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==[[:Category: Freudian Dictionary|Freudian Dictionary]]==
 
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<blockquote>Locomotion is inhibited in many neurotic states by antipathy to walking and weakness in walking: the hysterical disability makes use of paralysis of the motor apparatus or creates a specific suspension of this one function of the latter (abasia). Particularly characteristic are the difficulties of locomotion brought about by the interpolation of definite conditions as prerequisites, the non-fulfillment of which evokes anxiety (phobia) .... If walking has become a symbolic substitute for stamping on the body of Mother Earth, then ... walking will be abstained from, because it is as though forbidden sexual behavior were thereby indulged in.<ref>{{PoA}} Ch. 1</ref></blockquote>
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<blockquote>Locomotion is inhibited in many [[neurotic]] states by antipathy to walking and weakness in walking: the [[hysterical]] disability makes use of [[paralysis]] of the motor [[apparatus]] or creates a specific suspension of this one function of the latter (abasia). Particularly characteristic are the difficulties of locomotion brought [[about]] by the interpolation of definite [[conditions]] as prerequisites, the non-fulfillment of which evokes [[anxiety]] ([[phobia]]) .... If walking has become a [[symbolic]] [[substitute]] for stamping on the [[body]] of [[Mother]] Earth, then ... walking will be abstained from, because it is as though [[forbidden]] [[sexual]] [[behavior]] were thereby indulged in.<ref>{{PoA}} Ch. 1</ref></blockquote>
  
  
 
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Freudian Dictionary

Locomotion is inhibited in many neurotic states by antipathy to walking and weakness in walking: the hysterical disability makes use of paralysis of the motor apparatus or creates a specific suspension of this one function of the latter (abasia). Particularly characteristic are the difficulties of locomotion brought about by the interpolation of definite conditions as prerequisites, the non-fulfillment of which evokes anxiety (phobia) .... If walking has become a symbolic substitute for stamping on the body of Mother Earth, then ... walking will be abstained from, because it is as though forbidden sexual behavior were thereby indulged in.[1]