Freud, Abraham, Klein: Una Perspectiva Teórica Alrededor del Duelo y la Melancolía. (Spanish)

Freud, Abraham, Klein: a theoretical perspective around mourning and melancholy. (English)

The article analyzes Freud, Abraham, and Klein's ideas about mourning and melancholia. Freud differentiates melancholia from normal mourning through narcissistic identification, while Abraham emphasizes the loss of the object and its relationship with erogenous zones. Klein focuses on depressive anxieties related to weaning. Klein's ideas differ from those of Freud and Abraham by not including references to narcissism in the process of mourning and melancholia. [Extracted from the article]

El artículo analiza las ideas de Freud, Abraham y Klein sobre el duelo y la melancolía. Freud diferencia la melancolía del duelo normal a través de la identificación narcisista, mientras que Abraham enfatiza la pérdida del objeto y su relación con las zonas erógenas. Klein se centra en las ansiedades depresivas relacionadas con el destete. Las ideas de Klein difieren de las de Freud y Abraham al no incluir referencias al narcisismo en el proceso de duelo y melancolía. [Extracted from the article]

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