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Шекспир У. Макбет. Глава 2.2: 35–39. Пер. Б. Л. Пастернака.

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Здесь и далее в тексте я соответствует английскому self – понятию, принятому в психоаналитической теории, например, в эго-психологии и психологии самости. Там же, где автор вводит специальные термины психологии самости Кохута (Kohut, 1971, 1977, 1984), например self-object, мы используем вариант «объект самости». – Прим. науч. ред.

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Этот термин использовал Элленбергер (Ellenberger, 1970: 150, 314) для описания базовой функции бессознательного, то есть тенденции представать перед сознанием в виде образов, ориентированных на архаические и типические (архетипические) мотивы. По его словам, этот термин восходит к Фредерику Майерсу, Теодору Флурнуа и Карлу Густаву Юнгу. Он также указывает, что эта функция бессознательного не получила того внимания, которого заслуживает.

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