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• Primal Scene
  ...with the case of "Katharina," in the Studies on [[Hysteria]] (1895d), and Freud evoked it yet again in The [[Interpretation]] of [[Dreams]], with the [[fan Freud persistently strove to decide whether the [[primal scene]] was a fantasy or
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• Unconscious mind
  As defined by [[Sigmund Freud]], the [[Psyche (psychology)|psyche]] is composed of different levels of co For [[Freud]], the unconscious was a depository for socially unacceptable [[ideas]], wi
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• Psychodynamics
  ...lso coincidentally the supervisor for first-year medical student [[Sigmund Freud]] who [[naturally]] adopted this new “dynamic” physiology. Later, the Building on the [[work]] of [[Freud]], [[Carl Jung]] advanced the framework of psychodynamics. According to [[
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• Jean-Paul Sartre
  ...g and Nothingness</i> (1943). In this [[text]] he suggested that Sigmund [[Freud]]'s work (which he characterizes as "empirical"), in his estimation, repres ...also radical differences. Most decisive, according to Sartre, is that for Freud the [[libido]] is an irreducible psychobiological given. By contrast, Sartr
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• Primal scene
  ...neurosis|neurotics]], the classic [[case]] [[history]] [[being]] that of [[Freud]]'s '[[Wolf Man]]' [[patient]].<ref>1918</ref> ...servations and suppositions is a question that is not really resolved by [[Freud]].
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• Against the Populist Temptation
  ...ld arise from the relation between the idea and the leader."<ref>[[Sigmund Freud]], <i>Group [[Psychology]] and the Analysis of the Ego</i>, SE, Vol. XVIII, ...pecially, Chantal Mouffe, <i>The Democratic [[Paradox]]</i>, London: Verso Books 2000.</ref> is here more pertinent, in its heroic attempt to bring together
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• Greece
  ...f intellectuals and teachers were actively studying the works of Sigmund [[Freud]] and publishing on practices in [[psychotherapy]] and psychoanalysis. Howe ...f academics and doctors was mobilized on the occasion of a visit by [[Anna Freud]], who was invited to Athens in 1949, but this lasted only for the short du
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• Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego
  ...on for [[group psychology]]," he wrote to Sándor Ferenczi on 12 May 1919 (Freud and Ferenczi, [[Letter]] 813, p. 354). His [[progress]] was slow; a first v ...g]] a significant move in psychoanalysis, his abandonment of [[hypnosis]], Freud proposed that the [[libido]] accounts for group morphodynamics. He accompli
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• Myths
  ...century authors had become stuck in. Claude Lévi-[[Strauss]] saw myths as books without authors, their messages "coming, properly [[speaking]], from nowher ...sies]] of [[whole]] nations, the secular [[dreams]] of youthful humanity," Freud wrote in 1908 (p. 152). In 1909 Karl [[Abraham]] developed this [[idea]] in
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• Sigmund Freud:Introduction
  ...ness was [[thought]] to result from deterioration or disease of the brain. Freud changed all of this by explicitly rejecting the purely [[organic]] or [[phy ...loped and repeatedly revised his [[theory]] of [[psychoanalysis]]. Most of Freud's theory was developed from contact he had with [[patients]] seen in his pr
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• Sigmund Freud:Biography
  ...is first years of [[life]]. In 1860 the family settled in [[Vienna]] where Sigmund, as he came to call himself, received an education emphasizing classical [[ ...alry]]. Tragically, Julius died less than a year later, on April 15, 1858. Freud later admitted that his [[childhood]] wish to be rid of his brother caused
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• Sigmund Freud:Theories In Action
  ...essary for objectivity; others claim it is evidence of his lack of warmth. Freud admitted to having less interest in treating patients and more passion for ...ud attempted them. Many others use modified versions that faintly resemble Freud's original work. The fact remains, however, that the discipline of psycholo
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• Sigmund Freud:Bibliography
  * Clark, Ronald. Freud: The Man and the Cause. New York: Random House, 1980. * Freud, Sigmund. Standard Edition: Two Case Studies. Vol. 10. Translated by James Strachey.
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• Books/Lionel Bailly/Lacan: A Beginner's Guide
  ...rtant psychoanalysts ever to have lived. Building upon the work of Sigmund Freud, he sought to refine Freudian insights with the use of linguistics, arguing ...ter Fonagy||Professor of Psychoanalysis, UCL & Chief Executive of the Anna Freud Centre}}
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• The Sublime Theorist of Slovenia
  ...ogether in love, as long as someone is [[left]] out to [[hate]]? Lacan and Freud are pessimists, [[right]]? For Love is all-inclusive--at least it can't dep ...esthetic experience. I am referring to what Syberberg is doing in his last books, which have caused a great scandal. He first accepts the standard [[psychoa
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• Ernest Jones
  In 1906, with his friend Lewis Trotter, he discovered [[Freud]]'s writings, and this stimulated his interest in the [[German]] [[language ...lzburg, Jones coined the term "[[rationalization]]," which was accepted by Freud and became part of the technical language of psychoanalysis to indicate a w
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• Kurt Robert Eissler
  ...[[Patient]]</i> (1966), is of permanent [[value]]. In all, he wrote twelve books and nearly one hundred papers, among which his studies of psychoanalytic [[ ...James]] Strachey in preparing the [[Standard Edition|standard edition]] of Freud's psychological works.</p>
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• Infant observation (direct)
  ...he origins of human [[sexuality]], he would not have bothered to write his books. Arguably, we observe [[nothing]] that we do not already [[know]], and [[vi ...nt, working in a nonverbal mode. Winnicott proposed his own [[reading]] of Freud's "game of <i>Fort!/Da!</i>" and helped us to see what distinguishes his [[
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• Siegfried Bernfeld
  ...anding teacher, admired by his students and respected by his colleagues. [[Freud]] said he considered him the most gifted of his students and disciples. ...rnfeld died in 1953 while he and his wife were preparing other articles on Freud's life.
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• German Romanticism
  ...rphilosophie</i>, forgotten at the end of the century (Ellenberger, 1974). Freud's [[knowledge]] of certain romantic works of [[literature]] is attested by If Freud was ambivalent with [[regard]] to romanticism, this may have to do with his
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