The Fall Into Consciousness

according Adler Alfred Alfred Adler basic anxiety behavior C. G. Jung calls child Christian compulsion concept conscience counter-will crises crisis death instinct depth psychology described despair destructiveness doctrine dynamism ego ideal emotional environment Erikson eros ethical guilt evil existential Fairbairn fall into consciousness fantasy father fear fiction forces Freud Freudian Fromm goal guilt feeling Harry Stack Sullivan Hence Hogarth Horney's hostility human Ian Suttie Ibid individual infant inferiority inner integrity International introjected irrational Joan Riviere Jones Jung's Karen Horney kind London man-in-rage Melanie Klein narcissism nature neurosis neurotic objects Oedipus one's Oskar Pfister Otto Rank Paul perhaps person Pfister primal problem psyche psychic weaning Psycho-Analysis Psychoanalytic psychotherapy rage Rank's reality rejection relationship religion repressed says seems self-love sense separation shame Sigmund Freud simply social society superego taboo theologians theology theory therapy Tillich tion trans trying unconscious victim W. W. Norton York Young Man Luther