Items where Division is "Faculty of Social Sciences > Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic Studies, Department of" and Year is 2016

Thesis

Addison, Ann (2016) A Study of Transference Phenomena in the Light of Jung's Psychoid Concept. PhD thesis, University of Essex.

Alexander, David (2016) Combat-Activated Thymic Disorientation. PhD thesis, University of Essex.

Anslow, James A (2016) The tabloid Trickster: a post-Jungian evaluation of early 21st century popular British newspaper journalism characterised by that of The Sun. PhD thesis, University of Essex.

Cassar, Laner (2016) Bridging Imaginal Pathways: The Jungian Technique of Active Imagination and Robert Desoille’s ‘Rêve éveillé dirigé’ Method. PhD thesis, University of Essex.

Chalhoub Mallat, Nayla (2016) The Paradoxical Feminine - Eating Disorders Beyond Gender. PhD thesis, University of Essex.

Dickeson, Kelly (2016) No Quick Fix, Analysis of Organisation; An exploration of a mismatch between business management and the individual. PhD thesis, University of Essex.

Havsteen-Franklin, Dominik (2016) When is a Metaphor? Art Psychotherapy and the Formation of the Creative Relationship Metaphor. PhD thesis, University of Essex.

Henderson, Fiona A L (2016) Difficult conversations on the frontline. Managing the tensions between care and control: are communication skills enough? Other thesis, University of Essex.

Hernandez Jimenez, Natalia (2016) Con el nopal pegado en la frente: A psychosocial study of prejudice and discrimination among Mexican immigrants and Mexican Americans in Arizona. PhD thesis, University of Essex.

Ho, Mei-Tzu (2016) Masculinity in a Colonial Culture – The Oedipus Complex in Taiwan. Masters thesis, University of Essex.

Kempinska, M Z (2016) The Acquisition of Comedic Skills as a Component of Growth and Individuation: Post-Jungian and Psychoanalytic Perspectives. PhD thesis, University of Essex.

O'Sullivan, Sheila M (2016) An exploration of how childlessness and the decision whether to parent is understood by psychoanalytic practitioners. PhD thesis, University of Essex.

Pittock, Frances M (2016) The Curiosity that is Curiosity: A Psychoanalytic Conceptual-Clinical Study. Other thesis, University of Essex.