob Shanon, A.J. Krakowski, Shoji Nagata, M. Drücke, John R.M. Goyeche, Aegidius Schneider

Publikováno v: Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics. 31:I-VII

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Mourning in Japan

Autor: Keigo Okonogi, Tetsuya Iwasaki, Saburo Yoshimura, Joe Yamamoto

Publikováno v: The American journal of psychiatry. 125(12)

The authors examine the process of mourning in a culture whose religions sanction the implied presence of the deceased through ancestor worship, as compared to a culture where this is not acceptable or encouraged. Most of 20 Japanese widows interview

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