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| − | "[[Wo Es war, soll Ich werden]]" (''[[English]]'': "[[Where It was, shall I be]]") is a famous declaration by [[Freud]] about the relation between the [[unconscious]] and [[conscious]]. | + | "[[Wo Es war, soll Ich werden]]" (''[[English]]'': "[[Where It was, shall I be]]") is a famous declaration by [[Freud]] [[about]] the relation between the [[unconscious]] and [[conscious]]. |
| − | [[Freud]] hoped that, by bringing the contents of the [[unconscious]] into [[consciousness]], he could minimize [[repression]] and [[neurosis]] | + | [[Freud]] hoped that, by bringing the [[contents]] of the [[unconscious]] into [[consciousness]], he could minimize [[repression]] and [[neurosis]] |
| − | The [[English]] translation of the German "[[Wo Es war, soll Ich werden]]" is "[[Where It was, shall I be]]". In other words, the "[[it]]," or "[[id]]" ([[unconscious]]) will be replaced by the "[[I]]", by [[consciousness]] and [[identity|self-identity]]. | + | The [[English]] [[translation]] of the [[German]] "[[Wo Es war, soll Ich werden]]" is "[[Where It was, shall I be]]". In [[other]] [[words]], the "[[it]]," or "[[id]]" ([[unconscious]]) will be replaced by the "[[I]]", by [[consciousness]] and [[identity|self-identity]]. |
| − | [[Freud]]'s goal was to strengthen the [[ego]], the "[[I]]" [[self]], the [[conscious]]/[[rational]] [[identity]], so it would be more powerful than the [[unconscious]]. | + | [[Freud]]'s [[goal]] was to strengthen the [[ego]], the "[[I]]" [[self]], the [[conscious]]/[[rational]] [[identity]], so it would be more powerful than the [[unconscious]]. |
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Latest revision as of 03:32, 21 May 2019
"Wo Es war, soll Ich werden" (English: "Where It was, shall I be") is a famous declaration by Freud about the relation between the unconscious and conscious.
Freud hoped that, by bringing the contents of the unconscious into consciousness, he could minimize repression and neurosis
The English translation of the German "Wo Es war, soll Ich werden" is "Where It was, shall I be". In other words, the "it," or "id" (unconscious) will be replaced by the "I", by consciousness and self-identity.
Freud's goal was to strengthen the ego, the "I" self, the conscious/rational identity, so it would be more powerful than the unconscious.
