Author(s):
Power, Michael J. 
Date: 1991
Persistent ID: http://hdl.handle.net/10400.12/2686
Origin: Repositório do ISPA - Instituto Universitário
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Depression: The role of the self-concept
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Neste artigo defende-se que a natureza da depress50 n5o pode ser compreendida sem fazer referhcia ao auto-conceito e ao papel central que ocupa no desencadear e manutenclo da desordem. Existem viirias abordagens do Se@ a psicanalitica e a cognitiva ocupam lugar especial no caso da depresslo. Neste artigo, procura-se identificar pontos de convergencia entre estas abordagens. Slo igualmente apresentados, de mod0 sumiirio, alguns antecedentes historicos por forma a melhor compreender o context0 do desenvolvimento de perspectivas mais recentes. ABSTRACT: In this paper it argued that the nature of depression cannot be understood without reference to the selfconcept and the central part that it plays in the onset and maintenance of the disorder. There have of course been a wide range of approaches to the self; the psychoanalytic and cognitive approaches are of particular relevance to depression and therefore some attempt are made to identify possible points of integration between these different approaches which are normally considered to be disparate. A brief summary of some of the historical antecedents also is provided in order to set the context in which more recent approaches have been developed.
Neste artigo defende-se que a natureza da depress50 n5o pode ser compreendida sem fazer referhcia ao auto-conceito e ao papel central que ocupa no desencadear e manutenclo da desordem. Existem viirias abordagens do Se@ a psicanalitica e a cognitiva ocupam lugar especial no caso da depresslo. Neste artigo, procura-se identificar pontos de convergencia entre estas abordagens. Slo igualmente apresentados, de mod0 sumiirio, alguns antecedentes historicos por forma a melhor compreender o context0 do desenvolvimento de perspectivas mais recentes. ABSTRACT: In this paper it argued that the nature of depression cannot be understood without reference to the selfconcept and the central part that it plays in the onset and maintenance of the disorder. There have of course been a wide range of approaches to the self; the psychoanalytic and cognitive approaches are of particular relevance to depression and therefore some attempt are made to identify possible points of integration between these different approaches which are normally considered to be disparate. A brief summary of some of the historical antecedents also is provided in order to set the context in which more recent approaches have been developed.
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Language Portuguese
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