Filosofía de la antigüedad by Paula Arizmendi Mar

“… Tomado del psiquiatra Eugen Bleuler, el concepto de ambivalencia fue descrito por Sigmund Freud como aquella “presencia simultánea en la relación con un mismo objeto, de tendencias, actitudes y sentimientos opuestos, especialmente amor y odio”.1 Esta disposición híbrida, en la cual convergen apegos positivos y negativos, paradójicos, siempre inten- sos, podría servirnos para el siglo xxi, cuando pensamos nuestro objeto de afecto más lejano y que, al mismo tiempo, parece habernos constitui- do indefectiblemente: lo antiguo, los clásicos, eso que amamos y odia- mos, que nos conforma y, tal vez, nos irrita. …”
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Esquizofrenia em Eugène Minkowski e Ludwig Binswanger by Jordy Tamura, Guilherme Messas

“…Para isso, é realizada uma reconstrução histórica a respeito de sua essência: Emil Kraepelin a considera uma deterioração das faculdades psíquicas, enquanto Eugen Bleuler a entende como cisão dessas faculdades (Spaltung). …”
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Being psychotic is not necessarily being ill: Psychotic continuum and the relevance of lacanian psychoanalytic approach by G. Mitropoulos

“… Introduction The notion of subclinical psychosis is as old as Eugen Bleuler’s work on schizophrenia. It is also consistent with psychodynamic theories (see PDM-2) on the organization of personality on different levels including, among others, a psychotic level of personality organization. …”
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Research based treatment through neuroleptics (antipsychotics) in Pakistan: can it be trusted? by Muhammad Salih

“…The word is derived from Greek 'schizo' (splitting) and 'phren' (mind), with the term initially proposed by Eugen Bleuler (1908)1. The debilitating illness usually has symptoms of hallucinations, delusions, and overall distorted versions of reality. …”
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Self-Reported Autistic Traits Using the AQ: A Comparison between Individuals with ASD, Psychosis, and Non-Clinical Controls by Laura Fusar-Poli, Alessia Ciancio, Alberto Gabbiadini, Valeria Meo, Federica Patania, Alessandro Rodolico, Giulia Saitta, Lucia Vozza, Antonino Petralia, Maria Salvina Signorelli, Eugenio Aguglia

“…The term “autism” was originally coined by Eugen Bleuler to describe one of the core symptoms of schizophrenia. …”
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