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Psychoanalysis Dictionary

International Dictionary of Psychoanalysis, by the Gale Group, Inc.
The major individuals, works, events and institutions that have impacted the history of psychoanalysis. All branches of the field are represented, as well as the evolution of theoretical and clinical concepts.
On this page: Mexico to Myths.
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Title Index: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z
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Mexico (country, North America)
Meyer, Adolf F. (American physician & psychologist)
Meyerson, Ignace (psychoanalysis)
Meynert, Theodor (psychoanalysis)
Minkowski, Eugène (psychoanalysis)
Mirror Stage (psychoanalysis)
Mirror Transference (psychoanalysis)
Mitscherlich, Alexander (psychoanalysis)
Mnemic Symbol (psychoanalysis)
Mnemic Trace/Memory Trace (psychoanalysis)
Modern Conflict Theory (psychoanalysis)
Mom, Jorge Mario (psychoanalysis)
Money-Kyrle, Roger Earle (psychoanalysis)
Monism (in metaphysics)
Moral Masochism (psychology)
Moreno, Jacob Levy (psychoanalysis)
Morgenthaler, Fritz (psychoanalysis)
Morselli, Enrico (psychoanalysis)
Moses and Monotheism (psychoanalysis)
Mother Goddess (psychoanalysis)
Mourning and Melancholia (psychoanalysis)
Mourning, Dream of (psychoanalysis)
Murray, Henry A. (American psychologist)
Musatti, Cesare (psychoanalysis)
Music and Psychoanalysis (psychoanalysis)
Mutative Interpretation (psychoanalysis)
Mutual Analysis (psychoanalysis)
Mysticism (in religion)
Myth of Origins (psychoanalysis)
Myth of the Hero (psychoanalysis)
Myths (psychoanalysis)