A General Introduction to Psychoanalysis
A General Introduction to Psychoanalysis
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But keep in mind this consideration. If it is true that a hindrance or withholding of normal sexual satis- faction will bring out perverse tendencies in persons who have not previously shown them, we must assume that these persons must have harbored tendencies akin to perversities or, if you will, perversities in latent form. This brings us to the second experimental conclusion of which I spoke, namely, that psycho- analytic investigation found it necessary to concern itself with the sexual lif...e of the child, since, in the analysis of symptoms, reminiscences and ideas reverted to the early years of childhood. Whatever we revealed in this manner was corroborated point by point through the direct observation of children. The result was the recognition that all inclinations to perversion have their origin in childhood, that children have tendencies toward them all and practice them in a measure corresponding to their im- maturity. Perverse sexuality, in brief, is nothing more than magnified infantile sexuality divided into its separate tendencies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But keep in mind this consideration. If it is true that a hindrance or withholding of normal sexual satis- faction will bring out perverse tendencies in persons who have not previously shown them, we must assume that these persons must have harbored tendencies akin to perversities or, if you will, perversities in latent form. This brings us to the second experimental conclusion of which I spoke, namely, that psycho- analytic investigation found it necessary to concern itself with the sexual lif...e of the child, since, in the analysis of symptoms, reminiscences and ideas reverted to the early years of childhood. Whatever we revealed in this manner was corroborated point by point through the direct observation of children. The result was the recognition that all inclinations to perversion have their origin in childhood, that children have tendencies toward them all and practice them in a measure corresponding to their im- maturity. Perverse sexuality, in brief, is nothing more than magnified infantile sexuality divided into its separate tendencies.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freud, Sigmund, 1856-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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