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• Primary process/secondary process
  ...tal"—a regulation therefore intervenes which makes it possible for the [[psyche]] to "distinguish between a perception and a [[memory]] (idea)" (p. 324-325 ...[[Logic]](s); Perceptual [[identity]]; Process; "Project for a Scientific Psychology, A"; [[Regression]]; Representability; Secondary revision; [[Memories]]; Th
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• Dark Continent
  ...] comes into play at the boundary of the [[biological]] [[body]] and the [[psyche]], tracing [[signs]] of its [[libidinal]] [[energy]] on the body. The body ...nscious]] one. On the conscious level, the sexualizing [[activity]] of the psyche is not systematically [[apparent]]; signs of [[anticathexis]] and reaction
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• Childhood and Society
  ...by Freud. Attempting to [[identify]] positive, organizing aspects of the [[psyche]], Erikson sought to show how these achievements of the ego continue to [[c ...Anthropology and [[psychoanalysis]]; Erikson, Erik (Homburger); Ego ([[ego psychology]]).
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• Talk:Oedipus Complex
  The '''Oedipus [[complex (psychology)|complex]]''' or '''conflict''' is a concept developed by [[Sigmund Freud]] ...mation of the [[superego]]. The traditional paradigm in a (male) child's [[psychology|psychological]] coming-into-being is to first select the mother as the obje
  51 KB (8,274 words) - 15:59, 25 July 2006
• Talk:Psychoanalysis
  ...uote>The sphere of application of psychoanalysis extends as far as that of psychology, to which it forms a complement of the greatest moment.<ref>{{ABS}} Ch. 6</ ...school]]s of [[psychoanalytic theory]] ([[Kleinian psychoanalysis]], [[Ego-psychology]], [[Object-relations theory]]) are all, in [[Lacan]]'s view, deviations fr
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• Talk:Superego
  ...the three agencies described by [[Freud]]'s second [[topography]] of the [[psyche]], the others being the [[ego]] and the [[id]]. ...k that [[Freud]] introduced his so-called "structural model", in which the psyche is divided into three agencies: the ego, the id and the superego.
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• Talk:Memory
  ...lie" of the hysterical proton-pseudos of Freud's "Project for a Scientific Psychology" (1950c [1895]), or of "screen memories" (1899a), behind which authentic me ...ea of a provisional pathological repression, which is still tainted by the psychology of consciousness; likewise, unconscious memory traces or mnemic images are
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• Talk:Complex
  ...ffects. From a therapeutic perspective, this is an important aspect of his psychology and his clinical work. From it he developed the idea of promoting creative ...Ethnopsychoanalysis; Identification; Imago; Masculine protest (analytical psychology); Penis envy; Phallus; Primal fantasies; Primitive horde; Psychanalyse et P
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• Affective
  ...sophy]], and made its way into [[Freud]]'s [[vocabulary]] via [[German]] [[psychology]]. In nineteenth-century [[psychology]] the term is synonymous with [[emotion]] or [[excitement]].
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• Talk:Castration complex
  .... This paper was one of a trio of short works called "Contributions to the Psychology of Love." In the first, "A Special Type of Choice of Object Made by Men," t ...sufficiently freighted with meaning to bring about reorganizations of the psyche.
  34 KB (5,413 words) - 02:04, 27 October 2006
• Talk:Gaze
  ...ysis of the gaze's role in the [[mirror stage]] development of the human [[psyche]]. This concept is extended in the framework of [[Feminism|feminist]] theo === Gaze and psychology ===
  18 KB (2,972 words) - 07:10, 31 August 2006
• Talk:Drive
  ..., is something that originates within the body and seeks expression in the psyche as representation. Freud is primariluy concerned with the '''aims''' of the ...d maintained a dualistic theory of drives. In the Project for a Scientific Psychology (1954 [1895]) he distinguished between bound and unbound energy. In Three E
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• Pleasure principle
  ...ure principle]] therefore serves to reduce tension and to [[return]] the [[psyche]] to a [[state]] of equilibrium or constancy. [[Category:Freudian psychology]]
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• Talk:Thing
  In the apparatus of the psyche, the Thing represents the secret center of human desire, the nucleus of ple ...Freud first referred to the Thing in 1895, in "A Project for a Scientific Psychology" (1950a). He used the term again in 1925 in his essay "Negation." Jacques L
  11 KB (1,700 words) - 07:16, 31 August 2006
• Talk:Imaginary
  ...[[human]] [[subject]] which is most closely linked to ethology and animal psychology.<ref>{{S3}} p. 253</ref> All attempts to explain [[human]] [[subjectivity]] in terms of animal psychology are thus limited to the [[imaginary]].
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• Talk:Chance
  ...ale. Chaos theory has accentuated this point of view. In the sphere of the psyche, when Sigmund Freud attempted to explain dreams by psychoanalysis, he assum ...tity and assume the differential nature of the symbolic, the status of the psyche and, even more so, the structuralist approach to the subject as taken by Ja
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• Talk:Regression
  Basing himself on a [[topographical]] model in which the psyche is conceived of as a series of distinct systems, [[Freud]] argued that dur [[Category:Freudian psychology]]
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• Talk:Cathexis
  ...ed in 1895 in Studies on Hysteria, as well as in "Project for a Scientific Psychology" (1950c [1895]). It then recurs throughout Freud's works. ...f cathexis thus underpins Freud's entire theory of the constitution of the psyche.
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• Talk:Projection
  ...al]] [[psychology]] to describe mechanisms that relocate elements of the [[psyche]] in the external world. ...kes them appear to be external objects rather than internal parts of the [[psyche]].
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• Talk:Structure
  ...e of the psyche, in opposition to the atomistic theories then current in [[psychology]].<ref>Lacan, 1936</ref>
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