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A collected psychoanalytic examination of wartime traumatic neuroses, combining an introduction and symposium essays that analyze clinical cases, symptom patterns, and theoretical causes. Contributors contrast neurological and psychoanalytic explanations, emphasize unconscious and sexual factors, and describe regression to narcissism, reflexive shock reactions, and parallels with early infant reflexes. The volume reports that many combat-related neurotic symptoms abated when wartime conditions ended, discusses individual predisposition and therapeutic potential of analysis, and offers clinical examples and theoretical reflections aimed at refining diagnosis and treatment of trauma-related neuroses.
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