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A short genetic survey of psychic impotence. II

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    Edmund Bergler M. D.

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This is the second part of a two-part study of psychic impotence. The first part, dealing with “I. TERMINOLOGY AND THE FACTS BEHIND IT” and “II. 20 INFORMATIVE QUESTIONS,” appeared inThe Psychiatric Quarterly for July, 1945, 19∶3, 402–437.

11.The description given in this chapter is a compilation of 50 years of psychoanalytic work of Freud and hundreds of his pupils all over the world. Opinions for which the present writer bears sole responsibility or those analytically not generally accepted stemming from other sources are specifically stressed, by mention ofthe various authors. For quotations and clinical facts on a more extensive scale, see the writer's monograph, “Psychic Impotence in Men,” l. c.

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Bergler, E. A short genetic survey of psychic impotence. II. Psych Quar 19, 657–676 (1945). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01569126

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