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id: 30154
author: Vaknin, Samuel
title: Essays on God and Freud
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  Copyright 2002, 2009 by Lidija Rangelovska Please see the Rich Text File (RTF) for the content of this eBook.


id: 32126
author: Abel, Franklin
title: Freudian Slip
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  What is Mr. Primus doing, Dr. Raye? Sleeping, Herman answered curtly. Herman: I want you to understand that I don't know all about this subject myself, Mr. Primus.


id: 35875
author: Freud, Sigmund
title: Reflections on War and Death
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  REFLECTIONS ON WAR AND DEATH REFLECTIONS ON WAR AND DEATH _ REFLECTIONS ON WAR AND DEATH I THE DISAPPOINTMENTS OF WAR Caught in the whirlwind of these war times, without any real information or any perspective upon the great changes that have already occurred or are about to be enacted, lacking all premonition of the future, it is small wonder that we ourselves become confused as to the meaning of impressions which crowd in upon us or of the value of the judgments we are forming.


id: 44085
author: Tridon, André
title: Psychoanalysis, Sleep and Dreams
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  Day dreams are not essentially different from night dreams and would not be mentioned separately but for the fact that they at times verge on a neurosis and that in certain cases they are not easily distinguished from delusions and hallucinations. Whatever was said of night dreams in the preceding chapters holds true of day dreams.


id: 15489
author: Freud, Sigmund
title: Dream Psychology: Psychoanalysis for Beginners
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  In the complicated and intricate dreams with which we are now concerned, condensation and dramatization do not wholly account for the difference between dream contents and dream thoughts. Around the psychical stuff of dream thoughts there are ever found reminiscences of impressions, not infrequently of early childhood--scenes which, as a rule, have been visually grasped.


id: 20654
author: Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert)
title: Fantasia of the Unconscious
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  Parents should remain parents, children children, for ever, and the great gulf preserved between the two. And all this flashes spontaneously, _must_ flash spontaneously from the first great center of independence, the powerful lumbar ganglion, great dynamic center of all the voluntary system, of all the spirit of pride and joy in independent existence.


id: 30556
author: Sadger, J.
title: Sleep Walking and Moon Walking: A Medico-Literary Study
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  She had hidden a gulden deep within each ball, a proof of mother love, which he later discovered. But she took so to herself the truth that she was no more the loving, caretaking house mother nor might play that part, that for a brief while she planned to take her life.


id: 61124
author: Tridon, André
title: Psychoanalysis and Love
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  The normal husband who would die rather than hurt his life mate cannot compete with the romantic, lover, a little mysterious, unreliable, suspected of flirting with other women, who keeps a woman guessing, pretends at times to be indifferent and has to be won over and over again. Why is it that some women with an erotic disposition and a voluptuous physique, fear pregnancy while other women, apparently indifferent to men, crave motherhood? Physiology does not give us a very satisfactory answer to this question.


id: 14980
author: Jackson, Josephine A. (Josephine Agnes)
title: Outwitting Our Nerves: A Primer of Psychotherapy
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  To still other people nervous trouble means fear,--just terrible fear without object or meaning or reason (anxiety neuroses); or a definite fear of some harmless object (phobia); or a strange, persistent, recurrent idea, quite foreign to the personality and beyond the reach of reason (obsession); or an insistent desire to perform some absurd act (compulsion); or perhaps, a deadly and pall-like depression (the blues). Sometimes, in the hands of a man like Dr. S. Weir Mitchell, results seem good, until we realize that the same measures are ineffective when tried by other men, and that, after all, what has counted most has been the personality of the physician rather than his physical treatment.


