Freud's Idea of Rational Action 
.... happiness.
Freud cites the "dichotomy" of human aims: "man's activity develops in two directions, according as it seeks to realize . . . ....
(1743
7
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Freud's Personality Theory
....
Freud cites the conceptual leap he made from working with hysterical patients to describing "normal" psychology by way of dreams, which are characterized by ....
(2686
11
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Freud's case study of Dora
.... In laying the groundwork for reporting Dora's case,
Freud cites his publication of The Interpretation of Dreams as a decisive explication of his theory of the ....
(1772
7
)
The White Hotel by DM Thomas
.... as sym bolic of the mother's womb. More important,
Freud cites Elisa beth's "strange . . . compulsion to relive the night of the ....
(2813
11
)
Comparison of Freud and Klein: Psycho-Dynamic Theories Identifying ...
....
Freud cites "the interplay" of ego, id, and superego, "which assist or inhibit one another, combine with one another, enter into compromises with one another ....
(4822
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The idea of the Oedipus complex
.... fulfillment.
Freud cites "two typical dreams" of men from time immemorial: sex with Mother and death or displacement of Father.
Freud ....
(1002
4
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The character of Michael in The Godfather
.... In that connection,
Freud cites the conceptual leap he made from working with hysterical patients to describing "normal" psychology by way of dreams, which are ....
(5572
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)
Marx & Freud on the Human Condition
.... on personal structure. A similar point is made elsewhere by
Freud when he
cites a "dictum in general pathology . . . that every ....
(4435
18
)
Prometheus Bound
.... In that regard,
Freud cites the human impulse for creativity enacted by means of love, or Eros, which can be the provenance of civilization and the equally ....
(1189
5
)
Good Will Hunting
....
Freud cites the psychopathology implicit when "the boundary lines between the ego and the external world become uncertain or in which they are actually drawn ....
(1212
5
)
Theme of Revenge in Hamlet
.... terms.
Freud cites Goethe as the source of the interpretation of Hamlet as "paralysed by excessive intellectual activity" (306). Abel ....
(3878
16
)
Christian Faith
.... In an essay on psychoanalysis originally written in 1926 for the Encyclopaedia Britannica,
Freud cites the "interplay" of these forces, "which assist or ....
(7281
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Eating Disorders
.... She
cites Freud's characterization of women as creatures of appetite, drawing the "psychical energy" of the male from the civilization-building enterprise and ....
(2336
9
)
The Splitting Defense
....
Freud cites the psychopathology implicit when "the boundary lines between the ego and the external world become uncertain or in which they are actually drawn ....
(2718
11
)
The Sex Researchers
.... It is impossible to say, for instance, what Brecher's attitude is when he
cites Freud's helpfulness in developing the "somewhat less vengeful attitudes common ....
(1531
6
)
Euripides' Medea & Freud's Dora
.... have been to be so obvious about her sense of betrayal; Jason
cites the "loose .... directly and embark upon a project of revenge, the response of
Freud's Dora is ....
(1648
7
)
The Only Child
.... Sulloway also
cites Freud in this regard, but whereas
Freud's view of the family drama is that its controlling dynamic is the subconscious Oedipal competition ....
(3099
12
)
Freud's View of Women and Culture
.... good. But even
Freud says society may be a sham. .... people. Murphy
cites Beattie's ability to depict "nihilistic environments" (67). ....
(8397
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)
Psychoanalytic Concepts in "The Lover"
.... In that regard,
Freud (1958b, p. 155)
cites the utility of transference in rendering a pathological compulsion (in this case homosexual longing) "harmless, and ....
(3201
13
)
Freudian Psychoanalytic Theory
....
Freud uses the ego-id-superego structural hypothesis to describe the functioning of the Ucs. He
cites "the interplay of forces, which assist or inhibit one ....
(2389
10
)
Post traumatic stress disorder
.... Wolfe (1993)
cites a dissertation by Schnaier in which 89 female veterans were .... Although
Freud acknowledged early in his career that childhood sexual abuse is ....
(3770
15
)
The complex nature of PTSD
.... Wolfe (1993)
cites a dissertation by Schnaier in which 89 female veterans were .... Although
Freud acknowledged early in his career that childhood sexual abuse is ....
(3770
15
)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
.... Wolfe (1993)
cites a dissertation by Schnaier in which 89 female veterans were .... Although
Freud acknow-ledged early in his career that childhood sexual abuse is ....
(4063
16
)
Western & Buddhist Models of Mental Health
.... Goleman (1991)
cites Freud's assessment of the Western methodology: "
Freud once said that the most we could hope for from psychoanalysis or psychotherapy was ....
(1599
6
)
The Fashion Industry & Eating Disorders
.... She
cites Freud's characterization of women as creatures of appetite, drawing the "psychical energy" of the male from the civilization-building enterprise and ....
(7696
31
)
Effect of Fashion Industry on Eating Disorders
.... She
cites Freud's characterization of women as creatures of appetite, drawing the "psychical energy" of the male from the civilization-building enterprise and ....
(7696
31
)
Trends Affecting the Field of Mental Health
.... Fromm-Reich mann
cites Freud's view that neuroses are sex-centered and that once underlying or repressed trauma is discovered and faced, they can be cured and ....
(1254
5
)
Psychological Eclectic Theory «FR»
.... Elsewhere, London (1988)
cites not only
Freud, Jung, and Adler as classical theorists but also Carl Rogers, to the degree that they are all "psychodynamic ....
(2123
8
)
Psychological Eclectic Theory
.... Elsewhere, London (1988)
cites not only
Freud, Jung, and Adler as classical theorists but also Carl Rogers, to the degree that they are all "psychodynamic ....
(2515
10
)
Ancient Egypt and The Gods
.... Assmann
cites the connections that
Freud made between the monotheistic experiment of the New Kingdom pharaoh Akhenaten and Judaism, which was the world's first ....
(4371
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